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First Lines of Texts in All Languages, MO up to MZ

This index was generated 2009-10-17 02:13:33 AM

Mo magari Colona
O. Vecchi: Mo magari colona

Mo nighean dubh, the hills are bright (Text: John Park)
P. Grainger: Mo Nighean Dubh (My Dark-haired Maiden)

moan (Text: E. E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings) [x]*
M. Feldman: moan

Moça tan fermosa non vi en la frontera ENG (Text: Marqués de Santillana)
J. Rodrigo Vidre: Serranilla

Möcht' im Walde mit dir geh'n (Text: Peter Cornelius)
P. Cornelius: Möcht' im Walde mit dir geh'n

Möcht immer ledig blibe (Text: Adolf Frey) [x]
F. Niggli: Jungfernlied

Möcht' meine Seele senken ins Waldesgrün hinein (Text: Gabriele Fürstin Wrede) [x]
J. Gänsbacher: Möcht' meine Seele senken

Möcht wissen, was sie schlagen ENG (Text: Josef Karl Benedikt von Eichendorff)
R. Franz: Möcht wissen, was sie schlagen
E. Kornauth: Die Nachtigallen (Nächtliches Gedenken)
H. Pfitzner, J. Weismann, A. Fielitz, K. Reinecke: Die Nachtigallen

Möcht' wissen, wo der Kerl nur steckt (Text: Rudolf Löwenstein) [x]
K. Reinecke: Peter und das Echo

Möchte ich ein Komet sein? (Text: Friedrich Hölderlin)
H. Reutter: Möchte ich ein Komet sein?

Möchte mir ein blondes Glück erkiesen (Text: Rainer Maria Rilke)
F. Krause: Möchte mir ein blondes Glück

Möchten viele Seelen dies verstehen (Text: Hermann Hesse) *
O. Schoeck, I. Schneider, R. Schwarz-Schilling: Verwelkende Rosen
F. Krause, R. Mader, K. Taubert: Welkende Rosen
R. Krauss: Möchten viele Seelen dies verstehen

Möcht's jubeln in die Welt (Text: Countess Róza Cebrian)
J. Hubay: Möcht's jubeln in die Welt

Mock on, mock on, Voltaire, Rousseau (Text: William Blake)
J. Mitchell: Mock on, mock on

Moder er eit heilagt ord DAN GER (Text: Elias Blix)
C. Sinding: Modersmaalet

Moder er et helligt Ord DAN GER (Text: Gustav Hetsch after Elias Blix)
Moders navn er en himmelsk lyd (Text: Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
H. Rung: Moders navn er en himmelsk lyd

Modest and fair, for fair and good are near (Text: Ben Jonson)
E. Elgar: Modest and Fair

Moeder spreekt: "'t bietje klein DUT (Text: August Matthijs after Heinrich Heine)
Mög' er ewig wiederkehren (Text: Wilhelm Telschow) [x]
J. Loewe: Mög' er ewig wiederkehren

Mögen alle bösen Zungen SPA ENG GER (Text: Emanuel von Geibel after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
H. Wolf: Mögen alle bösen Zungen
R. Schumann: Ich bin geliebt

Mögen viele dies verstehen (Text: Hermann Hesse) *
O. Schoeck, I. Schneider, R. Schwarz-Schilling: Verwelkende Rosen
F. Krause, R. Mader, K. Taubert: Welkende Rosen
R. Krauss: Möchten viele Seelen dies verstehen

Mogla l' ne verit' ja, kogda s takoju strast'ju (Text: Mirra (Mariya) Alexandrovna Lokhvitskaya)
R. Glière: Mogla l' ne verit' ja
A. Chernyavsky, P. Chesnokov: Mogla l' ne verit' ja, kogda s takoju strast'ju

Mogu l' zabyt' to sladkoje mgnoven'je ENG (Text: Anton Antonovich Delvig)
N. Medtner: Val's

Mohnblum am Hange, flammest du bloss GER (Text: Eugen von Enzberg after Carl Ewald)
Mohnblumen sind die runden ENG FRE (Text: Felix Ludwig Julius Dahn)
R. Strauss: Mohnblumen

Moi qui, même auprès des belles (Text: Pierre Jean de Béranger)
E. Lalo, H. Monpou: Si j'étais petit oiseau

Moins je la vois, certes plus je la hais ENG (Text: Maurice Scève)
D. Milhaud: Moins je la vois

Moist with one drop of Thy blood, my dry soul (Text: John Donne)
J. Mitchell: Moist with one drop (resurrection)

Moj cherjod... Na meste lobnom RUS (Text: Lev L'vovich Kobylinsky after Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche)
S. Taneyev: Sredi Vragov

Moj golos dlja tebja i laskovyj i tomnyj (Text: Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin)
N. Rimsky-Korsakov: Moj golos dlja tebja i laskovyj i tomnyj
A. Gretchaninov, N. Medtner, M. Musorgsky, A. Rubinstein, P. Viardot, L. Crabtree: Noch'

Moj koster v tumane svetit ENG (Text: Yakov Petrovich Polonsky)
A. Flyarovsky, Goffman, G. Lishin, N. Medtner, F. Sadovsky, P. Tchaikovsky: Pesn' Cyganki

Moj Lizochek tak uzh mal, tak uzh mal (Text: Konstantin Sergeyevich Aksakov)
P. Tchaikovsky: Detskaja pesenka

Moj suzhenyj, moj rjazhenyj (Text: Anton Antonovich Delvig)
A. Dargomyzhsky: Moj suzhenyj, moj rjazhenyj

Moj synok vsekh krashe v mire RUS FRE (Text: after Volkslieder (Folksongs)
D. Shostakovich: Kolybel'naja

Moj um podavlen byl toskoj (Text: Yakov Petrovich Polonsky)
S. Taneyev: Moj um podavlen byl toskoj

Moja balovnica, otdavshis' vesel'ju, kak ptichka RUS ENG GER (Text: after Adam Mickiewicz)
C. Cui: Moja Balovnica

Moja balovnica, otdavshis' vesel'ju, zal'etsja, kak ptichka RUS ENG GER (Text: Lev Aleksandrovich Mey after Adam Mickiewicz)
N. Rimsky-Korsakov, P. Tchaikovsky: Moja balovnica

Moja dushechka, moja lastochka (Text: Aleksandr Ivanovich Dyubyuk)
A. Dyubyuk: Ne lukav'te

Moja pieszczotka, gdy w wesołej chwili RUS ENG GER (Text: Adam Mickiewicz)
F. Chopin, S. Moniuszko, I. Paderewski: Moja pieszczotka

Moja podruzhka dal'njaja (Text: G. Slavin)
A. Khachaturian: Uralochka

Mojego tot bezumstva zhelal kto smezhal (Text: Afanasy Afanas'yevich Fet)
N. Medtner: Impromptu

Moji siví volci GER (Text: Ozef Kalda)
L. Janáček: Moji siví volci

Mojim stikham, napisannym tak rano FRE (Text: Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva)
D. Shostakovich: Moji stikhi

Mojo serdce-rodnik, moja pesnja volna (Text: Yakov Petrovich Polonsky)
S. Taneyev: Mojo serdce-rodnik

Molchi, proshu (Text: Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev)
N. Myaskovsky: Sonet Mikelandzhelo

Molchi, skryvajsja i taji (Text: Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev)
G. Catoire: Molchanije (Silentium)

Molinero es mi amante ENG (Text: António Machado)
J. Rodrigo Vidre: Canción del Duero

Mollement accoudée (Text: Maurice Carême) *
F. Poulenc: La Reine de coeur (Vitres de lune)

Mon amant m'a baisée au cou (Text: Camille Mauclair)
E. Bloch: Les fleurs

Mon amante a les vertus de l'eau : un sourire FRE (Text: Victor Segalen after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
J. Ibert: Mon amante a les vertus de l'eau

Mon âme a joint ses mains étranges ENG (Text: Maurice Maeterlinck)
L. Boulanger: Attente

Mon âme a son secret, ma vie a son mystère FRE (Text: Félix Arvers)
L. Gallet: Le sonnet d'Arvers

Mon âme, où sont les grands discours (Text: Antoine de Chandieu)
P. de l'Estocart: Mon âme, où sont les grands discours

Mon âme vers ton front où rêve, ô calme soeur ENG (Text: Stéphane Mallarmé)
C. Debussy, M. Ravel: Soupir

Mon ami (Text: Robert Myriel) [x]
C. Chaminade: Le beau chanteur

Mon ami vient de s'en aller (Text: Albert Délpit)
E. Lalo: Chant breton

Mon amie, il faut que je parte (Text: Rainer Maria Rilke)
S. Barber: Départ

Mon amour d'antan, vous souvenez-vous (Text: Maurice Bouchor)
E. Chausson: Amour d'antan

Mon amour est bon à dire (Text: George Hugnet) *
V. Thomson: Mon amour est bon à dire

Mon amour, ô trésor, donne moi ta lèvre encor (Text: Augusta Mary Anne Holmès)
A. Holmès: Sérénade d'automne

