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Texts by M. Atwood set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Margaret Atwood (b. 1939)

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

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A * indicates that a text cannot (yet?) be displayed on this site because of its copyright status.
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.

  • Against Still Life (Orange in the middle of a table) - L. Laitman *
  • Anger is red * - J. Heggie
  • Anger (Anger is red) - J. Heggie *
  • Bird Soul (If birds are human souls) - J. Heggie *
  • Coda: Song (If you were a song) - J. Heggie *
  • Dream (When I sleep you appear) - J. Heggie *
  • Eating Fire (Eating fire) - T. León *
  • Empty Chair (Who was my sister) - J. Heggie *
  • Enchantment (If this were a story) - J. Heggie *
  • Flying inside your own body (Your lungs fill & spread themselves) - J. Cloud *
  • Four Evasions (Sitting in the car, houses & wind outside) - T. León *
  • Habitation (Marriage is not) - E. Fábregas, T. León *
  • I am sitting on the edge (I am sitting on the) - L. Laitman *
  • I am sitting on the * - L. Laitman
  • If birds are human souls * - J. Heggie
  • If this were a story * - J. Heggie
  • If you were a song * - J. Heggie
  • I was reading a scientific article (They have photographed the brain) - L. Laitman *
  • I was too late * - J. Heggie
  • I would like to watch you sleeping * - J. Cloud (Variations on the word Sleep)
  • Lost (So many sisters lost) - J. Heggie *
  • Marriage is not * - E. Fábregas, T. León (Habitation)
  • Memory is not in the head * - T. León (Memory)
  • Memory (Memory is not in the head) - T. León *
  • Night poem (There is nothing to be afraid of) - J. Cloud *
  • Notes towards a Poem that can never be Written (This is the place) - T. León *
  • Orange in the middle of a table * - L. Laitman
  • Rage (I was too late) - J. Heggie *
  • Siren song (This is the one song everyone) - J. Cloud, S. Grill *
  • Sitting in the car, houses & wind outside * - T. León (Four Evasions)
  • So many sisters lost * - J. Heggie
  • There is nothing to be afraid of * - J. Cloud (Night poem)
  • They have photographed the brain * - L. Laitman
  • This is the one song everyone * - J. Cloud, S. Grill (Siren song)
  • This is the place * - T. León (Notes towards a Poem that can never be Written)
  • Variations on the word Sleep (I would like to watch you sleeping) - J. Cloud *
  • When I sleep you appear * - J. Heggie
  • Who was my sister * - J. Heggie
  • Your lungs fill & spread themselves * - J. Cloud (Flying inside your own body)

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