Texts by E. Wilcox 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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- A face (Between the curtains of snowy lace) - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen
- An answer (Up to the gates of gleaming Pearl) (from Poems of Experience) - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen
- A Sailor's Wife (Sun in my lattice, and sun on the sea) - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen
- At dawn (Day's sweetest moments are at dawn) (from Poems of Pleasure - 1. Passional) - H. Willan
- Between the curtains of snowy lace - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen (A face)
- Dawn (Day's sweetest moments are at dawn) (from Poems of Pleasure - 1. Passional)
- Day's sweetest moments are at dawn (from Poems of Pleasure - 1. Passional) - H. Willan (Dawn)
- Do you know what moves the tides? - T. del Riego [x]
- Einst kommt der Tag, da Einer von uns beiden (Einst kommt der Tag) - R. Goldbeck
- Einst kommt der Tag (Einst kommt der Tag, da Einer von uns beiden)
- Her Love (from 'Maurine') (The sands upon the ocean side)
- Her Love (The sands upon the ocean side) - S. Coleridge-Taylor
- I come to thee (O thou, mine other, stronger part!)
- Mother says, "Be in no hurry - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen (To marry or not to marry?)
- One of us two (The day will dawn when one of us shall hearken) (from Sonnets of Sorrow and Triumph) GER
- O praise me not with thy lips, dear one! - S. Coleridge-Taylor (Song (from 'Maurine'))
- O praise me not (O praise me not with thy lips, dear one!) - S. Coleridge-Taylor
- O ship, that sailest slowly, slowly on - S. Coleridge-Taylor (Song (from 'Maurine'))
- O ship, that sailest (O ship, that sailest slowly, slowly on) - S. Coleridge-Taylor
- O thou, mine other, stronger part! - S. Coleridge-Taylor (I come to thee)
- O thou, mine other (O thou, mine other, stronger part!) - S. Coleridge-Taylor
- Sing to me! Something of sunlight and bloom - A. Ramsey
- Sing to Me (Sing to me! Something of sunlight and bloom) - A. Ramsey
- Smile a little - K. Heron-Maxwell [x]
- Smiles (Smile a little) - K. Heron-Maxwell [x]
- Song (from 'Maurine') (O praise me not with thy lips, dear one!)
- Song (from 'Maurine') (O ship, that sailest slowly, slowly on)
- Sun in my lattice, and sun on the sea - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen (A Sailor's Wife)
- The Answer (Up to the gates of gleaming Pearl) (from Poems of Experience)
- The day will dawn when one of us shall hearken (from Sonnets of Sorrow and Triumph) GER (One of us two) -
- The reason (Do you know what moves the tides?) - T. del Riego [x]
- The sands upon the ocean side - S. Coleridge-Taylor (Her Love (from 'Maurine'))
- To marry or not to marry? (Mother says, "Be in no hurry) - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen
- Up to the gates of gleaming Pearl (from Poems of Experience) - A. Mesritz-van Velthuysen (The Answer)
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