Texts by T. Carlyle set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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- Adieu, my dear (Let time and chance combine, combine) (from Critical and Miscellaneous Essays) - F. Tosti
- Adieu (Let time and chance combine, combine) (from Critical and Miscellaneous Essays) - A. Zimmermann
- Cui bono (What is Hope? A smiling rainbow) - E. Toch
- For him the light of ruddy morn FRE
- From the mountains to the champaign (From the mountains to the champaign) - F. White DUT FRE
- From the mountains to the champaign DUT FRE - F. White (Traveller's song)
- Him had I chosen from all others FRE
- Let time and chance combine, combine (from Critical and Miscellaneous Essays) - F. Tosti, A. Zimmermann (Adieu)
- Now hands to seed-sheet, boys! - C. Stanford (The Sower's Song)
- So there hath been dawning (from Critical and Miscellaneous Essays) - E. Chapman, H. Gál, E. Troup, R. Vaughan Williams (Today)
- The Sower's Song (Now hands to seed-sheet, boys!) - C. Stanford
- Today (So there hath been dawning) (from Critical and Miscellaneous Essays) - E. Chapman, H. Gál, E. Troup, R. Vaughan Williams
- Traveller's song (From the mountains to the champaign) DUT FRE
- What is Hope? A smiling rainbow - E. Toch (Cui bono)
- “Whom bring ye us to the still dwelling?” DUT FRE ITA
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