Texts by A. Baskerville 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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- I entered in a sombre forest FRE - A. MacFadyen (The sacred oak)
- In the greenwood once going forth to roam (from The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections from Upwards of Seventy of the most celebrated Poets, translated into English Verse, with the Original Text on the Opposite Page) (What Happened to Care) -
- Love in a rose bush sleeping lay (from The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections from Upwards of Seventy of the most celebrated Poets, translated into English Verse, with the Original Text on the Opposite Page) FRE ITA SWE - A. Foerster (Love in a rose bush sleeping lay)
- Love in a rosebush (Love in a rose bush sleeping lay) (from The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections from Upwards of Seventy of the most celebrated Poets, translated into English Verse, with the Original Text on the Opposite Page) - A. Foerster FRE ITA SWE
- The sacred oak (I entered in a sombre forest) - A. MacFadyen FRE
- What Happened to Care (In the greenwood once going forth to roam) (from The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections from Upwards of Seventy of the most celebrated Poets, translated into English Verse, with the Original Text on the Opposite Page)
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