Texts by D. Dow set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Dorothy Dow (1920 - 2005)

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

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Because I used to love him a little, yesterday *
Because I used to love him * - R. Baksa
Because you are as arrogant as a high wind *
Because you are as arrogant * - R. Baksa
Hasten to make me tender songs, and gay * - R. Baksa
I could make you songs beautiful and frail *
I could make you songs * - R. Baksa
Recurrence (Underneath the tears) - R. Baksa *
The Elusive (Up above a star) - R. Baksa *
Things that are lovely can tear my heart in two *
Things that are lovely * - R. Baksa
Things (Things that are lovely) - R. Baksa *
To a Jealous Lover (Because I used to love him) - R. Baksa *
To a Neglectful Lover (I could make you songs) - R. Baksa *
To a New Lover (Hasten to make me tender songs, and gay) - R. Baksa *
To a Proud Lover (Because you are as arrogant) - R. Baksa *
Underneath the tears and the sting *
Underneath the tears * - R. Baksa
Up above a star * - R. Baksa

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