Texts by W. De Pue set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Wallace Earl De Pue (b. 1932)

(Also see this author's vocal compositions.)

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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Are people not like flowers? - W. De Pue
Because of the way that nature made me - W. De Pue
I think of love as bells toll a lullaby to the murmuring night - W. De Pue
I Think of You (I think of love as bells toll a lullaby to the murmuring night) - W. De Pue
It is, for me, impossible to determine right from wrong - W. De Pue
One (What is this number, "one"?) - W. De Pue
People and Flowers (Are people not like flowers?) - W. De Pue
Rhythm (You've got a rhythm that flows like a river in) - W. De Pue
The Lost Sunbeam (There were loud drums!) - W. De Pue
The Rebel (It is, for me, impossible to determine right from wrong) - W. De Pue
There were loud drums! - W. De Pue
Thy Lowly Dandelion (Because of the way that nature made me) - W. De Pue
What is this number, "one"? - W. De Pue
When you're away, I imagine what the soul of night would say - W. De Pue
When you're away (When you're away, I imagine what the soul of night would say) - W. De Pue
You've got a rhythm that flows like a river in - W. De Pue

Last update: 2023-10-30 21:40:01