Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by D. Trumbore
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Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:
- A Calendar of Light
- no. . July (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 1. January (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 2. Late February (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 3. Let us believe in the resurrection of the earth (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 4. March (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 5. The steady rain (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 6. Is it impossible to plant change? (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 7. April (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 8. May (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 9. June (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 10. This ordinary summer afternoon (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 16. Some Octobe (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 18. This blue morning (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 19. Light of late November (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 20. Winter will return (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 21. December light (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- no. 22. The light gives up too early (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order
- Almost, But Not Quite Spring (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- April (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- A Way to Be with You (Text: Dale Trumbore) *
- December light (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- Footnotes to a History of the Jewelry Box (Text: Kristina Marie Darling) [x]*
- Footnotes to a History of the Moon (Text: Kristina Marie Darling) *
- How can we let it all slip through our fingers? (Text: Anonymous)
- Is it impossible to plant change? (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- January (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- July (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- June (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- Late February (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- Let us believe in the resurrection of the earth (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- Light of late November (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- March (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- May (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- Ring Out, Ye Bells! (Text: Paul Laurence Dunbar)
- Some Octobe (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- The light gives up too early (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- The steady rain (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- This blue morning (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- This ordinary summer afternoon (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
- Winter will return (in A Calendar of Light) (Text: Barbara Crooker) *
Last update: 2026-10-17 23:17:09