Mon amour, quand sera ton cher corps au tombeau ENG FRE (Text: Charles Beltjens after Heinrich Heine)
Mon amy m'avoit promis
Ninot: Mon amy m'avoit promis

Mon bateau vogue avec des voiles noires ENG ITA (Text: Maurice Dufresne after Heinrich Heine) [x]
T. Harsanyi: Mon bateau vogue avec des voiles noires

Mon beau tzigane mon amant (Text: Guillaume Apollinaire)
A. Honegger, J. Apothéloz: Les cloches

Mon bien aimé, dans mes douleurs (Text: Casimir Delavigne)
L. Niedermeyer: L'âme du purgatoire

Mon bien aimé siffle si bien ENG GER (Text: William Aguet)
J. Ibert: Mon bien aimé siffle si bien

Mon bien, m'amour et ma maistresse (Text: possibly by Charles le cadet d'Albret)
G. Dufay: Mon bien, m'amour

Mon bien-aimé sert sa patrie (Text: Charles Jean Grandmougin)
C. Chaminade: La fiancée du soldat

Mon bras pressait ta taille frêle ENG (Text: Victor Marie Hugo)
E. Lalo: Souvenir
B. Dieren, G. Bachlund: Mon bras pressait ta taille frêle
C. Widor: Contemplation

Mon cadavre est doux comme un gant (Text: Louise de Vilmorin) *
F. Poulenc: Mon cadavre est doux comme un gant

Mon chier amy, qu'avés vous empensé
G. Dufay: Mon chier amy, qu'avés vous empensé

Mon coeur blessé gémit tou bas (Text: Émilien Pacini)
G. Rossini: Gammes

Mon coeur chante (Text: Charles Fuster) [x]
C. Chaminade: Mon coeur chante

Mon coeur est sur ton amour (Text: Anatole le Braz)
J. Ropartz: Chanson de Bord

Mon coeur, lassé de tout, même de l'espérance (Text: Alphonse Marie Louis de Lamartine)
C. Gounod, F. Grast: Le vallon

Mon coeur, lève-toi! Déjà l'alouette ENG (Text: Honoré de Balzac)
E. Chausson: Réveil

Mon coeur, ô mon coeur ENG ITA FRE (Text: after Heinrich Heine) [x]
R. Caby: Mon coeur, ô mon coeur

Mon coeur se reccomande à vous ENG (Text: Clément Marot)
R. de Lassus: Mon coeur se reccomande à vous

Mon coeur s'éprend du feu d'amour FRE (Text: J. Sergennois after Aleksandr Ivanovich Polezhayev)
C. Cui: Mon coeur s'éprend du feu d'amour

Mon coeur, tremblant des lendemains (Text: Albert Victor Samain)
J. de la Presle: Viole

Mon conte commence par l'hirondelle FRE (Text: Sergey Sergeyevich Prokofiev after Konstantin Dmitrevich Bal'mont)
S. Prokofiev: La voix des oiseaux

Mon cuer me fait tous dis penser
G. Dufay: Mon cuer me fait tous dis penser

Mon Dieu, c'est plein des larmes et (Text: André Jolivet) *
A. Jolivet: La complainte à Dieu

Mon Dieu est ma force et ma tour ENG (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
D. Milhaud: Gloire à Dieu

Mon Dieu m'a dit: Mon fils, il faut m'aimer. Tu vois (Text: Paul Verlaine)
C. Tournemire: Mon Dieu m'a dit: Mon fils, il faut m'aimer. Tu vois

Mon Dieu, que j'aim' à baiser les beaus yeus (Text: Pierre de Ronsard)
J. Castro: Mon Dieu, que j'aim' à baiser les beaus yeus

Mon Dieu! quelle guerre cruelle (Text: Jean Racine)
G. Kockelmans: Plaintes d'un chrétien

Mon Dieu, vous m'avez appelé parmi les hommes (Text: Francis Jammes)
A. Honegger: Prière

Mon enfant est capricieux (Text: Paul Éluard)
G. Bachlund: Mon enfant

Mon enfant, ma sœur DUT SPA RUS ENG ITA GER (Text: Charles Baudelaire)
H. Andriessen, E. Chabrier, G. Charpentier, A. Diepenbrock, H. Duparc, B. Godard, A. Gretchaninov, L. Hillemacher, P. Hillemacher, G. Hüe, J. Cressonois: L'invitation au Voyage

Mon enfant s'est endormi (Text: Amélie de Wailly) [x]
C. Chaminade: Sommeil d'enfant

Mon épouse fait ma gloire RUS (Text: Pierre Jean de Béranger)
Mon espérance n'est pas encore perdue ENG (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
D. Milhaud: Chant du laboureur

Mon fils, rose éphémère (Text: Émilien Pacini)
G. Rossini: Le Dodo des enfants

Mon mari est bien malade (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
O. Greif: Mon mari est bien malade

Mon oncl' un fameux bricoleur (Text: Boris Vian) *
E. Denisov: La java des bombs atomiques

Mon païré mé n'o lougado (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
J. Canteloube: Tchut, tchut

Mon pâle visage ne t'a t'il pas ENG FRE (Text: after Heinrich Heine)
L. Durey: Mon pâle visage

Mon pauvre coeur (Text: D. Enoch) [x]
C. Chaminade: Amertume

Mon pauvre coeur est un hibou ENG (Text: Guillaume Apollinaire)
L. Durey: Le hibou

Mon pèïhre tô m'ai mariai (Text: 17^th or 18^th century)
M. Emmanuel: Lai maoh Mairiee

Mon père me marie à l'âge de quinze ans (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
W. Pijper: Mon père me marie

Mon triste coeur bave à la poupe (Text: Arthur Rimbaud)
L. Hoiby: Le coeur volé

Mon triste coeur est en tourment (Text: Pierre de Ronsard)
F. Regnard: Mon triste coeur

Mond, als träte ein Totes FRE (Text: Georg Trakl)
A. Webern: Abendland I

Mond, der Hirt, lenkt seine Herde (Text: Josef Karl Benedikt von Eichendorff)
M. Oberleithner, E. Kauffmann: Der stille Freier

Mond, hast du auch gesehen ENG (Text: Robert Eduard Prutz)
M. Reger: Das Mädchen spricht
J. Blumenthal: Vertraulich
P. von Decker: Das Mädchen spricht zum Mond

Mond, meiner Seele Liebling ENG (Text: Elisabeth Kulmann)
R. Schumann: Mond, meiner Seele Liebling

Mond, sei Zeuge meiner Leiden! (Text: Gottlieb von Leon) [x]
C. Friberth: An den Mond

Mond, so gehst du wieder auf (Text: Ernst Lothar (Müller)
E. Korngold: Mond, so gehst du wieder auf

Mond verhüllt sein Angesicht ITA GER (Text: Hugo Conrat after Volkslieder (Folksongs)
J. Brahms: Mond verhüllt sein Angesicht

Mondain, si tu le sçais, di moy quel est le Monde? ITA (Text: Antoine de Chandieu)
P. de l'Estocart: Mondain, si tu le sçais, di moy

Mondbeglänzt im stillen Walde (Text: Friedrich Wilhelm Weber)
J. Rheinberger: Nenuphar

Monde, pourquoy fuis-tu? pour cercher asseurance (Text: Antoine de Chandieu)
P. de l'Estocart: Monde, pourquoy fuis-tu?

Monde tu nous interroges FRE (Text: after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
M. Ravel: L'énigme éternelle

Mondenhelle, nächt'ges Dunkel [x]
A. Winterberger: Mondnacht

Mondenschein schläfert ein (Text: Karl Joachim ("Achim") Friedrich Ludwig von Arnim)
B. Arnim: Mondenschein

Mondenschein, stiller Mondenschein [x]
W. Freudenberg: Botschaft

Mondlicht und rauschende Bäume (Text: Lulu von Strauss und Torney)
P. Graener: Sommernacht

Mondlicht wogt (Text: Fritz Rohrer) [x]
J. Rheinberger: Vollmondzauber

Mondlos hat sich der Teich verdunkelt (Text: Christina Busta) *
G. Einem: Nocturno

Mondscheintrunkne Lindenblüten (Text: Heinrich Heine)
M. van Overeem: Mondscheintrunkne Lindenblüten

Money, penny come to me
L. Berio: Money, penny come to me

Monkeys in a forest (Text: Walter de la Mare) [x]*
P. Harrison, J. Brown, C. Gibbs: Where

Monseigneur d'Autun était gros, gros (Text: Sebastien Roch Nicolas Chamfort)
J. Françaix: L'Évêque d'Autun

Monseigneur le duc de Bretagne (Text: Victor Marie Hugo)
C. Saint-Saëns, C. Saint-Saëns, G. Donizetti: La fiancée du timbalier

Monsieur de Xantipe entendant chanter (Text: Sebastien Roch Nicolas Chamfort)
J. Françaix: Le critique

Monsieur, merci pour le bonhomme qui joue avec des balles (Text: Béatrice Daniel-Lesur)
J. Menasce: Lettre de Béatrice

