Texts by M. Anderson 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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- Andantino (Even the breathless dead seem) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- Andantino (In September, third quarter moon) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton *
- At the winter solstice I know again (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- Calypso (Perched on the kitchen table I look out) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- Even the breathless dead seem (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- In Indian summer we know (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton *
- In September, third quarter moon (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton *
- Leisurely (The light revolves in its own whimsy) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- Lento (At the winter solstice I know again) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- Perched on the kitchen table I look out (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- Scherzando (In Indian summer we know) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton *
- Sher markiert (When the wind of October rises up under doorways) (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton *
- The light revolves in its own whimsy (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton
- When the wind of October rises up under doorways (from Cold Comfort - In Singing Weather) - M. Houghton *
Last update: 2026-02-02 18:26:46