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| Art songs are songs that were created for performance in their own right. They were originally performed in homes, but are now usually concert pieces. They are intended to be sung, accompanied by a piano. This collection of "50 Art Songs" represents composers of 15 nationalities. Included are many copyright songs found in no other collection. "50 Art Songs From The Modern Repertoire" weighs 21.44 oz. |
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| The Sleep That Flits On Baby's Eyes - Written by: Jean Alden Carpenter and Rabindranath Tagure - ©1914 Adieu Pour Jamais (Adieu Then For Aye) - Written by: Charles Martin Loeffler and Gustave Kahn - From: "Op. 10, No.2" - ©1903 Les Paons (The Peacocks) - Written by: Charles Martin Loeffler and Gustave Kahn - From: "Op. 10, No. 4" - ©1903 Auf Geheimem Waldespfade (By A Lonely Forest Pathway) - Written by: Charles T. Griffes - ©1909 A Memory - Written by: Rudolph Ganz and Minnie K. Breid - ©1919 At The Well - Written by: Richard Hageman and Rabindranath Tagore - ©1919 Waiting - Written by: Carl Deis and Charles H. Towne - ©1914 Sea Shell - Written by: Carl Engel and Amy Lowell - ©1911 C'est L'extase Langoureuse ('Tis The Ecstasy Of Langour) - Written by: Claude Debussy and Paul Verlaine - ©1915 Il Pleure Dans Mon Coeur (There's Weeping In My Heart) - Written by: Claude Debussy and Paul Verlaine - ©1915 D'Anne Jouant De L'espinette (My Anne At The Spinet) - Written by: Clement Marot - From: "Maurice Ravel" Chanson Espagnole (Spanish Song) - ©1939 Apres Un Reve (After A Dream) - Written by: Gabriel Faure and Romain Bussine - ©1902 En Priere (In Prayer) - Written by: Gabriel Faure and Stephan Bordese - ©1939 Aurore (Aurora) - Written by: Gabriel Faure and Armand Silvestre - ©1930 Extase (Ecstasy) - Written by: Henri Dupare and Jean Lahor - ©1914 :'Invitation Au Voyage (Dream-World) - Written by: Henri Dupare and Charles Bandelaire - ©1914 L'Esclave (The Bondmaid) - Written by: Edouard Lalo - ©1899 J'ai Pleure En Reve (I Wept, Beloved, As I Dreamed) - Written by: Georges Hue and Gerard De Nerval - ©1911 L'Heure Exquise (The Hour Of Dreaming) - Written by: Reynaldo Hahn - ©1900 Fiocca La Neve (Snow) - Written by: Pietro Cinara and Giovanni Pascoli - ©1939 Nebbie (Mists) - Written by: Ottorino Respighi and Ada Negri - ©1039 'Tus Ojillos Negros (Your Dark Eyes) - Written by: Manuel de Falla and Cristobal de Castro - ©1938 Cacilie (Cecilia) - Written by: Richard Strauss and Heinrich Hart - From: "Op. 27, No. 2" Morgen (Tomorrow) - Written by: Richard Strauss and John Mackay - From: "Op. 27, No. 4" Fussreise (A-Walking) - Written by: Hugo Wolf and Eduard Morike - ©1904 Gesang Weyla's (Weyla's Song) - Written by: Hugo Wolf and Edward Moriks - ©1904 Verschwiegene Liebe (Silent Love) - Written by: Hugo Wolf and Joseph Eichendorff Erhebung (Exaltation) - Written by: Arnold Schoenberg and Richard Dehmel - From: "Op. 2, No. 9" - ©1939 Silent Noon - Written by: R. Vaughan Williams and Dante Gabriel Rossetti Corals - Written by: Bryceson Treharne and Rod Akins - ©1919 By The Brook - Written by: Edvard Grieg Mother - Written by: Selim Palmgren and Carl Engel - ©1921 From The North (Norden) - Written by: Jean Sibelius and J. L. Runeberg - From: "Op. 90, No. 1" - ©1928 Tears Of Autumn (Harom Oszi Konnycsepp) - Written by: Bela Bartok and Willis Wager - ©1930 The Lark - Written by: Anton Dvorak and Willis Wager - ©1939 Sontg Of The Girl At The Window (Lied Des Madchens Am Fenster) - Written by: Karol Szymanowski - From: "Op. 22, No. 2" - ©1939 The Sleeping Princess (Musical Fairy-Tale) - Written by: A. Borodine - ©1911 The Evening Prayer - Written by: Modest Moussorgsky A Legend (Legende) - Written by: Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky - From: "Op. 54, No. 5" - ©1911 At The Ball - Written by: Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky and Alexis Tolstoi - From: "Op. 38, No. 3" - ©1911 In The Silence Of Night - Written by: Sergei Rachmaninoff - From: "Op. 4, No. 3" - ©1919 The Island - Written by: Sergei Rachmaninoff - ©1919 Tell, O Tell Her - Written by: Nikolai Kotchetoff - From: "Op. 16, No. 4" - ©1939 Slumber Song - Written by: Alexander Gretchaninoff - From: "Op. 1, No. 5" - ©1911 Pastorale - Written by: Igor Stravinsky Snowflakes - Written by: Serge Prokofieff and Lorraine Finley - ©1939 Snowdrops - Written by: Serge Prokofieff and Lorraine Noel Finley - ©1939 Sin Tu Amor (Without Your Love) - Written by: Miguel Sandoval - ©1936 Rataplan - Written by: Maria Grever - ©1936 |
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