Texts by H. Doolittle 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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- Amber husk/ fluted with gold (from Sea Garden) - G. Bachlund
- Amber husk (from Sea Garden)
- Aubade (I know not what to do) - S. Wheeler
- Circe (It was easy enough) - S. Wheeler
- Eurydice (So you have swept me back) - S. Wheeler
- Fragment XXXVI (I know not what to do)
- Helen () - E. Hugh-Jones [x]
- I know not what to do - J. Coulthard, S. Wheeler (Fragment XXXVI)
- It was easy enough - S. Wheeler
- Lethe (Nor skin nor hide nor fleece) - S. Wheeler
- Never more will the wind (Never more will the wind) - W. Bolcom
- Never more will the wind - W. Bolcom
- Night (The night has cut) (from The Little Review) - M. Ippolito
- Nor skin nor hide nor fleece - S. Wheeler
- Sea Gods (They say there is no hope —) (from Sea Garden) - A. Taylor
- Sea Poppies (Amber husk/ fluted with gold) (from Sea Garden) - G. Bachlund
- So you have swept me back - S. Wheeler (Eurydice)
- The night has cut (from The Little Review) - M. Ippolito
- The whole white world is ours - L. Larsen
- They say there is no hope — (from Sea Garden) - A. Taylor (Sea Gods)
- What rapture could I take from song (I know not what to do) - J. Coulthard
- White World (The whole white world is ours) - L. Larsen
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