Mont' on mulla morsianta (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
Y. Kilpinen: Mont' on mulla morsianta

Montapa elon merellä (Text: Aukusti Valdemar Forsman (Koskimies)
J. Sibelius: Montapa elon merellä

Monte, écureuil, monte au grand chêne ENG (Text: Victor Marie Hugo)
V. d'Indy, L. Lacombe, C. Saint-Saëns, R. Wagner: L'attente

Montez à Dieu, chants d'allégresse (Text: (Paul) Jules Barbier)
C. Gounod: Chantez Noël

Montez au ciel (Text: (Jean René Benoît) Paul Mariéton) [x]
C. Chaminade: Au firmament

Month after month the gathered rains descend (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley)
A. Steinert: To the Nile

Moon breaks its lights through SPA RUS ENG ITA GER (Text: Friedrich Karl Grimm after Richard Fedor Leopold Dehmel)
Moon, come now tell me duly ENG (Text: Gwendolen Gore after Robert Eduard Prutz)
Moon is my sister, and how deep in love (Text: Edna St. Vincent Millay) *
M. Gideon, E. Warren: Night is my sister, and how deep in love
J. Mitchell: Night is my sister

Moon soon sets now (Text: William Allingham)
C. Stanford: Fairy night

Moon, that against the lintel of the west (Text: Edna St. Vincent Millay) *
M. Gideon: Moon, that against the lintel of the west

Moon, worn thin to the width of a quill (Text: Sara Teasdale)
D. Thomas: Moon's ending

Moonless darkness stands between (Text: Gerard Manley Hopkins)
J. La Montaine: Now begin on Christmas Day

Moonlight, summer moonlight (Text: Emily Brontë)
J. Mitchell: In summer moonlight

Moonshine calling faint light from seadeeps unknown (Text: Margery Agrell)
C. Gibbs: Summer Night

Mor, min lille mor! (Text: Vilhelm Krag)
A. Backer-Grøndahl: Mor, min lille Mor

Mo'r, Mo'r! Kan du høre de klagende Støn? (Text: Helge Rode)
B. Beckman: Vinden

Mor mute șiraguri de clipe (Text: Octavian Goga)
N. Bretan: Părăsit

Morceau pour piston seul, polka (Text: Jean Cocteau)
F. Poulenc: Enfant de troupe

Mordeva un bianco lino Aci dolente (Text: Giulio Strozzi)
B. Strozzi: Dal pianto de gli Amanti scherniti s'imparò à far la carta

More Baltijskoje (Text: Ya. Rodionov)
A. Khachaturian: More Baltijskoje

More burno shumit (Text: Aleksandr Porfir'yevich Borodin)
A. Borodin, A. Borodin: More

More children from the fit, less from the unfit (Text: Margaret Sanger)
G. Bachlund: The Margaret Sanger Song

More dim than waning moon (Text: Adelaide Crapsey)
H. Kerr, H. Weisgall: Old love
J. Sacco: More Dim than Waning Moon

More, Elisa, lo stanco poeta ENG (Text: Tommaso Bianchi)
G. Verdi: More, Elisa, lo stanco poeta

More is required than being swept along (Text: Helen Prejean, Sister) *
J. Heggie: Prelude: The Call - More is required

More love or more disdain I crave (Text: C. Webbe)
H. Purcell: More love or more disdain I crave

More than a catbird hates a cat (Text: Ogden Nash) *
A. Frackenpohl: To my valentine

More than one cuckoo? (Text: Thomas Hardy) [x]*
D. Healey: More than one cuckoo

More vojot, more stonet ENG GER (Text: Denis Vasilyevich Davydov)
S. Donaurov, A. Petrov, A. Rubinstein, P. Shchurovsky, A. Aliabev: I moja zvjozdochka

Morel podajesz mi z drzewa (Text: Aleksander Borejko Chodżko)
S. Moniuszko: Morel

Morena" me llaman ENG
J. Rodrigo Vidre: Morena me llaman

Morfej, do utra daj otradu (Text: Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin)
N. Titov: K Morfeju

Morgen - was wird morgen sein? (Text: Hermann Hesse) *
R. Helmschrott: Schönes Heute

Morgen deinen Schleier lüfte (Text: Gustav Falke) [x]
M. Voigt-Schweikert: Zukunft

Morgen flieg' ich auf das Land (Text: Leopold Friedrich Günther von Göckingk)
C. Agthe: Einladung auf das Land

Morgen für Grillen ein Hüter ist GER (Text: G. Pertz after Sir Alexander Boswell)
Morgen ist erstanden (Text: Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Freiherr de La Motte-Fouqué) [x]
A. Gersbach: Morgen ist erstanden

Morgen moet gij zeker komen (Text: Pieter Cornelis Boutens)
H. Badings: Morgen

Morgen, morgen, nur nicht heute (Text: Christian Felix Weisse) [x]
J. Hiller: Der Aufschub

Morgen muß ich fort von hier (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
F. Silcher, W. Goldner: Lebewohl
J. Brahms: Morgen muß ich fort von hier

Morgen muß ich weg von hier (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
H. von Herzogenberg: Morgen muß ich weg von hier

Morgen müssen wir verreisen (Text: August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
J. Pache: Zum Abschied
F. Silcher: Augen feucht von Tränen

Morgen werden viele Sterne scheinen (Text: Hans Carossa)
G. Watkinson: Sternenlied

Morgen wieder, morgen wieder, lieber Wald, muss nun zum Tale nieder (Text: Johann Nepomuk Vogl) [x]
F. Holstein: Morgen wieder

Morgen wird's! Am Waldesrande (Text: Theodor Storm)
H. Huber: Morgen wird's! Am Waldesrande

Morgendug, der sagte bæver i den lune vind (Text: Carsten Hauch)
C. Nielsen: Morgendug, der sagte bæver

Morgenfrühe. - Tiefes Schweigen lagert über weiter Welt (Text: Ernst Krauss)
H. Herrmann: Chorpastorale

Morgenglanz der Ewigkeit, Licht, vom Licht aus Gott geboren (Text: Christian Knorr von Rosenroth)
J. Loewe, H. Lau: Morgenglanz der Ewigkeit

Morgennebel, Lila, hüllen deinen Turm ein ENG (Text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
R. Strauss, W. Killmayer: Pilgers Morgenlied

Morgenrot, Morgenrot, leuchtest mir zum frühen Tod? ENG (Text: Wilhelm Hauff)
F. Silcher: Reitermorgenlied

Morgenroth, Morgenroth, leuchtest mir zum frühen Tod? (Text: Wilhelm Hauch) [x]
F. Silcher: Reiters Morgengesang

Morgens als Lerche möcht' ich begrüssen der Sonne Strahl (Text: Robert Reinick)
A. Fesca, H. Marschner: Ständchen
G. Henschel: Morgens als Lerche

Morgens send ich dir die Veilchen SPA (Text: Heinrich Heine)
M. Voigt-Schweikert: Lied: Morgens send' ich dir die Veilchen
D. Melkikh: Die Veilchen Morgens
F. Draeseke, E. Meyer-Helmund, Z. Fibich, R. Gritzner, M. Jacobi, B. Lambord, W. Mauke, M. van Overeem, J. Renner, P. Schram, E. Wright: Morgens send' ich dir die Veilchen
O. Guttmann: Morgens send' ich dir
N. Bretan: Neuer Frühling

Morgens steh' ich auf und frage ENG ITA FRE (Text: Heinrich Heine)
Z. Fibich, Z. Fibich, C. Hirschfeld: Erwartung
J. Ekström: Weise
G. Bialas, J. Bókay, V. Boos von Waldeck, L. Bouman, C. Coster, L. Crabtree, A. Egidi, G. Eggers, C. Elling, R. Embden, E. Ennes, C. Flodin, J. Gall, H. Gelhaar, E. Hecht, H. Hennings, H. Hertz, W. Kalinowsky, F. Liszt, F. Marcks, K. Nakonz, H. Neupert, K. Ochsner, J. Rosenhain, R. Schumann, M. Spiro, E. Benktander, G. Bunk, H. Hartog, L. Hedwall, W. Johnson, A. Lindblad, G. Sturm: Morgens steh' ich auf und frage
R. Franz: Kommt feins Liebchen heut'?
C. Manney: Kommt Feins liebchen heut'?
J. Dietz: Kommt Feinsliebchen heut'?

Morgenstund har guld i mund! (Text: Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
C. Barnekow, T. Laub: Morgenstund har guld i mund

Morgenwind wekt mij, blaadrend in de boom (Text: Jan Jacob Slauerhoff)
L. Orthel: De vagebond

Morgenwinde wandeln webend am Gestade (Text: Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Freiherr de La Motte-Fouqué) [x]
A. Liebmann: Aslaug am Strande

Morgenwölkchen, leichte, weben (Text: James Grun)
H. Pfitzner: Frieden

Moribus et genere Christo
G. Dufay: Moribus et genere

Morire? E chi la sa qual è la vita? ENG (Text: Giuseppe Adami)
G. Puccini: Morire?

