Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by J. Gamble
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Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:
- Ayres and dialogues
- no. 1. The Return (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 2. The Answer (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 3. The Tomb (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 4. Celinda, by what potent art (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 5. When I lie burning in thine eye (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 6. Favonius, the milder breath o’ th’ Spring (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 7. So fair Aurora doth herself discover (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 8. On this swelling bank, once proud (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 9. I prithee let my heart alone! (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 10. Love! what tyrannic laws must they obey (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 11. Delay! Alas, there cannot be (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 13. Roses (Love's delight) let's join (Text: Thomas Stanley after Anacreon)
- no. 14. Foolish Lover, go and seek (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 15. Dear, back my wounded heart restore (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 16. Since Fate commands me hence, and I (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- no. 51. O Turn away those cruell eyes (Text: Thomas Stanley)
All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order
- Celinda, by what potent art (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- Dear, back my wounded heart restore (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- Delay! Alas, there cannot be (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- Favonius, the milder breath o’ th’ Spring (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- Foolish Lover, go and seek (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- I prithee let my heart alone! (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- Love! what tyrannic laws must they obey (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- On this swelling bank, once proud (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- O Turn away those cruell eyes (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- Roses (Love's delight) let's join (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley after Anacreon)
- Since Fate commands me hence, and I (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- So fair Aurora doth herself discover (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- The Answer (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- The Return (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- The Tomb (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
- When I lie burning in thine eye (in Ayres and dialogues) (Text: Thomas Stanley)
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