Texts by M. Robinson set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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(Agnes) Mary (Frances) Robinson (1857 - 1944)

Madame Duclaux, née Mary Robinson

Madame Darmesteter, née Mary Robinson

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

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Ah ! Could I clasp thee in mine arms (Ah ! Could I clasp thee in mine arms) - R. Hahn FRE
Ah ! Could I clasp thee in mine arms FRE - R. Hahn
And shall I weep that Love's no more - M. Lang
Come away sorrow () - A. Somervell [x]
Far, far away and in the middle sea - H. Somerset
Far upon the farther side [x] - C. Jacobs-Bond
Flow'r of the vine [x] - T. del Riego
Have you seen my own true lover
Hush me, O Sorrow! (Far, far away and in the middle sea) - H. Somerset
I know you love me not (I know you love me not) - R. Hahn FRE
I know you love me not FRE - R. Hahn
I love you more than words can say () - A. Somervell [x]
Let us forget we loved each other much - A. Somervell, M. White
Let us forget (Let us forget we loved each other much) - A. Somervell, M. White
Love is a bird (Flow'r of the vine) - T. del Riego [x]
Oh! avoir des ailes de colombes (Oh! avoir des ailes de colombes) (Text: Anonymous after Mary Robinson)
Oh! for the wings of a dove! (Oh ! for the wings of a dove !) - R. Hahn FRE FRE
Oh ! for the wings of a dove ! FRE FRE - R. Hahn
O love! O love! come over the sea () - A. Somervell [x]
Rest in the loved one (So let me ever sit beside thee) - F. Brandeis
So let me ever sit beside thee - F. Brandeis
The fallen oak (The fallen oak) - R. Hahn FRE
The fallen oak FRE - R. Hahn
The gate of tears (Far upon the farther side) - C. Jacobs-Bond [x]
The king is dead (And shall I weep that Love's no more) - M. Lang

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