Texts by J. Purdy 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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- All along the meadow
(from The Running Sun) *
- R. Helps: All along the meadow
- and there is so much more than could be said
(from The Running Sun) *
- R. Helps: and there is so much more than could be said
- Bartholomew Green - R. Hundley [x] *
- Birds, USA - R. Hundley [x] *
- Blow out the light - D. Mahler, G. Busby [x] *
- Come Ready and See Me (Come ready and see me) - R. Hundley *
- Come ready and see me *
- R. Hundley: Come Ready and See Me
- Evening hours - R. Hundley, D. Sisco [x] *
- I Do - R. Hundley [x] *
- I miss you in the evening hours
(from The Running Sun) *
- R. Helps: I miss you in the evening hours
- Over green leaves that stretch to the sea - D. Mahler [x] *
- Pigeons & gulls and sparrows & jays - D. Mahler [x] *
- Straightway Beauty on Me Waits - R. Hundley [x] *
- The Purdy Songs [song cycle] - G. Busby [x] *
- Waterbird (Waterbird, waterbird, gently afloat) - R. Hundley *
- Waterbird, waterbird, gently afloat *
- R. Hundley: Waterbird
- We who are under the ground (from The Running Sun) *
- R. Helps: We who are under the ground
- when the chief shepherd counts his sheep
(from The Running Sun) *
- R. Helps: when the chief shepherd counts his sheep
- Wicked sounds haunt the glen tonight - D. Mahler [x] *
Last update: 2015-05-09 19:18:54