Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by D. Ikuma
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Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:
- Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau
- no. 1. Minato (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 2. Réa (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 3. Mimi (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 4. Yamabato (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 5. Kokujin to Bijo (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 6. Uta (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 7. Yo i mo no (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- no. 8. Gu saku (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order
- Betsuri (Text: Bin Ueda after Paul Fort) [x]
- Gu saku (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Kokujin to Bijo (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Mimi (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Minato (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Réa (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Uta (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Yamabato (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
- Yo i mo no (in Huit poèmes de Jean Cocteau) (Text: Daigaku Horiguchi after Jean Cocteau) [x]*
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