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Submissions by Fitz Gibbon, Lucy ( 16 items: 11 texts and 5 translations )

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Translations of entire song cycles (alphabetic order):
  • Cinq mélodies sur des poèmes d'Edmond Haraucourt: Five songs on poems by Edmond Haraucourt

Texts and Translations
  • She came, she smiled, my beloved [translation]
  • Vois-tu comme la mer est vaste autour de nous ?; title: "Soir en mer"
  • Do you see how vast the sea is around us?; title: "Evening at sea" [translation]
  • My love had died, my pain had ended [translation]
  • Mon amour était mort, ma peine était finie
  • Sors de ta maison et va sur la côte; title: "L'armada"
  • Leave your house and go to the coast; title: "The armada" [translation]
  • Dans le soir violet et les senteurs sereines; title: "Vespérale"
  • In the violet evening and along serene paths; title: "At evening" [translation]
  • Elle est venue, elle a souri, la bien-aimée
  • Dawn’s dim, shadows are dying; title: "Hymn of the Ghebers"
  • Der Morgen dämmert, die Schatten; title: "Hymne der Gebern"
  • In the lair of the whirling winds alone; title: "The Simurgh"
  • In der Heimath der wirbelnden Stürme allein; title: "Der Simurg"
  • In the garden of the roses; title: "Zál"
  • In dem stillen Rosengarten; title: "Zal"

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