Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by E. Hudes

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Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:

• Four Fragments from Hölderlin's Madness, op. 10
• no. 1. Form and spirit (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) *
• no. 2. The half of life (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) * CAT CZE FRE FRE IRI RUS
• no. 3. Sybil (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) *
• no. 4. And little knowledge but much pleasure (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) *
• Sapphō kynōpis kai mantis = Sappho, bitch! (and philos[o]pher), op. 39
• no. 1. At my age (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• no. 2. I hear that Andromeda (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• no. 3. Sappho, when some fool (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) * FRE
• no. 4. Strange to say (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• no. 5. Yes, it is pretty (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) FRE
• no. 6. If you are squeamish (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• no. 7. Experience shows us (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• no. 8. Rich as you are (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) * GER RUS SAN SWE
• no. 9. We know this much (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• Two Chartist Songs
• no. 1. Men of the honest heart (Text: Ernest Charles Jones)
• no. 2. A hundred years, a thousand years (Text: Anonymous)

All titles of vocal settings in Opus order

• A hundred years, a thousand years (Text: Anonymous)
• Men of the honest heart (Text: Ernest Charles Jones)

• op. 7. Romancero a la muerte de Federico García Lorca (Text: Sylvia Townsend Warner after Leopoldo de Luis) [x]*
• op. 10. Four Fragments from Hölderlin's Madness
  • no. 1. Form and spirit (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) *
  • no. 2. The half of life (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) * CAT CZE FRE FRE IRI RUS
  • no. 3. Sybil (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) *
  • no. 4. And little knowledge but much pleasure (Text: David Emery Gascoyne after Friedrich Hölderlin) *
• op. 21. Truly he hath a sweet bed (Text: Thomas Moult) *
• op. 24. Divrei kohelet (Text: Bible or other Sacred Texts) [x]
• op. 39. Sapphō kynōpis kai mantis = Sappho, bitch! (and philos[o]pher)
  • no. 1. At my age (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
  • no. 2. I hear that Andromeda (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
  • no. 3. Sappho, when some fool (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) * FRE
  • no. 4. Strange to say (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
  • no. 5. Yes, it is pretty (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) FRE
  • no. 6. If you are squeamish (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
  • no. 7. Experience shows us (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
  • no. 8. Rich as you are (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) * GER RUS SAN SWE
  • no. 9. We know this much (Text: Mary Barnard after Sappho) *
• op. 44. Not winter yet (Text: Anonymous) [x]

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