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Texts by J. Hollander set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

John Hollander (b. 1929)

Text Collections:

  • Tales Told of the Father

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.

  • Beach Whispers (In the night wind astir) - E. Windels [x] *
  • Beyond the cold, blue mountain and beyond (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Coarse breath fanning the closed air by his ear (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Down the shaded street, toward an avenue (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • (Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee) * - M. Babbitt
  • Floor lamps and their shadows warmed the room where (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Grayish flakes like clay are falling as if (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Half his days he had passed in the shadow (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Heard through lids slammed down over darkened glass (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • He awoke. Low in the sky in August (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • He felt his hand feeling another hand (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Here on these benches in the wan sun * - N. Rorem
  • I feel/ Feel a million trees *
  • In the night wind astir [x] * - E. Windels
  • Leaving that unfair, seasonless land was (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Living, growing, changing, being in the hum always * - M. Babbitt
  • O Thrush in the woods I fly among * - M. Babbitt
  • Section One ((Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee)) - M. Babbitt *
  • Section Three (Living, growing, changing, being in the hum always) - M. Babbitt *
  • Section Two : Echo Song (O Thrush in the woods I fly among) - M. Babbitt *
  • Slanting lean, gray rain washing the palace (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • The bright moon offends him: he plucks it out (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • The Hyperboreans gathered him up (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • The park (Here on these benches in the wan sun) - N. Rorem *
  • When, as if late some night of festival (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt
  • Where, where, where? Where is here? Where is Herr Haar (from Tales Told of the Father - The Head of the Bed) * - M. Babbitt

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