Texts by C. Causley 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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- Able Seaman Hodge remembers Ceylon (O the blackthorn and the wild cherry!) (from Farewell, Aggie Weston) - M. Hurd [x] *
- As I went home zig-zag () - M. Head [x] *
- At Bayeux (I walked where in their talking graves) (from Union Street) - N. Fulton [x] *
- At Falaise (See him ride the roaring air) (from Union Street) - N. Fulton [x] *
- At Lisieux (I am the great sun, but you do not see me) (from Union Street) - N. Fulton *
- At the British War Cemetary, Bayeux (I walked where in their talking graves) (from Union Street) [x] *
- At the Statue of William the Conqueror, Falaise (See him ride the roaring air) (from Union Street) [x] *
- By the crunching, Cornish sea * - B. Roe (Grave by the sea)
- Convoy (Draw the blanket of ocean) (from Farewell, Aggie Weston) - M. Hurd [x] *
- Cowboy song () - J. Beeson [x] *
- Don't you love my baby, mam [x] * - B. Roe
- Draw the blanket of ocean (from Farewell, Aggie Weston) [x] * - M. Hurd (Convoy)
- Elizabethan Sailor's Song (My love my love is a green boxtree) (from Farewell, Aggie Weston) - M. Horder, M. Hurd [x] *
- Grave by the sea (By the crunching, Cornish sea) - B. Roe *
- I am the great sun, but you do not see me (from Union Street) * - N. Fulton, M. Horder, B. Roe (I am the Great Sun)
- I am the great sun (I am the great sun, but you do not see me) (from Union Street) - M. Horder, B. Roe *
- I had a silver penny and an apricot tree (from Union Street) [x] * - M. Horder, B. Roe
- Infant song (Don't you love my baby, mam) - B. Roe [x] *
- Innocent's song (Who's that knocking on the window) - M. Horder, D. Thomas [x] *
- I saw a jolly hunter () - M. Horder [x] *
- I walked where in their talking graves (from Union Street) [x] * - N. Fulton (At the British War Cemetary, Bayeux)
- Lord, the snowful sky (from Survivor's Leave) [x] * - M. Horder, M. Hurd, D. Thomas (Sailor's carol)
- Mary, Mary Magdalene () - M. Head [x] *
- My love my love is a green boxtree (from Farewell, Aggie Weston) [x] * - M. Horder, M. Hurd (Elizabethan Sailor's Song)
- My young man's a Cornishman (My young man's a Cornishman) - M. Head *
- Now that you leave me for that other friend * - B. Roe (Now)
- Now (Now that you leave me for that other friend) - B. Roe *
- Nursery rhyme of innocence and experience (I had a silver penny and an apricot tree) (from Union Street) - M. Horder, B. Roe [x] *
- On the Thirteenth Day of Christmas (On the Thirteenth Day of Christmas) - D. Thomas [x] *
- O the blackthorn and the wild cherry! (from Farewell, Aggie Weston) [x] * - M. Hurd (Able Seaman Hodge remembers Ceylon)
- Sailor's carol (Lord, the snowful sky) (from Survivor's Leave) - M. Horder, M. Hurd, D. Thomas [x] *
- See him ride the roaring air (from Union Street) [x] * - N. Fulton (At the Statue of William the Conqueror, Falaise)
- See the moon her yellow landau (from Survivor's Leave) [x] * - M. Hurd (Shore leave)
- Shore leave (See the moon her yellow landau) (from Survivor's Leave) - M. Hurd [x] *
- Song of the dying gunner () - M. Horder [x] *
- Tell me, Sarah Jane () - M. Horder [x] *
- Timothy Winters () (from Union Street) - M. Horder, T. Southam [x] *
- Who's that knocking on the window [x] * - M. Horder, D. Thomas (Innocent's song)
Last update: 2023-05-06 22:25:59