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Texts by D. Parker set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Dorothy Parker (1893 - 1967)

Text Collections:

  • Death and Taxes and Other Poems
  • Enough Rope
  • Sunset Gun

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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Special notes: All titles and first lines are included in this index, including those used by composers.
Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
A language code in a blue rectangle like ENG indicates that a translation to that language is available.
A grey rectangle like FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but isn't yet available.

  • And if, my friend, you'd have it end (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (They part)
  • A single flow'r he sent me, since we met (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab, E. Diemer, S. Goodyear (One perfect rose)
  • A very short song (Once, when I was young and true) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Because your eyes are slant and slow - W. Mayer
  • Biographies. 1. () (from Enough Rope) [x] *
  • Bohemia () - M. Horder [x] *
  • Bric à brac (Little things that no one needs) (from Sunset Gun) - M. Horder *
  • Bric-Brac (Little things that no one needs) (from Sunset Gun) - S. Barab *
  • Chant for dark hours (Some men, some men) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Chloe's hair, no doubt, was brighter (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Renunciation)
  • Coda (There's little in taking or giving) (from Sunset Gun) - S. Barab *
  • Comment (Oh, life is a glorious cycle of song) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab, E. Diemer *
  • Condolence (They hurried here, as soon as you had died) - S. Goodyear *
  • Convalescent () - M. Horder [x] *
  • Four be the things I am wiser to know (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab, C. Wirth (Inventory)
  • Four be the things (Four be the things I am wiser to know) (from Enough Rope) - C. Wirth *
  • Frustration (If I had a shiny gun) *
  • He'd have given me rolling lands (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (The choice)
  • Here in my heart I am Helen (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Song of one of the girls)
  • How am I to know () - J. King [x] *
  • I always saw, I always said (from Sunset Gun) * - R. Gordon (The red dress)
  • I do not like my state of mind (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Symptom recital)
  • If I had a shiny gun * (Frustration) - R. Gordon
  • I'm wearied of wearying love, my friend (from Death and Taxes and Other Poems) * - S. Barab (Ultimatum)
  • Indian Summer (In youth, it was a way I had) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Inventory (Four be the things I am wiser to know) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • In youth, it was a way I had (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Indian Summer)
  • Lady, lady should you meet (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab, B. Moore, J. Musto (Social note)
  • Little things that no one needs (from Sunset Gun) * - S. Barab, M. Horder (Bric-á-Brac)
  • Little white love, your way you've taken (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Now at liberty)
  • Love has gone a-rocketing (from Enough Rope) * - M. Horder (Wail)
  • Love song (My own dear love, he is strong and bold) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab
  • Lullaby (Sleep, pretty lady, the night is enfolding you) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Men (They hail you as their morning star) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • My own dear love, he is strong and bold (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab (Love song)
  • My own dear love () - M. Horder [x] *
  • Now at liberty (Little white love, your way you've taken) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Now this is the story () (from Enough Rope) - P. Fetler [x] *
  • Oh, I'd been better dying (from Sunset Gun) * - S. Barab (The trusting heart)
  • Oh, I should like to ride the seas (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Song of perfect propriety)
  • Oh, life is a glorious cycle of song (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab, E. Diemer (Comment)
  • Once, when I was young and true (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (A very short song)
  • One perfect rose (A single flow'r he sent me, since we met) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab, E. Diemer, S. Goodyear *
  • Prophetic soul (Because your eyes are slant and slow) - W. Mayer
  • Razors pain you (from Enough Rope) * - J. Musto, G. Parchman (Résumé)
  • Renunciation (Chloe's hair, no doubt, was brighter) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Résumé (Razors pain you) (from Enough Rope) - J. Musto, G. Parchman *
  • Rondeau redoublé (and scarcely worth the trouble, at that) (The same to me are sombre days and gay) (from Enough Rope)
  • Rondeau redoublé (The same to me are sombre days and gay) (from Enough Rope) - H. Clarke
  • Sleep, pretty lady, the night is enfolding you (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Lullaby)
  • Social note (Lady, lady should you meet) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab, B. Moore, J. Musto *
  • Somebody's song (This is what I vow) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Some men, some men (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Chant for dark hours)
  • Song in a minor key (There's a place I know where the birds swing low) (from Enough Rope) - G. Bachlund
  • Song of one of the girls (Here in my heart I am Helen) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Song of perfect propriety (Oh, I should like to ride the seas) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • Sweet lady sleep befriend me [x] * - R. Robbins
  • Symptom recital (I do not like my state of mind) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • The choice (He'd have given me rolling lands) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • The false friends (They laid their hands upon my head) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • The red dress (I always saw, I always said) (from Sunset Gun) - R. Gordon *
  • There's a place I know where the birds swing low (from Enough Rope) - G. Bachlund (Song in a minor key)
  • There's little in taking or giving (from Sunset Gun) * - S. Barab (Coda)
  • The same to me are sombre days and gay (from Enough Rope) - H. Clarke (Rondeau redoublé (and scarcely worth the trouble, at that))
  • The sea (Who lay against the sea, and fled) - J. Musto *
  • The thin edge (With you, my heart is quiet here) - J. Heggie *
  • The trusting heart (Oh, I'd been better dying) (from Sunset Gun) - S. Barab *
  • The waltz () - L. Hoiby [x] *
  • They hail you as their morning star (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Men)
  • They hurried here, as soon as you had died * - S. Goodyear (Condolence)
  • They laid their hands upon my head (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (The false friends)
  • They part (And if, my friend, you'd have it end) (from Enough Rope) - S. Barab *
  • This I say, and this I know (from Sunset Gun) * - S. Barab (Wisdom)
  • This is what I vow (from Enough Rope) * - S. Barab (Somebody's song)
  • Threat to a fickle lady (Sweet lady sleep befriend me) - R. Robbins [x] *
  • Ultimatum (I'm wearied of wearying love, my friend) (from Death and Taxes and Other Poems) - S. Barab *
  • Unfortunate coincidence () - M. Horder [x] *
  • Wail (Love has gone a-rocketing) (from Enough Rope) - M. Horder *
  • Who lay against the sea, and fled * - J. Musto
  • Wisdom (This I say, and this I know) (from Sunset Gun) - S. Barab *
  • Wisecracks () - T. Riedstra [x] *
  • With you, my heart is quiet here * - J. Heggie (The thin edge)
  • Words of comfort to be scratched on a mirror () (from Enough Rope) [x] *
  • Words of comfort () (from Enough Rope) - S. Calvin [x] *

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