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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by J. Barnes

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Jasmine Arielle Barnes (b. 1991)

Website: https://www.jasminebarnescomposer.com

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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.:

  • A Miracle in Legacy
    • no. 1. Never More Than Nothin' (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
    • no. 2. Finding Voice (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
    • no. 3. Grown from a Miracle (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
  • A Sable Jubilee
    • no. 1. Inspiration (Text: Tesia Kwarteng) [x]*
    • no. 2. Luxury (Text: Tesia Kwarteng) [x]*
    • no. 3. Elevation (Text: Tesia Kwarteng) [x]*
  • At Ease
    • no. 1. Black Annie Hall (Text: Rio Cortez) *
    • no. 2. Black Mary Wilkie (Text: Rio Cortez)
    • no. 2. Much as I should miss Mother (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
    • no. 3. Black Lead in a Nancy Meyers Film (Text: Rio Cortez) *
  • Epoch of Hughes
    • no. 1. Poème d'Automne (Text: Langston Hughes)
    • no. 2. Winter Moon (Text: Langston Hughes) *
    • no. 3. An Earth Song (Text: Langston Hughes)
    • no. 4. Summer Night (Text: Langston Hughes)
  • I Will Follow You Into The Dark [opera]
    • When the Sun Goes Down (Text: Marcus Yi) [x]*
  • Might Call You Art
    • no. 1. Let Me (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
    • no. 2. Once You Get It They Move It (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
    • no. 3. Ambition (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
    • no. 4. America's Mandatory Pottery Class (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
  • Portraits: Douglass and Tubman
    • no. 1. Do Right (Text: Frederick Douglass) [x]
    • no. 2. Moral Growth (Text: Frederick Douglass) [x]
    • no. 3. Death or Liberty (Text: Harriet Tubman) [x]
    • no. 4. Every Great Dream (Text: Harriet Tubman) [x]
  • Songs for the African Violet
    • no. 1. Homa [x]
    • no. 2. Is it Fair? [x]
    • no. 3. Flowers [x]
    • no. 4. Crowned [x]
  • Songs For The People
    • no. 1. Let Me Make Songs for the People [x]
    • no. 8. Music to Soothe All Its Sorrow [x]
  • The Greatest Personal Privation
    • no. 3. In every probability (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
    • no. 4. We wish to act. We may yet (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
    • no. 5. Father, mother, son, daughter, man (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *

All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

  • Ambition (in Might Call You Art) (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
  • America's Mandatory Pottery Class (in Might Call You Art) (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
  • An Earth Song (in Epoch of Hughes) (Text: Langston Hughes)
  • Bathed in Black Maternity (Text: Takesha Meshé Kizart) [x]*
  • Black Annie Hall (in At Ease) (Text: Rio Cortez) *
  • Black Lead in a Nancy Meyers Film (in At Ease) (Text: Rio Cortez) *
  • Black Mary Wilkie (in At Ease) (Text: Rio Cortez)
  • Crowned (in Songs for the African Violet) [x]
  • Death or Liberty (in Portraits: Douglass and Tubman) (Text: Harriet Tubman) [x]
  • Do Right (in Portraits: Douglass and Tubman) (Text: Frederick Douglass) [x]
  • Do Something! [x]
  • Elevation (in A Sable Jubilee) (Text: Tesia Kwarteng) [x]*
  • Every Great Dream (in Portraits: Douglass and Tubman) (Text: Harriet Tubman) [x]
  • Father, mother, son, daughter, man (in The Greatest Personal Privation) (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
  • Finding Voice (in A Miracle in Legacy) (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
  • Flowers (in Songs for the African Violet) [x]
  • Golden [x]
  • Grown from a Miracle (in A Miracle in Legacy) (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
  • Heart, Be Brave (Text: James Weldon Johnson)
  • Homa (in Songs for the African Violet) [x]
  • I Am Not Your God (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) *
  • In every probability (in The Greatest Personal Privation) (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
  • Inspiration (in A Sable Jubilee) (Text: Tesia Kwarteng) [x]*
  • In the Beginning [x]
  • Invocation (Text: Claude Mckay , as Eli Edwards)
  • Is it Fair? (in Songs for the African Violet) [x]
  • It is a painful and harassing business (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
  • I, too, Sing America (Text: Langston Hughes) GER
  • John 3:16 (Text: Bible or other Sacred Texts) [x]
  • Let Me Make Songs for the People (in Songs For The People) [x]
  • Let Me (in Might Call You Art) (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
  • Luxury (in A Sable Jubilee) (Text: Tesia Kwarteng) [x]*
  • Moral Growth (in Portraits: Douglass and Tubman) (Text: Frederick Douglass) [x]
  • Much as I should miss Mother (in At Ease) (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
  • Music to Soothe All Its Sorrow (in Songs For The People) [x]
  • Never More Than Nothin' (in A Miracle in Legacy) (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
  • Normal Never Was (Text: Sonya Renee Taylor) [x]*
  • Once You Get It They Move It (in Might Call You Art) (Text: King Weatherspoon) [x]*
  • Peace (Text: Georgia Douglas Johnson)
  • Poème d'Automne (in Epoch of Hughes) (Text: Langston Hughes)
  • Revise? (Text: Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton) [x]*
  • Summer Night (in Epoch of Hughes) (Text: Langston Hughes)
  • Taking Names (Text: Shana Oshiro) [x]*
  • The Fall [x]
  • We wish to act. We may yet (in The Greatest Personal Privation) (Text: Tracy K. Smith) *
  • When the Sun Goes Down (in I Will Follow You Into The Dark) (Text: Marcus Yi) [x]*
  • Winter Moon (in Epoch of Hughes) (Text: Langston Hughes) *

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