Texts by R. Pitter 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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- Barefoot I went and made no sound (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Head (The viper) *
- Constancy (Like a song that shall be heard) (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Head [x] *
- Cure me with quietness (from A Trophy of Arms) - T. Pitfield (For sleep, or death) [x] *
- Fair is the water when the land is fainting (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Chandler (Fair is the water) [x] *
- Fair is the water (Fair is the water when the land is fainting) (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Chandler [x] *
- For sleep, or death (Cure me with quietness) (from A Trophy of Arms) [x] *
- Holiday in Heaven (I saw the people dance by the water) - M. Head *
- I saw the people dance by the water - M. Head *
- Joy and Grief (What of my Joy?) (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Chandler [x] *
- Light, stillness and peace lie on the broad sands (from The Bridge) - M. Head (The estuary) *
- Like a song that shall be heard (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Head (Simile) [x] *
- Little litany (Cure me with quietness) (from A Trophy of Arms) - T. Pitfield [x] *
- O still withold thyself, be not possessed (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Head (The comet) [x] *
- See how my yew-tree (See how my yew-tree) (from Still by Choice - Three Feminine Things) - B. Naylor [x] *
- See how my yew-tree (from Still by Choice - Three Feminine Things) - B. Naylor [x] *
- Simile (Like a song that shall be heard) (from A Trophy of Arms) [x] *
- So once again the trouble's o'er (from A Mad Lady's Garland) - M. Head, B. Price (The matron-cat's song) *
- Sorrow and weakness (Sorrow and weakness) (from Still by Choice - Three Feminine Things) - B. Naylor [x] *
- Sorrow and weakness (from Still by Choice - Three Feminine Things) - B. Naylor [x] *
- The comet (O still withold thyself, be not possessed) (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Head [x] *
- The estuary (Light, stillness and peace lie on the broad sands) (from The Bridge) - M. Head *
- The last hermitage () (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Chandler [x] *
- The last vermillion (The last vermillion) (from Still by Choice - Three Feminine Things) - B. Naylor [x] *
- The last vermillion (from Still by Choice - Three Feminine Things) - B. Naylor [x] *
- The matron-cat's song (So once again the trouble's o'er) (from A Mad Lady's Garland) - M. Head, B. Price *
- The viper (Barefoot I went and made no sound) (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Head *
- The woodpath in spring () - M. Head [x] *
- Urania () - I. Boyle [x] *
- What of my Joy? (from A Trophy of Arms) - M. Chandler (Joy and Grief) [x] *
- What old Nelly really meant (When wheat is green) (from Still by Choice) - M. Chandler [x] *
- When wheat is green (from Still by Choice) - M. Chandler (What old Nelly really meant) [x] *
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