Texts by M. Lewis set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- Captain Morgan's March (Rhyfelgyrch Cadpen Morgan) (Dost not hear the martial hum?) - J. Haydn
- Crazy Jane : a favorite ballad (Stay, fair maid! On every feature) - H. Abrams
- Crazy Jane : a favorite song (Why, fair maid in every feature) - H. Abrams
- Crazy Jane (Stay, fair maid! On every feature)
- Crazy Jane (Why, fair maid in every feature) - J. Davy
- Dost not hear the martial hum? - J. Haydn
- Nanine, or the Emigrant (On the waves the wind was sleeping) - H. Abrams
- Nannie, or The Emigrant (On the waves the wind was sleeping) - H. Abrams
- Oh mark his wan and hollow cheeks - H. Abrams
- On the banks of Allan water
- On the waves the wind was sleeping - H. Abrams (Nanine, or The Emigrant)
- Stay, fair maid! On every feature - H. Abrams (Crazy Jane)
- Stay, gaoler, stay, and hear my woe! (from The Captive) - H. Abrams
- The Felon (Oh mark his wan and hollow cheeks) - H. Abrams
- The frozen streets in moonshine glitter - H. Abrams (The orphan's prayer)
- The Gaoler (Stay, gaoler, stay, and hear my woe!) (from The Captive) - H. Abrams
- The live long night (Ar hyd y nos) (What avails thy plaintive crying) - J. Haydn
- The orphan's prayer (The frozen streets in moonshine glitter) - H. Abrams
- What avails thy plaintive crying - J. Haydn
- When forced to quit his native land - H. Abrams (William and Susan)
- Why, fair maid in every feature - H. Abrams, J. Davy
- Why fair maid in ev'ry feature
- William and Susan (When forced to quit his native land) - H. Abrams
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