Harriett Abrams & Mary Ann Pownall/ed. Barbara Jackson
Part of an ongoing series of vocal music from female composers, this volume presents ten art songs from English composers Harriett Abrams and Mary Ann Pownall. This collection represents songs that were popular in 17th- and 18th-century …
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Part of an ongoing series of vocal music from female composers, this volume presents ten art songs from English composers Harriett Abrams and Mary Ann Pownall. This collection represents songs that were popular in 17th- and 18th-century English drawing-room gatherings where live music was performed. Although these art songs are from a generation earlier than Jane Austen's lifetime, compositions from these composers and many others can be found in the preserved musical books of the Austen family that include collected music from three generations of Austen women.
Come balmy sleep (Abrams) The last time I came o'er the moor (Abrams) I ought to tear thee from my heart (Abrams) Kisses Sue'd for (Pownall) Haste ye soft gales (Abrams) Ye Silvan powers that rule the plain (Abrams) Tis not your saying that you love (Abrams) Se placar volete Amore (Abrams) Weep gentle Shepherds (Abrams) Sweet are thy sounds (Abrams)