Morirò, morirò, sarai contenta
P. Viardot: Morirò

Mörker rådde i mitt sinne FRE (Text: Johan Ludvig Runeberg)
J. Sibelius: Hjertats morgon

Mormora nel giardino a piè del colle (Text: Francesco Rocchi)
O. Respighi: Nel giardino

Mormorano le gronde (Text: G. Cevinini)
V. Davico: Pioggia d'ottobre

Morning a cruel turmoiler is GER (Text: Sir Alexander Boswell)
L. Beethoven: Morning a cruel turmoiler is

Morning in San Juan ENG
Morning is only a heron rising (Text: Ronald Duncan) *
B. Britten: Morning

Morning's first light is gold renewing what is old (Text: Nick Peros)
N. Peros: Morning's first light is gold

Moro alcaide, moro alcaide
Anonymous: El alcaide de Alhama

Moro, lasso, al mio duolo
C. Gesualdo: Moro, lasso, al mio duolo

Moroz, moroz! prikhodi kisel jest' (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs) [x]
A. Lyadov: Moroz

Morpheus thou gentle god of soft repose
D. Purcell: Morpheus thou gentle god

Mors sui, se je ne vous voy (Text: Guillaume de Machaut)
G. Machaut: Mors sui, se je ne vous voy

Mort, j'appelle de ta rigueur (Text: François Villon)
W. Franken: Rondeau à la mort
F. Martin: Mort, j'appelle de ta rigueur

Mort, ta servante est à ma porte ENG FRE (Text: André Gidé after Rabindranath Tagore)
A. Casella: Mort, ta servante est à ma porte

Morta e ieri ancor, qui vagheggiai ENG (Text: Carlo Guaita)
G. Donizetti: È morta

Mortal, do not mock the devil ENG FRE (Text: after Heinrich Heine) [x]
A. Heller: Mortal, do not mock the devil

Mortal, sneer not at the devil ENG FRE (Text: Emma Lazarus after Heinrich Heine)
C. Silvestri: Mortal, sneer not at the devil

Morte est la mort et non le Monde (Text: Antoine de Chandieu)
P. de l'Estocart: Morte est la mort

Mortellement atteint d'une flèche empennée (Text: Jean de La Fontaine)
M. Manziarly: L'oiseau blessé d'une flèche

Moskovskaja slavnaja put'-dorozhka (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
S. Prokofiev: Moskovskaja slavnaja put'-dorozhka

Most, amikor ugyanúgy, mint mindig (Text: Dezsõ Tandori) *
G. Kurtág: A damaszkuszi út

Most elviselhető (Text: János Pilinszky) *
G. Kurtág: Verés

Most high, all-powerful good Lord SPA ENG GER (Text: after Saint Francis of Assisi)
D. Thomas: Canticle of the Sun

Most Holy Night, that still dost keep (Text: (Joseph) Hilaire Belloc)
P. Warlock, R. Fleming, D. Barlow, R. Fleming, H. Gill, A. Potter, E. Rubbra, B. Treharne: The night
I. Gurney, M. Herbert, J. Hind: Most Holy Night

Most mighty and all knowing Lord (Text: William Leighton, Sir) [x]
T. Weelkes: Most mighty and all knowing Lord

Most sweet and pleasing are thy wayes, O God (Text: Thomas Campion)
T. Campion: Most sweet and pleasing are thy ways

Mother, behold your sons who with the host have perished ENG (Text: E. Adelaide Hahn after Charles Péguy)
Mother Carey? She's the mother o' the witches (Text: John Masefield)
M. Barnes, F. Keel: Mother Carey

Mother for me a sabre has bought ENG (Text: Addie Funk after Oskar Wiener)
Mother, I cannot mind my wheel ENG (Text: Walter Savage Landor after Sappho)
N. Rorem, H. Barlow, C. Burleigh, A. Paucker, J. Edmunds, G. Foote, O. Morawetz: Mother, I cannot mind my wheel

Mother, I saw a pair of eyes ENG
"Mother, o Mother so hungry I SPA ENG ITA FRE (Text: Addie Funk after Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
Mother of Christ, this path you've trod (Text: Lucile Isbell Stall)
D. Guion: Mary alone

Mother of God! no lady thou (Text: Mary Coleridge)
F. Hart: The Song of Mary

Mother! oh, sing me to rest RUS GER (Text: Felicia Dorothea (Browne) Hemans)
Mother shake the cherry-tree (Text: Christina Georgina Rossetti)
H. Howells: Mother shake the cherry-tree

Mother was a crack of light (Text: Stanley Jasspon Kunitz) *
R. Gordon: Three floors

Mother, with unbowed head (Text: Sir Henry Newbolt)
C. Stanford: Fare well

Mother, with whom our lives should be (Text: George William Russell)
F. Hart: The Veils of Maya

Motherless baby and babyless mother (Text: Christina Georgina Rossetti)
Motionless under the moon-beam (Text: William Butler Yeats)
R. Warren: The white heron

Mou celou duší zádumně (Text: Gustav Pfleger-Moravský)
A. Dvořák: Mou celou duší zádumně

Moult sui de bonne heure née (Text: Guillaume de Machaut)
G. Machaut: Moult sui de bonne heure née

Mounted on Kyrat strong and fleet (Text: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
H. Parker: The Leap of Roushan Beg
J. Dear: The Leap of Kurroglou

Mounting the bull, slowly I return homeward ENG (Text: Paul Reps after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist) *
H. Alkema: Riding the bull home

Mourn, hapless Caledonia, mourn (Text: Tobias George Smollet)
J. Haydn: The tears of Caledonia

Mourn, mourn, Day is with darkness fled
J. Dowland: Mourn, Day is with darkness fled
B. Weber: Mourn, Mourn

Mourning on earth, as when dark hours descend (Text: Algernon Charles Swinburne)
J. Lang-Hyde: Mourning on Earth

Move him into the sun (Text: Wilfred Owen)
B. Rands, J. Rico, J. Cousins, H. Weisgall: Futility
B. Britten: Dies irae
H. Myers: In Memoriam

Möven, Möven in weissen Flocken! ENG GER (Text: after Vilhelm Krag)
E. Grieg: Im Kahne

Movetevi à pietà del mio tormento
G. Caccini: Movetevi à pietà

Moving from left to left, the light (Text: Elizabeth Bishop) *
E. Carter: View of the Capitol from the Library of Congress

Mów do mnie jeszcze, z oddali, z oddali (Text: Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer)
M. Karłowicz: Mów do mnie jeszcze

Mów do mnie jeszcze... za taką rozmową (Text: Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer)
N. Rutkowski: Mów do mnie jeszcze

Mów do mnie, o miły! Powiedz mi w słowach to, co śpiewałeś ENG ITA GER FRE POL (Text: Jan Kasprowicz after Rabindranath Tagore)
G. Bacewicz: Mów do mnie, o miły!

Mr president, it is my Desire to be free. to go to see my people (Text: Annie Davis)
J. Heggie: Letter to President Lincoln from Annie Davis

mr youse needn't be so spry (Text: E. E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings) *
G. Bachlund: mr youse needn't be so spry

Mrs. Goodheart lives by herself (Text: Ann Fiske) *
J. Anderson: Mrs. Goodheart

Mua viehättää tuo tyrskysää (Text: Larin Kyösti) [x]
T. Kuula: Kas silloin vaan

Much madness is divinest sense (Text: Emily Dickinson)
R. Baksa, S. Kagen, J. Langert: Much madness is divinest sense
H. Lindenfeld: Much madness is divinest sense

Mucho ha que el alma duerme GER
Müd' ist mein Licht und müd' mein Blick (Text: Karl Stieler)
L. Rochlitzer: Geigenklänge

Müde bin ich, geh' zur Ruh' (Text: Luise Hensel)
K. Reinecke: Gebet zur Nacht

Müde bin ich, geh zur Ruh (Text: M. von Diepenbrot) [x]
W. Baumgartner: Abendgebet

Müde bin ich, geh zur Ruh/ schliesse beide Äuglein zu SWE (Text: Luise Hensel)
E. Kallstenius: Luise Hensels barnaftonbön

Müde labend naht der Abend (Text: Karl (Leonhard) Schaefer) [x]
A. Foerster: Ein Abendlied

Müde schleichen hier die Bäche ENG FRE (Text: Nikolaus Lenau)
O. Schoeck: Auf eine holländische Landschaft

Müde webt Stumpfen dämmert Beten (Text: August Stramm)
W. Rihm: Abend

Müder Glanz der Sonne ENG (Text: Friedrich Karl von Gerok)
H. Fleischer, E. Nevin, R. Kahn: Herbstgefühl
J. Lang: Herbst-Gefühl

Múdrost Boha a pravda Otce nebes kého
Anonymous: Múdrost Boha a pravda

Müeste ich noch geleben daz ich die rôsen (Text: Walther von der Vogelweide)
Mühle im lieblichen Thale (Text: (Carl Friedrich) Julius Altmann) [x]
K. Reinecke: Die Mühle im Thale

