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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by L. Denza

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Luigi Denza (1846 - 1922)

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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.:

  • Le jardin des fleurs
    • no. 1. L'aurore (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 2. L'alouette et le rossignol (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 3. Papillons blancs (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 4. Jolis boutons des roses (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 5. Brise d'été (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 6. L'abeille (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 7. Petit ruisselet (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 8. Dormez (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
    • no. 9. Choeur (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT

All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

  • Addio! (Text: Angelo Zanardini after Louis Charles Alfred de Musset) [x] ENG
  • Adieu ! (Text: Louis Charles Alfred de Musset) ENG
  • A May Morning (Text: Frederick E. Weatherly)
  • Aux Étoiles ! (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Emmie Langton) [x] ⊗
  • Brise d'été (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • Choeur (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • Dormez (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • Funiculì, funiculà (Text: Peppino Turco) ENG
  • Golden Stars (Text: Emmie Langton) [x]
  • Good-night! (Text: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
  • Il Bacio (Text: Angelo Zanardini after Marc Monnier) [x]
  • Jolis boutons des roses (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • L'abeille (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • L'alouette et le rossignol (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • L'aurore (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • Le Baiser (Text: Marc Monnier)
  • Luna fedel (Text: Arrigo Enrico Boito) ENG
  • Occhi di fata (Text: ? Tremacoldo) ENG FIN SPA
  • Occhi turchini! (Text: Rocco Emanuele Pagliara) ENG
  • Papillons blancs (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • Petit ruisselet (in Le jardin des fleurs) (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Edward Frederick Lockton) ⊗ DUT
  • Peut-être un jour ! (Text: Marceline Desbordes-Valmore)
  • Riant portrait (Text: Marceline Desbordes-Valmore)
  • Se (Text: Eugenio Mancini) ENG JPN
  • Si vous l'aviez compris ! (Text: Stéphan Bordèse after Clifton Bingham) ⊗ SPA
  • Torna! (Text: Rocco Emanuele Pagliara) ENG
  • Vieni (Text: Anonymous) ENG
  • Violettes (Text: Lucien Dhuguet) CHI

Last update: 2025-06-16 00:38:48

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