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Texts by U. Vaughan Williams set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Ursula Vaughan Williams (1911 - 2007)

Ursula Wood

Joan Ursula Penton Lock

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

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The symbol [x] indicates a placeholder for a text that is not yet in the database.
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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.

  • Along the green banks by the waterside - B. Roe [x] *
  • And if I sing - J. Dove *
  • Autobiography (I called them eagles, so they were all eagles) - J. Dove *
  • Bronze, where my curious fingers run - J. Roberts *
  • Certain parting does not wait its hour - J. Dove *
  • Come and buy from our booths all the pleasures of man - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Epitaph (What was your quarry) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • From joy to fire () - H. Boatwright [x]
  • From kingdoms of wisdom secret and far - R. Vaughan Williams [x] *
  • Hands, eyes, and heart (Hands, give him all the measure of my love surer than any word) - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Hands, give him all the measure of my love surer than any word - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • He did not know his father was a tree - B. Roe [x] *
  • I am my own ghost now - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • I called them eagles, so they were all eagles - J. Dove *
  • If I am dumb, my hands speak to the earth - J. Dove [x] *
  • I have served, so now I may command *
  • I have served - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • In old days, in stories that begin - B. Roe [x] *
  • I was a cradled child who woke to see the stars - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • I was a cradled child *
  • Look in the mirror, soldier, soldier *
  • Look in the mirror - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • Lullaby (I was a cradled child who woke to see the stars) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • Man Have Pity On Man () - K. Swift [x] *
  • Man without myth (He did not know his father was a tree) - B. Roe [x] *
  • March of the Three Kings (From kingdoms of wisdom secret and far) - R. Vaughan Williams [x] *
  • Martha (If I am dumb, my hands speak to the earth) - J. Dove [x] *
  • Memory is my silver hound stalking days that time has hidden - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • Memory is my silver hound *
  • Menelaus (You will come home, not to the home you knew) - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • My love has no measure but the words of other lovers - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • My love has no measure *
  • Once upon a time (In old days, in stories that begin) - B. Roe [x] *
  • Out of herself the spider draws a thread - J. Dove [x] *
  • Penelope (Certain parting does not wait its hour) - J. Dove *
  • Procris is lying at the waterside - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Procris (Procris is lying at the waterside) - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Prologue (Memory is my silver hound stalking days that time has hidden) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • Promise fills the sky with light [x] *
  • Silence and music (Silence, come first - Silence) - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Silence, come first - Silence - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Sleep, and I'll be still as another sleeper holding you in my arms - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • Spder (Out of herself the spider draws a thread) - J. Dove [x] *
  • Spoken to a bronze head (Bronze, where my curious fingers run) - J. Roberts *
  • The lover (My love has no measure but the words of other lovers) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • The old man (I am my own ghost now) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • The quarry (Along the green banks by the waterside) - B. Roe [x] *
  • The schoolboy (When learning came) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • The Siren (And if I sing) - J. Dove *
  • The soldier (Look in the mirror) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • The Song of Vanity Fair (Come and buy from our booths all the pleasures of man) - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • The statesman (I have served) - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • Time Being (Time is, time was, time will be) - J. Dove [x] *
  • Time is, time was, time will be - J. Dove [x] *
  • Tired (Sleep, and I'll be still as another sleeper holding you in my arms) - R. Vaughan Williams *
  • What was your quarry, silver hound? *
  • What was your quarry - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • When learning came - A. Hoddinott, B. Roe *
  • You will come home, not to the home you knew that your thought remembers *
  • You will come home, not to the home you knew - R. Vaughan Williams *

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