Texts by C. Walsh set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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- A Plaint (As Autumn closes in, and fitful blows) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) ⊗
- As Autumn closes in, and fitful blows (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding (A Plaint) ⊗
- A thousand times I gaze upon thy form (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross (Fuji) ⊗
- Before I slept I thought of thee (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Horsman (The dream) ⊗
- Berceuse d'Izumo (Sleep, baby, sleep! On mountains steep) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding ⊗
- Butterfly, butterfly ! light upon a Na-leaf, pray! (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross (Children's Song Butterfly Song)
- Butterfly (Butterfly, butterfly ! light upon a Na-leaf, pray!) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross
- Cherry blossom (The cherry-blossom gleams, a pearly haze) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell ⊗
- Children's Song Butterfly Song (Butterfly, butterfly ! light upon a Na-leaf, pray!) (from The Master-Singers of Japan)
- Contrasts (The Autumn gloaming deepens into night) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) ⊗
- Fallen maple leaves (The scattered maple-leaves are blown) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell ⊗
- Fuji (A thousand times I gaze upon thy form) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross ⊗
- Here, sheltered by the hill (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell (Late cherry-bloom) ⊗
- I know all blooms must wither at the last (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding (Passing of the Spring) ⊗
- In this spring night of allpervading grey (from The Master-Singers of Japan) (Plum-Blossom) - P. Batchelor ⊗
- In this Spring night (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Batchelor (Plum-Blossom) ⊗
- Late cherry bloom (Here, sheltered by the hill) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell ⊗
- Le passage du printemps (I know all blooms must wither at the last) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding ⊗
- Lo! on Mikane's heights (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross (Love-Lay Indited by the Mikado Temmu) ⊗
- Love-Lay Indited by the Mikado Temmu (Lo! on Mikane's heights) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross ⊗
- May the Springs purely flow (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross (Old Samurai Prayer) ⊗
- Midwinter gloom the earth enshrouds (from The Master-Singers of Japan) (The Snowfall) - ⊗
- Old Samurai Prayer (May the Springs purely flow) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross ⊗
- On Waka's shore (On Waka's shore) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell SWE ⊗
- Passing of the Spring (I know all blooms must wither at the last) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) ⊗
- Plum blossom (In this Spring night) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Batchelor ⊗
- Poem (The Autumn gloaming deepens into night) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell ⊗
- Sighs (The mists that drift across the hill) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) ⊗
- Sleep, baby, sleep! On mountains steep (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross, E. Spalding (Slumber Song of Izumo) ⊗
- Slumber Song of Izumo (Sleep, baby, sleep! On mountains steep) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - G. Ross ⊗
- Soupirs (The mists that drift across the hill) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding ⊗
- Spring wind and the willows (The goddess of the Spring has spread) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) ⊗
- The Autumn gloaming deepens into night (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell (Contrasts) ⊗
- The cherry-blossom gleams, a pearly haze (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell (Cherry blossom) ⊗
- The dragonflies (The gold sun shimmering in noontide skies) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell ⊗
- The Dream (Before I slept I thought of thee) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Horsman ⊗
- The goddess of the Spring has spread (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell (Spring wind and the willows) ⊗
- The gold sun shimmering in noontide skies (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell (The Dragon-flies) ⊗
- The mists that drift across the hill (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding (Sighs) ⊗
- The scattered maple-leaves are blown (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell (Fallen maple leaves) ⊗
- The Snowfall (Midwinter gloom the earth enshrouds) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) ⊗
- The Spring wind and the willows (The goddess of the Spring has spread) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - P. Campbell ⊗
- Une plaint (As Autumn closes in, and fitful blows) (from The Master-Singers of Japan) - E. Spalding ⊗
Last update: 2025-06-04 21:52:04