Texts by V. Woods set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- A birdling sang to me today
- Ah, life is planned so wretchedly, so sadly! ITA (Young Werner) -
- Before ere the morn had dawn'd FRE
- Forsaken, forsaken GER
- Fragrant and mild, the fair May night GER (Young Werner and Margareta) -
- He's wandering now in the world so wide DUT (Margaretha) -
- How proud and stately is his bearing! (Margaretha) -
- In ev'ry wreath
- In garden all blooming
- In one year, sweetheart dear, in a year GER (In one year) -
- In one year (In one year, sweetheart dear, in a year) GER
- I saw him in sleep, Yea I saw him I knew FRE
- Margaretha (He's wandering now in the world so wide) DUT
- Margaretha (How proud and stately is his bearing!)
- Margaretha (Two long days have slowly vanished)
- My darling, awake, the spring is here (The Spring is Here) -
- Nightingale (O nightingale) CAT DUT FRE ITA
- Not the dew and not the rain FRE
- Now thou art mine, mine for ever
- O do not turn thy face away! (Young Werner) -
- O hark, my love, to that clear tone - H. Grädener
- O hark, my love (O hark, my love, to that clear tone) - H. Grädener
- O maiden, o come, our way betaking GER
- O nightingale CAT DUT FRE ITA (Nightingale) -
- On the sea the sun is lying (Young Werner) -
- The Spring is Here (My darling, awake, the spring is here)
- Two long days have slowly vanished (Margaretha) -
- What is it father, what wrong is mine? FRE CZE
- Why shine, o ye stars
- Young Werner and Margareta (Fragrant and mild, the fair May night) GER
- Young Werner (Ah, life is planned so wretchedly, so sadly!) ITA
- Young Werner (O do not turn thy face away!)
- Young Werner (On the sea the sun is lying)
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