Mühlen still die Flügel drehn (Text: Paul Heyse)
A. Jensen: Sonnenschein

Mühlen träg die Flügel drehn (Text: Paul Heyse)
I. Bronsart von Schellendorf: Verwandlung

Müh'voll komm' ich und beladen ENG (Text: Emanuel von Geibel)
H. Wolf: Müh'voll komm' ich und beladen

Muien turvaset tulevat (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
Y. Kilpinen, L. Madetoja: Armas arkussa ajavi

Muistot muistot armaat (Text: Thor Cnattingius) [x]*
Y. Kilpinen: Minnen

Můj drahý tatíčku GER (Text: Ozef Kalda)
L. Janáček: Můj drahý tatíčku

Můj Konnor má tváře jak červená růže CZE (Text: after Volkslieder (Folksongs)
A. Dvořák: Drahý Konnor

Mult ma-ntreaba inima ENG (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
T. Brediceanu: Mult ma-ntreaba inima

Multas per gentes et multa per aequora vectus ENG (Text: Gaius Valerius Catullus)
Mulväder, mulväder (Text: Allan Pettersson) *
A. Pettersson: Kivlynnte liten

Mummy, Mummy, listen to my story ENG
Mun onneni kukkii kuin omenapuu (Text: Eino Leino)
Y. Kilpinen: Omenankukat

Mun sieluni sun ylläs väräjää (Text: Veikko Antero Koskenniemi)
Y. Kilpinen: Mun sieluni sun ylläs väräjää

Mun uneni iltapilviä on (Text: Veikko Antero Koskenniemi)
T. Kuula: Iltapilviä

Mund und Augen wissen ihre Pflicht (Text: Hermann Claudius) [x]
P. Hindemith: Mund und Augen wissen ihre Pflicht

Muntanyes del Canigó (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
Anonymous: Muntanyes del Canigó

Muntrer Bach, was rausch'st du so? (Text: Julius Rodenberg) [x]
A. Dietrich: Muntrer Bach

Muore il tenero Adone, o Citerea ENG ITA (Text: Salvatore Quasimodo after Sappho) *
L. Dallapiccola: Muore il tenero Adone

Muort' oramai, de! misero dolente
F. Landini: Muort' oramai

Murmelnd singt die Quelle ENG GER (Text: Wilhelm Henzen after Stefan Witwicki)
Murmelndes Lüftchen, Blütenwind (Text: Paul Heyse)
A. Jensen, E. Sjögren, J. Brambach: Murmelndes Lüftchen
F. Naubert: Murmelndes Lüftchen, Blüthenwind

Murmur, gentle lyre ENG (Text: Francis L. Soper after Ernst Moritz Arndt)
Murmure autour de ma nacelle ENG ITA (Text: Alphonse Marie Louis de Lamartine)
F. Grast: Adieux à la mer
G. Bizet: Douce mer

Murmures de l'eau dans un lit de rivière (Text: Alfred Erik Leslie Satie)
A. Satie: La pêche

Mürrisch braust der Eichenwald (Text: Nikolaus Lenau)
L. Schlegel, O. Schoeck: Herbstgefühl

Mürrisch sitzen sie und maulen (Text: Josef Karl Benedikt von Eichendorff)
H. Grädener: Der wandernde Musikant

Murs, ville (Text: Victor Marie Hugo)
G. Fauré: Les Djinns

Muse of the golden throne, O raise that strain ENG (Text: Helen Maude Francesca Bantock (von Schweizer) after Henry Thornton Wharton)
G. Bantock: Muse of the golden throne

Music, all pow'rful o'er the human mind (Text: Henry Kirke White)
T. Walmisley: Music, all powerful

Music and light (Text: Githa Sowerby)
F. Tosti: First Waltz

Music comes/ sweetly from the trembling string (Text: John Freeman)
P. Miles: Music comes

Music for a while (Text: John Dryden)
H. Purcell: Music for a while

Music I heard with you was more than music (Text: Conrad Aiken)
B. Treharne, R. Williams: Music I heard
L. Bernstein, G. Cory, H. Elwell, R. Faith, R. Hageman, R. Hughes, P. Nordoff: Music I heard with you
W. Fast, R. Robbins, J. Spencer: Bread and music

Music I love - but never strain (Text: Anne Brontë)
A. Jepson: Christmas music

Music of whispering trees (Text: Siegfried Lorraine Sassoon)
H. Blumenfeld: Before the battle

Music the fiercest grief can charm (Text: Alexander Pope)
C. Parry: Music the fiercest grief can charm

Music to hear, why hear'st thou music sadly RUS HUN ITA FRE (Text: William Shakespeare)
G. Higginson, N. Lowrey: Music to hear, why hear'st thou music sadly
I. Stravinsky, E. Harper, S. Chatman, K. Goeyvaerts, K. Högenhaven, B. Johansson, L. Kaminsky: Music to hear, why hear'st thou music sadly
P. Whear: Sonnet #8
P. Pisk: VIII
P. Dessau: Sonett 8
M. Gideon: Sonnet VIII: Music to Hear
P. Gudmundsen-Holmgreen: Song (Sonnet)
J. Kaipainen, R. Simpson, L. Thybo, D. Winkler: Sonnet VIII
B. Jarrett, P. Ketting, J. McAuliffe, E. Norby, M. Peyton, S. Pimsleur, J. Röntgen, W. Rettich, G. Shearing, M. Short, R. Strand, O. Hemel, J. Wilson: Music to hear
B. Holten: Pavane-Fantasia
P. Nahay: Sonnet
A. Buchman, M. Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Music to hear, why hear'st thou music sadly?
T. Kjaer: Sonnet no. 8
G. Bachlund: Sonnet VIII - "Music to hear, why hear'st thou music sadly?"

Music, when soft voices die RUS GER (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley)
M. Besly: Music, when soft vocies die
C. Parry, J. Bailey, M. Bayliff: Music
A. Barnett, F. Bridge, R. Clarke, D. Diamond, B. Fairchild, E. Gold, Q. Porter, R. Quilter, P. Warlock, P. Warlock, L. Lehmann, E. Ahnell, G. Aitken, G. Alcock, E. Allen, W. Anderson, G. Arnold, W. Baddeley, E. Bairstow, G. Bantock, K. Barry, T. Bayley, E. Bement, G. Bennett, A. Bergh, A. Blume, N. Bradshaw, H. Brainard, H. Brian, P. Buck, R. Burnham, G. Bush, E. Butler, N. Cain, F. Candlyn, R. Faith, S. Chatman, L. Larsen, H. Vliet, B. Roe: Music, when soft voices die

Musica, Dei donum optimi ENG
R. de Lassus, R. de Lassus: Musica est Dei donum optimi
J. Clemens non Papa: Musica, Dei donum optimi

Musica, die ganz lieblich Kunst
J. Jeep: Musica, die ganz lieblich kunst

Musica e luce di mare adorato (Text: Adele Luzzatto) *
R. Vené: Musica e luce

Musica est Dei donum optimi ENG
R. de Lassus, R. de Lassus: Musica est Dei donum optimi
J. Clemens non Papa: Musica, Dei donum optimi

Musicaklang, lieblicher Gesang
M. Bruch: Musicaklang

Musicians wrestle everywhere (Text: Emily Dickinson)
E. Carter, P. Mennin: Musicians wrestle everywhere

Music's the cordial of a troubled breast (Text: John Oldham)
J. Blow: Music's the cordial of a troubled breast

Musik: Atem der Statuen. Vielleicht (Text: Rainer Maria Rilke)
J. Straesser: An die Musik

Musik bewegt mich, daß ich dein gedenke (Text: Ricarda Octavia Huch)
G. Göttsche: Musik bewegt mich, daß ich dein gedenke
W. Peterson-Berger, G. Watkinson: Musik bewegt mich

Musik des Weltalls und Musik der Meister (Text: Hermann Hesse) *
F. Krause, H. Creuzburg, G. Ebner, H. Kurig, W. Lache, E. Pfiffner, I. Schneider: Das Glasperlenspiel
W. Bein: Vorspruch

Musik ist alles, was ich sage (Text: Nikolai von Michalewski) *
Louis Ferdinand: Musik ist alles

Musikanten müssen wandern (Text: Theodor Storm)
L. Greger: Spielmannslied

Musikanten wollen wandern (Text: Theodor Storm)
E. Křenek, H. Huber, G. Watkinson, H. Altmann: Musikanten wollen wandern

Musing my own self all alone
M. David: Musing

Musing on cares of human fate
H. Purcell: Musing on cares

Musing on roses and revolutions (Text: Dudley Randall) *
H. Henze: Roses and revolutions

Musing on the roaring ocean GER (Text: Robert Burns)
L. Beethoven: Musing on the roaring ocean

Musique aux oreilles végétales ENG (Text: Blaise Cendrars)
L. Durey: Hommage à Erik Satie

Muß der kargen Plicht die Neigung weichen (Text: Dengel) [x]
C. Blum: Lebewohl

Muss der Tod denn auch entbinden
D. Buxtehude: Klag-Lied

Muß es eine Trennung geben ENG ITA (Text: Johann Ludwig Tieck)
J. Brahms: Muß es eine Trennung geben

Muß i' denn, muß i' denn zum Städtele hinaus (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
F. Silcher: Abschied

Muß ich in der Wüste hausen ENG (Text: E. Meier)
J. Lang: Lied

Muß immer der Morgen wiederkommen ENG (Text: Novalis)
P. Hindemith: Hymne
A. Diepenbrock: Hymne an die Nacht No. 2

Mußt ich nicht glauben, längst wärst du gestorben GER (Text: Max Steinitzer after Volkslieder (Folksongs)
E. Wolf Ferrari: Mußt ich nicht glauben, längst wärst du gestorben?

