Texts by J. Wright set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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.
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- Beside his heavy shouldered team - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Bullocky (Beside his heavy shouldered team) - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Darkness where I find my sight, shadowless and burning night - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Fierce within hunger and cold all night in the windy tree - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Full Moon Rhyme () - J. Peterson [x] *
- Midnight (Darkness where I find my sight, shadowless and burning night) - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Night after bushfire (There is no more silence on the plains) - G. Kerry [x] *
- Not because of their beauty though they are slender as saplings of white cedar - M. Sutherland [x] *
- O move in me, my darling, for now the sun must rise - L. Lehrman, M. Sutherland *
- Our love is so natural () - L. Lehrman [x] *
- Portrait () - L. Lehrman [x] *
- The Old Prison (The rows of cells are unroofed) - M. Sutherland [x] *
- There is no more silence on the plains - G. Kerry [x] *
- The rows of cells are unroofed - M. Sutherland [x] *
- The Twins (Not because of their beauty though they are slender as saplings of white cedar) - M. Sutherland [x] *
- The World and the Child () - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Winter Kestrel (Fierce within hunger and cold all night in the windy tree) - M. Sutherland [x] *
- Woman's song (O move in me, my darling, for now the sun must rise) - L. Lehrman, M. Sutherland *
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