Texts by K. Raine 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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- At the day's end I found (At the day's end I found) (from The Year One - Three Poems of Incarnation) - W. Mellers [x] *
- At the day's end I found (from The Year One - Three Poems of Incarnation) [x] * - W. Mellers
- Child in the little boat (from The Year One - Three Poems of Incarnation) [x] * - W. Mellers (Invocation)
- Day is the hero's shield (from Stone and Flower) * - A. Bliss (Harvest)
- Ex nihilo (Out of nothing we are made) (from The Pythoness) - W. Mellers [x] *
- Far-darting Apollo (I saw the sun step like a gentleman) (from Stone and Flower) - G. Bush *
- From star to star, from sun and spring and leaf (from Stone and Flower) * - A. Bliss (Seed)
- Full of desire I lay (from Stone and Flower) [x] * - U. Kasemets (Passion)
- God in me is the fury on the bare heath (from The Pythoness) * - A. Bliss (Storm)
- Harvest (Day is the hero's shield) (from Stone and Flower) - A. Bliss *
- Him I praise with my mute mouth of night (Him I praise with my mute mouth of night) (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) - P. Aston [x] *
- Him I praise with my mute mouth of night (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) [x] * - P. Aston
- If you go deep (from The Year One) * - G. Bush (Introspection)
- In the beck (There is a fish, that quivers in the pool) (from Stone and Flower) - A. Bliss *
- Introspection (If you go deep) (from The Year One) - G. Bush *
- Invocation (Child in the little boat) (from The Year One - Three Poems of Incarnation) - W. Mellers [x] *
- I saw the sun step like a gentleman (from Stone and Flower) * - G. Bush (Far-darting Apollo)
- I shall not return/ To dear past places * (Not in time) - J. Cloud
- I shall not return * - J. Cloud (Not in time)
- It burns in the void (from The Pythoness) * - C. Gallaher, U. Kasemets, J. Tavener (The world)
- Lament (Where are those dazzling hills touched by the sun) (from The Year One) - G. Bush *
- Lenten flowers (Primrose, anemone, bluebell, moss) (from The Pythoness) - A. Bliss *
- Let in the wind (Let in the wind) (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) - P. Aston [x] *
- Let in the wind (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) [x] * - P. Aston
- Love song (Within the centre of the rose) (from The Pythoness) - P. Aston [x] *
- Never, never again (from The Year One) [x] * - C. Gallaher (The moment)
- Night comes, an angel stands (from Stone and Flower) * - A. Bliss (Nocturne)
- Nocturne (Night comes, an angel stands) (from Stone and Flower) - A. Bliss *
- Not in time (I shall not return) - J. Cloud *
- Now he is dead (from The Pythoness) * - G. Bush (The end of love)
- Out of hope's eternal spring (from Living in Time) [x] * - F. Routh (The spring)
- Out of nothing we are made (from The Pythoness) [x] * - W. Mellers (Ex nihilo)
- Out of nothing (Within the centre of the rose) (from The Pythoness) [x] *
- Out of the sea the actress came/ and all the mills stopped milling their grain (from Stone and Flower) [x] * - M. Flothuis (The seal-woman)
- Passion (Full of desire I lay) (from Stone and Flower) - U. Kasemets [x] *
- Primrose, anemone, bluebell, moss (from The Pythoness) * - A. Bliss (Lenten flowers)
- Pure was I before the world began (Pure was I before the world began) (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) - P. Aston [x] *
- Pure was I before the world began (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) [x] * - P. Aston
- Seed (From star to star, from sun and spring and leaf) (from Stone and Flower) - A. Bliss *
- See, the clear sky is threaded with a thousand rays (See, the clear sky is threaded with a thousand rays) (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) - P. Aston [x] *
- See, the clear sky is threaded with a thousand rays (from The Year One - Northumbrian Sequence) [x] * - P. Aston
- She goes by many names (from Living in Time) [x] * - U. Kasemets (The goddess)
- Storm (God in me is the fury on the bare heath) (from The Pythoness) - A. Bliss *
- The end of love (Now he is dead) (from The Pythoness) - G. Bush *
- The goddess (She goes by many names) (from Living in Time) - U. Kasemets [x] *
- The moment (Never, never again) (from The Year One) - C. Gallaher [x] *
- There is a fish, that quivers in the pool (from Stone and Flower) * - A. Bliss (In the beck)
- The seal-woman (Out of the sea the actress came/ and all the mills stopped milling their grain) (from Stone and Flower) - M. Flothuis [x] *
- The spring (Out of hope's eternal spring) (from Living in Time) - F. Routh [x] *
- The world (It burns in the void) (from The Pythoness) - C. Gallaher, U. Kasemets, J. Tavener *
- To the wild hills () - G. Williams [x] *
- Wearing worry about money like a hair shirt (from The Pythoness) * - A. Bliss (Worry about money)
- Where are those dazzling hills touched by the sun (from The Year One) * - G. Bush (Lament)
- Who stands at the door in the storm and rain (Who stands at the door in the storm and rain) (from The Year One - Three Poems of Incarnation) - W. Mellers [x] *
- Who stands at the door in the storm and rain (from The Year One - Three Poems of Incarnation) [x] * - W. Mellers
- Within the centre of the rose (from The Pythoness) [x] * - P. Aston (Out of nothing)
- Worry about money (Wearing worry about money like a hair shirt) (from The Pythoness) - A. Bliss *
Last update: 2023-12-16 19:06:57