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55 Art Songs
ed. Sigmund Spaeth & Carl O. Thompson
This book is a cross section of the entire art song literature. Every one of the 55 selections is a classic, each by a different composer, which in itself makes the collection unique. All songs are in English, with a wide variety of mood …
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This book is a cross section of the entire art song literature. Every one of the 55 selections is a classic, each by a different composer, which in itself makes the collection unique. All songs are in English, with a wide variety of mood and content. From the religious songs of Schubert and Beethoven to the American composers Edward MacDowell and Stephen Foster to the best of English composers Thomas Morley and Arthur Sullivan, this collection is the who's who of art song. Designed as a collection for group unison singing, classes, or individual vocal teaching for amateurs and professionals, you'll find yourself turning to this collection frequently for contest or recital material.
A Pastoral After a Dream Ah, Love of Mine Alone in the Fields At the Ball Beneath a Weeping Willow's Shade Bid Me to Live Blow High, Blow Low Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind Boat Song Come Again, Sweet Love Come unto These Yellow Sands Cradlesong of the Poor Dedication Dreaming Elegy Exquisite Hour Florian's Song Good-bye I've Been Roaming If Thou Art Near If Thou Love Me It Must be Wonderful, Indeed It Was a Dream Last Night Love Has Eyes Lullaby Monotone My Lovely Celia My Native Land Now Is the Month of Maying Omnipotence On Wings of Song Open Thy Lattice, Love Passing By Peaceful Evening Psyche She Never Told Her Love Sing, Smile, Slumber Slumber Song Songs My Mother Taught Me Still as the Night Sunrise on the Ganges The Asra The Days of Spring The Glory of God in Nature The Joy of Love The Lost Chord The Lotus Flower The Nightingale and the Rose The Sea The Silver Swan The Slave Tomorrow When to Her Lute Corinna Sings