Mußt nicht allein im Freien (Text: (Karl) Wilhelm Osterwald)
R. Franz, O. Dresel: Im Mai

Mußt's auch grad' so dunkel sein an der Weißdornhecke! (Text: Anna (Nuhn) Ritter) [x]
M. Reger: Schlimme Geschichte

Must I then die ENG
Must the winter come so soon (Text: Gian Carlo Menotti) *
S. Barber: Must the winter come so soon?

Mutta en tiedä, ei sitä ehdi kuunnella kun mies puhuu (Text: Paavo Haavikko) *
A. Sallinen: Ei mikään virta

Mutta jos olisin maalari (Text: Lassi Nummi) *
S. Nummi: Mutta kun olen runoniekka

Muttchen, ach bitte, laß mich nicht allein gehn GER (Text: Max Steinitzer after Volkslieder (Folksongs)
E. Wolf Ferrari: Muttchen, ach bitte, laß mich nicht allein gehn!

Mutter, ach Mutter! es hungert mich SPA ENG ITA FRE (Text: Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
F. Schreker: Das hungernde Kind
E. Wolff, J. Weismann: Verspätung
G. Mahler: Das irdische Leben

Mutter Beimlein hat ein Holzbein (Text: Bertolt Brecht) [x]
H. Eisler: Mutter Beimlein

Mutter, der junge Prinz ENG ITA GER POL (Text: Jan Śliwiński after Rabindranath Tagore)
A. Zemlinsky: Mutter, der junge Prinz
K. Szymanowski, K. Szymanowski: Der junge Prinz I

Mutter, draußen ist es Frühling worden (Text: C. Dorr-Ljubljaschtschi) [x]
M. Reger: Mägdleins Frage

Mutter geht durch ihre Kammern (Text: Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Freiherr de La Motte-Fouqué)
F. Schubert: Lied

Mutter hat mir 'nen Säbel gekauft ENG (Text: Oskar Wiener)
L. Blech: Mutiges Lied

Mutter, hilf mir armen Tochter ENG (Text: Hans Schmidt)
J. Brahms: Der Kranz

Mutter, ich hab' zwei Äugelein (Text: Paul Heyse)
F. Naubert: Mutter, ich hab' zwei Aeugelein
A. Jensen: Mutter, ich hab' zwei Äugelein

Mutter ist ein heilig Wort DAN GER (Text: Wilhelm Henzen after Elias Blix)
Mutter, liebe Mutter, komm rasch einmal her (Text: Ernst Ludwig Schellenberg)
M. Reger: Furchthäschen

Mutter, Mutter glaube nicht ENG (Text: Friedrich Rückert)
H. Linke: Mutter, Mutter! glaube nicht
R. Schumann: Lied der Braut I

Mutter, Mutter, meine Puppe (Text: Adelbert von Chamisso)
R. Kursch: Mutter, Mutter, meine Puppe

Mutter, Mütterchen, ach sei nicht böse ENG (Text: Erik Meyer-Helmund)
E. Meyer-Helmund: Mädchenlied

Mutter, o sing mich zur Ruh RUS GER (Text: Ferdinand Freiligrath after Felicia Dorothea (Browne) Hemans)
R. Franz: Mutter, o sing mich zur Ruh!

Mutter zum Bienelein DUT (Text: Heinrich Heine)
G. Bunk, R. Franz, H. Geist, A. Goldschmidt, E. Meyer-Helmund, A. Reisenauer, F. Schiff, J. Selmer, F. Van der Stucken, F. Suchy, M. Zenger, B. Abrahams, M. Bendix, F. Fairbanks, P. Heinz, A. Kaiser, A. Kleinert, G. Liebling: Die Lehre

Mutteraug', in deine Bläue möcht' ich all' mein Lebtag seh'n (Text: Adolf Schults)
K. Reinecke: Das Mutterauge

Muttersprache, Mutterlaut (Text: (Gottlob Ferdinand) Max(imilian) Gottfried von Schenkendorf)
R. Kahn: Muttersprache

Muut' ihanaista ei taivahan alla kuin sinä vaan (Text: L. Onerva)
L. Madetoja: Geisha

Muy graciosa es la doncella GER (Text: Gil Vicente)
Muy Graciosa es la doncella ENG (Text: Gil Vicente)
J. Rodrigo Vidre: Cantiga

My abode's not silent, but I am not loud-mouthed (Text: Kevin John William Crossley-Holland)
A. Bliss: Fish in river

M'y allant promener (Text: ¹⁶ or 17^th century)
M. Emmanuel: M'y allant promener

My baby has a father and a mother (Text: Christina Georgina Rossetti)
My baby has a mottled fist (Text: Christina Georgina Rossetti)
My bed and pillow are cold (Text: Robert Seymour Bridges)
H. MacCunn: My bed and pillow are cold

My bed is like a little boat (Text: Robert Louis Stevenson)
C. Loftus: My bed is like a little boat
M. Williamson, H. Brook, T. Riego, W. Gilchrist, G. Peel, M. Radnor, P. Turnbull: My bed is a boat

My bliss too long my bride denies
T. Arne: The serenade

My bonny lass she smileth
T. Morley: My bonny lass she smileth

My breast is puffed up and my neck extended (Text: Kevin John William Crossley-Holland)
A. Bliss: A weather cock

'My bride is not coming, alas!' says the groom (Text: Thomas Hardy)
B. Roe: At the Altar-rail

My byli vmeste, pomnju ja.. ENG FRE (Text: Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Blok)
D. Shostakovich: My byli vmeste

My calling is divine, and I from God am sent (Text: Sir John Davies)
T. Musgrave: The Divine

My candle burns at both ends (Text: Edna St. Vincent Millay)
M. Besly: My candle burns at both ends
A. Buchanan: My candle

My chair rock-rocks by the door all day (Text: Tennessee Williams) *
P. Bowles: Lonesome man

My child, we two were children ENG FRE (Text: Emma Lazarus after Heinrich Heine)
W. Hammond: Ballad of the Children

My child, we were two children ENG FRE (Text: Elizabeth Barrett Browning after Heinrich Heine)
My choice is made, and I desire no change
F. Pilkington: My choice is made

My City, my beloved, my white! Ah, slender (Text: Ezra Pound) *
R. Heppener: N.Y.

My cocoon tightens, colors tease (Text: Emily Dickinson)
T. Pasatieri: My cocoon tightens, colors tease

My Colin, lov'd Colin, my Colin, my dear ENG (Text: Anne Grant after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
J. Haydn: Cro Challin

My coral beads came from a cave (Text: Zoë Akins) *
B. Treharne: Corals

My country, 'tis of thee, sweet land of felony (Text: Ambrose Bierce)
G. Bachlund: A Rational Anthem

My curse upon your venom'd stang GER (Text: Robert Burns)
My darling, daylight doth appear ENG (Text: Samuel Byrne after Paul Ferrier)
My darling, we sat in our light barque ENG FRE (Text: Frederick W. Bancroft after Heinrich Heine) [x]
G. Marston: On the water

My darling, we sat together ENG FRE (Text: James Thomson after Heinrich Heine)
J. Becker: My darling, we sat together

My days have been so wondrous free (Text: Thomas Parnell)
F. Hopkinson: My days have been so wondrous free

My dear Daddie bought a mansion (Text: Walter de la Mare)
B. Crist: The little bird

My dear mistress has a heart (Text: John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester)
R. Quilter: The jealous lover

My dear, my dear I know (Text: William Butler Yeats)
N. Rorem: To a young girl

My dear old mother, poor thou art ENG GER (Text: Frederick Corder after Aasmund Olavsson Vinje)
C. Ives: The old mother

My dear, your face is lovely (Text: Sara Teasdale) *
L. Laitman: To a loose woman

My dearest Jesu, I have lost Thee ENG (Text: Ebenezer Prout after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
My death must come; but when, I do not know RUS ENG (Text: John Addington Symonds after Michelangelo Buonarroti)
My death with a nail in his foot (Text: Howard Nemerov) *
L. Calabro: The sunlight pierced

My debt to you, Beloved (Text: Jessie B. Rittenhouse) *
K. Mechem: Epilogue ("Debts")

My delight and thy delight (Text: Robert Seymour Bridges)
C. Parry, A. Whiting: My delight and thy delight

