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Texts by E. Hamilton set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Elizabeth Hamilton

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.

  • Above the white-caps, my head [x] * - J. Rudman
  • A shoulder here, ankle there [x] * - J. Rudman
  • Eventually, I donned the hair shirt myself [x] * - J. Rudman
  • I blame you for absolutely ev'rything [x] * - J. Rudman
  • If only this would end the way they say it will [x] * - J. Rudman
  • Iseult sees (The future, with its troublesome noise) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult sings (A shoulder here, ankle there) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult skewers (Sometimes I wonder if you even realize what you are) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult sparks (Your wife might be the one with the white hands, but my candied fists) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult speaks (Eventually, I donned the hair shirt myself) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult speaks (This is what I know about choice) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult speaks (What we have is myth, but that doesn't make it any less true) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult's short-breathed sestina (What kind of woman am I to submit to this empty breath) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult stagnates (The birds cannot compete with my longing) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult steels (herself) (If only this would end the way they say it will) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult storms (I blame you for absolutely ev'rything) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Iseult swims (Above the white-caps, my head) - J. Rudman [x] *
  • Sometimes I wonder if you even realize what you are [x] * - J. Rudman
  • The birds cannot compete with my longing [x] * - J. Rudman
  • The future, with its troublesome noise [x] * - J. Rudman
  • This is what I know about choice [x] * - J. Rudman
  • What kind of woman am I to submit to this empty breath [x] * - J. Rudman
  • What we have is myth, but that doesn't make it any less true [x] * - J. Rudman
  • Your wife might be the one with the white hands, but my candied fists [x] * - J. Rudman

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