Texts by L. Crozier 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.
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.

• Angel of roses (Most are dead) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Angel of the moon (No one is more white) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Artichokes never take off their clothes [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Artichokes (Artichokes never take off their clothes) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• At midnight on Christmas Eve, it is said [x] * - L. Uyeda
• By the dried-up creek one willow grows [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Cabbages (Long-living and slow) - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda *
• Carrots are fucking the earth *
• Carrots are fucking * - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda
• Carrots (Carrots are fucking) - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda *
• Cauliflower (The garden's pale brain) - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda *
• Crow’s take on Man (More rapacious than us, more needy) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Dinah, Jacob’s daughter (The afternoon four of my brothers tied me to a tree) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Distance and desire [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Father is gone again [x] * - L. Uyeda
• For the child who is scared of the dark (Remember as you lie) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• It thinks the world into being [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Lettuce (Raised for one thing) - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda *
• Long-living and slow * - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda
• Lyricists and scribes [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Midnight watch (At midnight on Christmas Eve, it is said) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• More rapacious than us, more needy [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Most are dead [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Mother and I, walking (Father is gone again) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• No one is more white [x] * - L. Uyeda
• No one knows [x] * - L. Uyeda
• One willow grows (By the dried-up creek one willow grows) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Onions (The onion loves the onion) - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda *
• Owl’s take on Man (We know more about God than they do) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Peas never liked any of it [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Peas (Peas never liked any of it) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Pixie. Pretty Patio [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Plato's angel (It thinks the world into being) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Potatoes (No one knows) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Pumpkins are the garden's [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Pumpkins (Pumpkins are the garden's) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Radishes flip their skirts in the wind [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Radishes (Radishes flip their skirts in the wind) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Raised for one thing * - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda
• Remember as you lie [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Scarlet runner beans (Lyricists and scribes) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Shadow (To lie on one side of a tree) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• She knew each beast and all the secret names [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Solitude (Sometime's the dark's so dark) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Sometime's the dark's so dark [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Sweet potatoes, yams [x] * - L. Uyeda
• That feeling you get [x] * - L. Uyeda
• The afternoon four of my brothers tied me to a tree [x] * - L. Uyeda
• The colour blue (Distance and desire) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• The fall of Eve (When the animals used to talk to me) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• The first woman (We were mothers giving birth to each other) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• The garden's pale brain * - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda
• The onion loves the onion * - D. Lorèn, L. Uyeda
• The watermelon is full [x] * - L. Uyeda
• The white cat with sapphire eyes [x] * - L. Uyeda
• The zucchini strokes the slim waists [x] * - L. Uyeda
• To lie on one side of a tree [x] * - L. Uyeda
• Tomatoes (Pixie. Pretty Patio) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Twilight's angel (That feeling you get) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Watermelons (The watermelon is full) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• We know more about God than they do [x] * - L. Uyeda
• We were mothers giving birth to each other [x] * - L. Uyeda
• When the animals used to talk to me [x] * - L. Uyeda
• White cat blues (The white cat with sapphire eyes) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Who is she, then? (She knew each beast and all the secret names) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Yams (Sweet potatoes, yams) - L. Uyeda [x] *
• Zucchini (The zucchini strokes the slim waists) - L. Uyeda [x] *

Last update: 2023-05-10 21:47:12