My Dolphin, you only guide me by surprise (Text: Robert Lowell) *
E. Carter: Dolphins

My dove, my beautiful one (Text: James Joyce)
D. Arditti: My dove, my beautiful one
D. Del Tredici: Dove song
R. Mengelberg, K. Szymanowski, J. Brown, J. Jarrett, H. Kauder, P. Pisk, H. Reutter, I. Spector, C. Susa: My dove, my beautiful one
G. Treacher: The dove

My dream was of a royal maid FRE (Text: P. Pinkerton after Heinrich Heine) [x]
F. Williamson: My dream was of a royal maid

My dreams are of a field afar (Text: Alfred Edward Housman) *
My early lent-away ENG (Text: Ruth Schonthal after Rainer Maria Rilke) *
My eye was arested by straggling gropes of common people (Text: John Clare) [x]*
D. Thomas: Byron's Funeral

My eyes for beauty pine (Text: Robert Seymour Bridges)
H. Howells: My eyes for beauty pine

My faint spirit is was sitting in the light (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley)
J. Barnett, M. Carmichael: My faint spirit
R. Quilter: Arab Love Song

My Fair, no beauty of thine will last (Text: Alice Christina Meynell, née Thompson)
J. Ireland: My Fair

My faith is a great weight (Text: Anne Sexton) *
J. Mitchell: Small wire

My Fancy loves to play with Clouds (Text: William Henry Davies)
R. Boughton: Clouds

My father and mother were Irish (Text: Joseph Campbell)
H. Hughes: The ninepenny fidil

My father left a park to me (Text: Lord Alfred Tennyson)
C. Ives: From "Amphion"

My father left me an acre of land (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
R. Vaughan Williams: An acre of land

My father lies black and hushed (Text: Richard W. Thomas) *
H. Henze: The worker

my father moved through dooms of love (Text: E. E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings) [x]*
R. Prendergast: My father moved through dooms

My feet took a walk (Text: Tennessee Williams) *
P. Bowles: Heavenly grass

My fidil is singing (Text: Joseph Campbell) [x]
G. Peterkin: My fidil is singing

My first day in Paris (Text: Frank O'Hara) *
N. Rorem: For Poulenc

My first love was a hero (Text: Gary Bachlund)
G. Bachlund: Cigarette Smoke

My first name, Wystan, rhymes with Tristan (Text: W. H. (Wystan Hugh) Auden) *
M. Bialosky: Seven Academic Graffiti
L. Smit: Academic Graffiti

My friend, I went to the market and bought the Dark One ENG (Text: Robert Bly after Mirabai) *
J. Harbison: It's true, I went to the market

My future will not copy fair my past GER (Text: Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
E. Freer: My future will not copy fair my past
L. Butler: Sonnet XLII

My garden lies slumb'ring (Text: P. C. Warren)
E. Nevin: Narcissus

My gentle fischer-maiden NOR DUT SPA RUS ENG ITA FRE (Text: after Heinrich Heine) [x]
J. Grant: My gentle fischer-maiden

My glass shall not persuade me I am old ITA (Text: William Shakespeare)
G. van Hulst: My glass shall not persuade me I am old
B. Burrows, R. Simpson, D. Winkler, L. Crabtree: Sonnet XXII
W. Fortner: Sonett 22

My God, I love Thee, not because DUT ENG (Text: Edward Caswall after Franciscus Xaverius)
My God, I'm wounded by my sin (Text: Robert Herrick)
B. Roe: To God; An Anthem sung in the Chappell at Whitehall

My God, my God look upon me (Text: Bible or other Sacred Texts)
J. Blow: My God, my God look upon me

My God, my God, why have you ENG (Text: after Bible or other Sacred Texts)
O. Morawetz: Psalm 22

My God, what is a heart? (Text: Emily Dickinson)
S. Kagen: My God, what is a heart?

My gostly fader, I me confesse ENG (Text: after Charles, Duc d'Orléans)
P. Warlock: My gostly fader

My grandfather said to me (Text: Elizabeth Bishop) *
L. Hoiby: Manners

My grandmother's a peaceful person (Text: Ted Hughes) [x]*
G. Crosse: My Grandma

My harry was a gallant gay (Text: Robert Burns)
L. Beethoven, L. Beethoven: Highlander's Lament

My hawk is tired of perch and hood GER (Text: Sir Walter Scott)
My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains SPA (Text: John Keats)
B. Moore: Darkling I listen
G. Antheil, S. Burton, E. Fogg, C. Forsyth, H. Harty, R. Robbins, A. Thomas, E. Walker, R. Walthew: Ode to a Nightingale

My heart and tongue were twins at once conceived
J. Dowland: My heart and tongue were twins

My heart is a breaking, dear Tittie (Text: Robert Burns)
J. Haydn: The mucking o' Geordie's byre

My heart is a minstrel so merry and gay ENG (Text: after Carl Siebel)
My heart is heavy; from the present ENG FRE (Text: Emma Lazarus after Heinrich Heine)
My heart is like a meadow (Text: Edward Shanks)
I. Gurney: Meadow and Orchard

My heart is like a singing bird (Text: Christina Georgina Rossetti)
T. Marzials: My love is come
H. Burleigh: A birthday song
A. Frackenpohl: My love is come to me
N. Rorem, G. Binkerd, N. Brown, S. Coleridge-Taylor, F. Cowen, G. English, C. Gibbs, E. Gladstone, C. Lander, S. Liddle, I. Luckstone, A. MacKenzie, A. Mallinson, W. Manson, D. Milhaud, P. Pisk, C. Scott, L. Somerset, A. Whiting, M. Williamson, R. Woodman, J. Coulthard: A birthday
C. Parry, M. Castelnuovo-Tedesco, R. Faith, A. Gray, F. Longas, C. Spross, K. Young, M. Gideon: My heart is like a singing bird

My heart is like the gloomy night HEB ENG FRE (Text: Charles Tomlinson Griffes after Emanuel von Geibel)
My heart is placid as the lake (Text: Aaron Schaffer)
A. Copland: Night

My heart is sair, I daurna tell GER (Text: Robert Burns)
My heart keeps asking me ENG
My heart leaps up when I behold (Text: Ogden Nash) *
S. Adler: Song to be sung by the father of infant female children

My heart leaps up when I behold GER (Text: William Wordsworth)
C. Ives: So may it be!
N. Rorem: The Rainbow

My heart, my heart is heavy ENG FRE (Text: Emma Lazarus after Heinrich Heine)
My heart once wildly leaping GER (Text: Otto Dresel)
O. Dresel: My heart once wildly leaping

My heart shall be thy garden. Come, my own (Text: Alice Christina Meynell, née Thompson)
H. Löhr: My heart shall be thy garden

My heart, the bird of the wilderness ENG GER POL (Text: Rabindranath Tagore after Rabindranath Tagore)
P. Creston, E. Horsman: The birds of the wilderness

My heart to thy heart, my hand to thine (Text: Paul Laurence Dunbar)
H. Bull, S. Coleridge-Taylor, E. Nevin: An African Love Song

My heart was frozen even as the earth (Text: B. Martin Stanton)
L. Campbell-Tipton: A spirit flower

My heart, whenever you appear
H. Purcell: My heart, whenever you appear

My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here GER (Text: Robert Burns)
D. Arditti: My Heart's in the Highlands

My heavy sprite, oppress'd with sorrow's might (Text: George Cliford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland)
A. Holborne: My heavy sprite

My husband gives me an A for last night's supper (Text: Linda Pastan) *
G. Baxter: Marks

My jolly fat host with your face all a-grin (Text: (Joseph) Hilaire Belloc)
R. Teed: Drinking Song, On the Excellence of Burgundy Wine

My joy it is from her to hear
P. Warlock: Love for Love

My lady walks in loveliness and shames the moon's cold grace (Text: Mona M. Wood) [x]
E. Charles: My lady walks in loveliness

My Leman is so true
G. Holst: My Leman is so true

My letters! all dead paper, mute and white! GER (Text: Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
M. Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Letters
E. Freer, P. Tahourdin: My letters! all dead paper, mute and white!

