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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by M. Abel

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Mark Abel (b. 1948)

Website: http://markabelmusic.com/

(Also see this composer's texts set to music.)

(Also see this composer's contributions to this website.)

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Note: A language code in a blue rectangle like ENG indicates that a translation to that language is available.
A grey rectangle like FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but isn't yet available.

Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:

  • Five Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke
    • no. 1. In this town the last house stands (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) ITA
    • no. 2. My life is not this steeply sloping hour (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) FRE
    • no. 3. All of you undisturbed cities (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke)
    • no. 4. You darkness, that I come from (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) FRE
    • no. 5. I live my life in growing orbits (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) FRE
  • In the Rear View Mirror, Now
    • no. 1. The Long Goodbye (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 2. The World Clock (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 3. The Nature of Friendship (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Rainbow Songs
    • no. 1. It was an evening (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 2. Breezes blow and eagles fly (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 3. La Sonnambula (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 4. The guest (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The Dark-Eyed Chameleon
    • no. 1. The burned horizon (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 2. Full sail (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 3. Premonition (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 4. Your girl (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 5. Cataclysm (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The Dream Gallery
    • no. 1. Helen (Los Angeles) (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 2. Todd (Taft) (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 3. Naomi (Berkeley) (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 4. Carol (San Diego) (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 5. Lonnie (Richmond) (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 6. Luz (Soledad) (Text: Mark Abel)
    • no. 7. Adam (Arcata) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The Ocean of Forgiveness
    • no. 1. Desert Wind (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
    • no. 2. Sally's Suicide (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
    • no. 3. In Love with the Sky (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
    • no. 4. Reunion (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
    • no. 5. Patience (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
  • The Palm Trees are Restless. Five Poems of Kate Gale
    • no. 1. The storm drain (Text: Kate Gale)
    • no. 2. Los Angeles (Text: Kate Gale)
    • no. 3. Crater light (Text: Kate Gale)
    • no. 4. Shura (Text: Kate Gale)
    • no. 5. The great divorce (Text: Kate Gale)

All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

  • Adam (Arcata) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • All of you undisturbed cities (in Five Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke) (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke)
  • Breezes blow and eagles fly (in Rainbow Songs) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Carol (San Diego) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Cataclysm (in The Dark-Eyed Chameleon) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Crater light (in The Palm Trees are Restless. Five Poems of Kate Gale) (Text: Kate Gale)
  • Desert Wind (in The Ocean of Forgiveness) (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
  • Full sail (in The Dark-Eyed Chameleon) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Helen (Los Angeles) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • I live my life in growing orbits (in Five Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke) (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) FRE
  • In Love with the Sky (in The Ocean of Forgiveness) (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
  • In this town the last house stands (in Five Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke) (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) ITA
  • It was an evening (in Rainbow Songs) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • La Sonnambula (in Rainbow Songs) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Lonnie (Richmond) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Los Angeles (in The Palm Trees are Restless. Five Poems of Kate Gale) (Text: Kate Gale)
  • Luz (Soledad) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • My life is not this steeply sloping hour (in Five Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke) (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) FRE
  • Naomi (Berkeley) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Patience (in The Ocean of Forgiveness) (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
  • Premonition (in The Dark-Eyed Chameleon) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Reunion (in The Ocean of Forgiveness) (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
  • Sally's Suicide (in The Ocean of Forgiveness) (Text: Joanne Regenhardt)
  • Shura (in The Palm Trees are Restless. Five Poems of Kate Gale) (Text: Kate Gale)
  • The benediction (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The burned horizon (in The Dark-Eyed Chameleon) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The great divorce (in The Palm Trees are Restless. Five Poems of Kate Gale) (Text: Kate Gale)
  • The guest (in Rainbow Songs) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The Invocation (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The Long Goodbye (in In the Rear View Mirror, Now) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The Nature of Friendship (in In the Rear View Mirror, Now) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • The storm drain (in The Palm Trees are Restless. Five Poems of Kate Gale) (Text: Kate Gale)
  • The World Clock (in In the Rear View Mirror, Now) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • Those who loved Medusa (Text: Kate Gale)
  • Todd (Taft) (in The Dream Gallery) (Text: Mark Abel)
  • You darkness, that I come from (in Five Poems of Rainer Maria Rilke) (Text: Robert Bly after Rainer Maria Rilke) FRE
  • Your girl (in The Dark-Eyed Chameleon) (Text: Mark Abel)

Last update: 2023-09-22 19:44:10

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