Texts by J. Leishman set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- Autumn Day (Lord, it is time. The summer was so great) - A. Clarke CHI FRE GER GER GRE ITA SWE
- Autumn (The leaves are falling, falling as from far) - M. Bates, J. Beall, A. Clarke ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG FRE ITA DAN ENG POR
- Change though the world may as fast FRE RUS
- Early spring (Harshness gone. And sudden mitigation) - A. Clarke
- Flowers, so faithful to earth that has sent them hither
- From The Book Of Monastic Life (I'm trickling away, I'm trickling away) - A. Clarke
- Going blind (She’d sat just like the others there at tea) - A. Clarke LIT
- Harshness gone. And sudden mitigation - A. Clarke
- His gaze those bars keep passing is so misted FRE - A. Clarke (The Panther)
- How it thrills us, the bird’s clear cry - L. Larsen (How it thrills us)
- How it thrills us (How it thrills us, the bird’s clear cry) - L. Larsen
- If I lose you and your love ITA RUS FRE * - K. Wood
- I'm trickling away, I'm trickling away - A. Clarke (Voice of a young brother)
- Lord, it is time. The summer was so great CHI FRE GER GER GRE ITA SWE - A. Clarke (Autumn Day)
- Music: breathing of statues. Perhaps ITA FRE - A. Clarke (To Music)
- Only when flight shall soar - M. Feldman (Only)
- Only (Only when flight shall soar) - M. Feldman
- Our life-long neighbours, flower, vine-leaf, fruit
- Primeval breath from sea SWE FRE - A. Clarke (Song of the Sea)
- She’d sat just like the others there at tea LIT - A. Clarke (Going Blind)
- Slumber song (If I lose you and your love) - K. Wood ITA RUS FRE *
- Song of the Sea (Primeval breath from sea) - A. Clarke SWE FRE
- Step now and then, you gentle-hearted FRE
- The leaves are falling, falling as from far ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG FRE ITA DAN ENG POR - M. Bates, J. Beall, A. Clarke (Autumn)
- The Panter (His gaze those bars keep passing is so misted) - A. Clarke FRE
- The Panther (His gaze those bars keep passing is so misted) FRE
- To Music (Music: breathing of statues. Perhaps) - A. Clarke ITA FRE
- Voice of a young brother (I'm trickling away, I'm trickling away)
- Where, in what ever-blissfully watered gardens, upon what trees
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