Texts by C. Grieve set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Text Collections:
- On a Raised Beach
- Penny Wheep
- Sangschaw
- Scots Unbound and Other Poems
- Stony Limits and other poems
- To Circumjack Cencrastus
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.
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.
- Ae weet forenicht i’ the yow-trummle (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (The Watergaw)
- A luvin’ wumman is a licht (from Penny Wheep) * - F. Scott (Love)
- An Apprentice Angel (II) (As the dragonfly’s hideous larva creeps) (from Scots Unbound and Other Poems) *
- An Apprentice Angel (As the dragonfly’s hideous larva creeps) (from Scots Unbound and Other Poems) - F. Scott *
- An unco sang () - F. Scott [x] *
- As the dragonfly’s hideous larva creeps (from Scots Unbound and Other Poems) * - F. Scott (An Apprentice Angel (II))
- As white’s the blossom on the rise (from Penny Wheep) ENG * - F. Scott (The Love-sick Lass)
- At the window () - F. Scott [x] *
- Blind Man's Luck () - F. Scott [x] *
- Country Life (Ootside!... Ootside!) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- Crowdieknowe (Oh to be at Crowdieknowe) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- Cwa’ een like milk-wort and bog-cotton hair! (from Scots Unbound and Other Poems) * - F. Scott (Milk-Wort and Bog-Cotton)
- Empty Vessel (I met ayont the cairney) (from Penny Wheep) - F. Scott *
- First Love (I have been in this garden of unripe fruit) (from Stony Limits and other poems) - F. Scott *
- Gray sand is churnin' in my lugs () - F. Scott [x] *
- Hungry Waters (The auld men o’ the sea) (from Penny Wheep) - F. Scott *
- I have been in this garden of unripe fruit (from Stony Limits and other poems) * - F. Scott (First Love)
- Ilka hert an’ hind are met (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (Reid E’en)
- I met ayont the cairney (from Penny Wheep) * - F. Scott (Empty Vessel)
- Imperturbable, inscrutable, in the world and yet not in it (from On a Raised Beach) * - A. Hinton
- In Mysie's Bed () - F. Scott [x] *
- In Solitude - In Plenitude (Imperturbable, inscrutable, in the world and yet not in it) (from On a Raised Beach) - A. Hinton *
- I’ the how-dumb-died o’ the cauld hairst nicht (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (The Eemis Stane)
- I wha aince in Heaven's Heicht (I wha aince in Heaven’s height) (from To Circumjack Cencrastus) - F. Scott *
- I wha aince in Heaven’s height (from To Circumjack Cencrastus) * - F. Scott
- Lourd on my hert as winter lies (from To Circumjack Cencrastus) * - F. Scott
- Lourd on my Hert (Lourd on my hert as winter lies) (from To Circumjack Cencrastus) - F. Scott *
- Love (A luvin’ wumman is a licht) (from Penny Wheep) - F. Scott *
- Milkwort and Bog-cotton (Cwa’ een like milk-wort and bog-cotton hair!) (from Scots Unbound and Other Poems) - F. Scott *
- Moonstruck (When the warl’s couped soon’ as a peerie) (from Sangschaw - 9. Au Clair de la Lune) - F. Scott *
- Oh to be at Crowdieknowe (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (Crowdieknowe)
- Ootside!... Ootside! (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (Country Life)
- Reid-E'en (Ilka hert an’ hind are met) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- Sabine () - F. Scott [x] *
- Sunny Gale (The trees were like bubblyjocks) (from Penny Wheep) - F. Scott *
- The auld men o’ the sea (from Penny Wheep) * - F. Scott (Hungry Waters)
- The eemis stane (I’ the how-dumb-died o’ the cauld hairst nicht) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- The Innumerable Christ (Wha kens on whatna Bethlehems) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- The Love-sick Lass (As white’s the blossom on the rise) (from Penny Wheep) - F. Scott ENG *
- The Man in the Moon (The moon beams kelter in the lift) (from Sangschaw - 9. Au Clair de la Lune) - F. Scott *
- The moon beams kelter in the lift (from Sangschaw - 9. Au Clair de la Lune) * - F. Scott (The Man in the Moon)
- There’s teuch sauchs growin’ i’ the Reuch Heuch Hauch (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (The Sauchs in the Reuch Heuch Hauch)
- The Sauchs in the Reuch Heuch Hauch (There’s teuch sauchs growin’ i’ the Reuch Heuch Hauch) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- The trees were like bubblyjocks (from Penny Wheep) * - F. Scott (Sunny Gale)
- The Watergaw (Ae weet forenicht i’ the yow-trummle) (from Sangschaw) - F. Scott *
- Wha kens on whatna Bethlehems (from Sangschaw) * - F. Scott (The Innumerable Christ )
- Wheesht, wheesht, my foolish hert (from Penny Wheep) ENG * - F. Scott (Wheesht, Wheesht)
- Wheesht, wheesht (Wheesht, wheesht, my foolish hert) (from Penny Wheep) - F. Scott ENG *
- When the warl’s couped soon’ as a peerie (from Sangschaw - 9. Au Clair de la Lune) * - F. Scott (Moonstruck)
Last update: 2023-05-11 13:47:20