My life closed twice before its close GER (Text: Emily Dickinson)
E. Laderman: My life closed twice before its close
E. Gold: Parting

My life has crept so long on a broken wing (Text: Lord Alfred Tennyson)
A. Somervell: My life has crept so long

My life has grown so dear to me
C. Ives: Because thou art

My little daughter made a head of clay (Text: Anne Ranasinghe, née Anneliese Katz) *
L. Laitman: Mascot and symbol

My little Johnny Troublesome ENG GER (Text: M. v. Z. after Klaus Groth)
My little Mother, my star, my courage, my own (Text: Katherine Mansfield)
D. Diamond: My little mother

My little Son, who look'd from thoughtful eyes (Text: Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore)
J. Ashton: The toys

My little sweet darling, my comfort and joy (Text: 16^th century)
P. Warlock: My sweet little darling

My little sweet darling, my comfort and joy
W. Byrd: Cradle song

My lizard, my lively writher (Text: Theodore Roethke) *
S. Barber: My lizard

My locks are shorn for sorrow (Text: Elinor Wylie)
A. Strilko: Ophelia

My long two-pointed ladder's sticking through a tree (Text: Robert Frost)
G. Bachlund: After Apple-picking

My Lord! if ever ancient saw spake sooth RUS ENG GER FRE (Text: John Addington Symonds after Michelangelo Buonarroti)
My loue hath vowd hee will forsake mee (Text: Thomas Campion)
T. Campion: My loue hath vowd hee will forsake mee

My love built me a bonnie bower (Text: Sir Walter Scott)
J. Haydn: The border widow's lament

My love could come home early (Text: Michael Baldwin) [x]*
T. Southam: The housewife

My love dwelt in a northern land DUT (Text: Andrew Lang)
E. Elgar: My love dwelt in a Northern land
H. Pasmore: A northern romance

My love for thee and thine for me SPA ENG ITA (Text: after Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Herrosee)
My love has no measure (Text: Ursula Vaughan Williams, née Joan Ursula Penton Lock) [x]*
B. Roe: The lover

My Love in her attire doth show her wit (Text: 17^th century)
F. Ayres: My Love in her Attire
J. Wyttenbach, G. Cohen: Madrigal
W. Walton, J. Berger: My Love in her attire

My love is a rider, my love is a rider ... (Text: Belle Starr)
L. Larsen: Bucking bronco

My love is a son of the hill GER (Text: James Macpherson (pretending to translate "Ossian")
My love is as a fever, longing still ITA (Text: William Shakespeare)
D. Diamond: My love is as a fever, longing still

My Love is gone to Sea (Text: Francis Hopkinson)
F. Hopkinson: My Love is gone to Sea

My love is in a light attire (Text: James Joyce)
R. Di Marino: My love is in a light attire
L. Calabro: Song
I. Citkowitz, N. Peros, L. Betts, W. Billingsley, C. Sterne: My love is in a light attire

My love is like to ice, and I to fire (Text: Edmund Spenser)
J. Berger: My love is like to ice, and I to fire

My love is mine, and I am his (Text: Bible or other Sacred Texts)
G. Bachlund: Return!

My Love is mine, for ever mine! GER (Text: Margaret E. Bache after Peter Cornelius)
My love is neither young nor old
J. Raynor, R. Jones: My love is neither young nor old

My love is strengthen'd, though more weak in seeming RUS ITA (Text: William Shakespeare)
E. Harper: My love is strengthen'd, though more weak in seeming

My love my love is a green boxtree (Text: Charles Causley, CBE) [x]*
M. Hurd: Elizabethan Sailor's Song

My love, my love, let me home to my mother (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
J. Weir: The song of a girl ravished away by the fairies in South Uist

My love she 's but a lassie yet (Text: Robert Burns)
My love she was so pure and white ENG GER (Text: Frederick Corder after Hans Christian Andersen)
My Love shes but a lassie yet (Text: Robert Burns)
J. Haydn: My Love she's but a lassie yet

My love to thee I give (Text: Amy Marcy Cheney Beach)
A. Beach: Within thy Heart

My lovely Celia, heav'nly fair (Text: George Monro)
G. Monro: My lovely Celia

My Love's a winsome wee thing (Text: Robert Burns)
J. Haydn: My Love's a winsome wee thing

My love's an arbutus (Text: Alfred Perceval Graves)
C. Stanford: My love's an arbutus

My Love's gone a-fighting (Text: Thomas Hardy)
G. Baxter: My Love's gone a-fighting
C. Speyer, B. Smith: My love's gone a-fighting

My love's in Germanie, send him hame, send him hame (Text: Hector MacNiel)
P. Grainger: My love's in Germanie

My love's waitin' (Text: Richard Hovey)
E. Nevin: My love's waitin'

My loyal heart is light and free (Text: Robert Burns)
J. Haydn: Over the water to Charlie

My lute, adieu ! perform the last (Text: Sir Thomas Wyatt)
K. Kuiper: The lover complayneth the unkindnes of his love

My Master hath a garden
R. Hundley, V. Thomson, R. Thompson: My Master hath a garden

My master told me that men are loving-kind (Text: Richard Wilbur) *
L. Bernstein: It must be me

My mind has thunderstorms (Text: William Henry Davies)
A. Bliss: Thunderstorms

My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun ITA (Text: William Shakespeare)
P. Heininen: True and false compare
E. Korngold: My mistress' eye

My mother bids me bind my hair FRE (Text: Anne Hunter)
J. Haydn: A Pastoral Song

My mother bore me in the southern wild (Text: William Blake)
W. Bolcom, H. Cowell, J. Crawford, J. Crawford, H. de Lange, R. Cumming, V. Thomson: The little black boy

My mother dandled me and sang (Text: William Butler Yeats)
J. Carpenter: The Player Queen

My mother groaned, my father wept (Text: William Blake)
R. Ash, G. Antheil, S. Homer, W. Bolcom: Infant sorrow

My mother sea, my fostress, what new strand (Text: Algernon Charles Swinburne)
L. Smith: My mother sea

My mother walked softly round her silent house (Text: Anne Ranasinghe, née Anneliese Katz) *
L. Laitman: A letter to my daughter

My mother's things,/ inventory of a simple life (Text: Barbara Goldowsky) [x]*
J. Ryan: Inventory

My native land now meets my eye RUS ENG (Text: Charles Edward Ives after Heinrich Heine)
C. Ives: My native land

My nightingale, dear nightingale! Dear little bird of the woodland RUS ENG
My old tunes are rather broken (Text: Algernon Blackwood)
E. Elgar: My old tunes

My ornaments are arms ENG (Text: John Gibson Lockhart after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
A. Beach: The wandering knight
H. Parker: The wandering knight's song

My otdokhnjom! My uslyshim angelov (Text: Anton Pavlovich Chekhov)
S. Rachmaninov: My otdokhnjom

My otstojim (Text: Georgii L'vovich Rublev)
A. Khachaturian: Prisjaga miru

My own Belovèd, who hast lifted me GER (Text: Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
G. Branscombe, E. Freer: My own Belovèd, who hast lifted me

My own sweet Love, if thou in the grave ENG FRE (Text: Elizabeth Barrett Browning after Heinrich Heine)
My page, arise RUS ENG (Text: Louis Napoleon Parker after Heinrich Heine) [x]
L. Parker: My page, arise

My parents kept me from children who were rough (Text: Stephen Spender) [x]*
N. Brown: My parents kept me from children who were rough

My pent-up tears oppress my brain
F. Bridge: My pent-up tears oppress my brain

My pleasant home be side the Dee! GER (Text: William Smyth)
L. Beethoven: The old strain

My plyli s toboju navstrechu zare (Text: Skitalets)
R. Glière: My plyli s toboj

My poems are full of poison SPA RUS ENG (Text: Aaron Kramer after Heinrich Heine) [x]
I. Heilner: My songs are full of poison

My poet, thou canst touch on all the notes GER (Text: Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
E. Freer: My poet, thou canst touch on all the notes

My pomnim stepnyje pokhody (Text: T. Sikorsky) *
S. Prokofiev: Pesnja o Voroshilove

My pretty fishermaiden NOR DUT SPA RUS ENG ITA FRE (Text: E. M. Lockwood after Heinrich Heine) [x]
S. Coleridge-Taylor: My pretty fishermaiden

My prime of youth is but a frost of cares GER (Text: Chidiock Tichbourne)
R. Bennett: Written on the eve of execution
R. Still: Awaiting Execution

My Redeemer and my Lord (Text: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
D. Buck, A. Gallatin: My Redeemer and my Lord
E. Lott: Elsie's prayer

My river runs to thee (Text: Emily Dickinson)
W. Hawley: My River Runs to Thee
E. Bacon, G. Steiner: My river runs to thee

My robe is of green (Text: Fiona Macleod)
H. Hopekirk, N. Wood: The Bandruidh
C. Taylor: The Green Lady

My s toboj razoshlis' navsegda (Text: Daniil Maximovich Rathaus)
R. Glière, Y. Prigozhy, M. Ippolitov-Ivanov: My s toboj razoshlis' navsegda

My second thoughts condemn (Text: W. H. (Wystan Hugh) Auden) [x]*
P. Dickinson: My second thoughts
L. Drakeford: My second thoughts condemn

My sheep I neglected, I broke my sheep-crook (Text: Gilbert Elliot, 3rd Baronet of Minto, Sir)
J. Haydn: My apron deary

My sheep I neglected, I lost my sheep-crook (Text: Gilbert Elliot, 3rd Baronet of Minto, Sir)
J. Haydn: My apron deary

My ship drives through the wave so easily. CZE ENG GER (Text: Friedrich Karl Grimm after Hans Bethge)
My ship sails forth with sable sails ENG ITA (Text: Emma Lazarus after Heinrich Heine)
My shirt is a token and symbol (Text: Carl Sandburg)
E. Lang: My Shirt, Song for a Sailor

My shy hand shades a hermitage apart (Text: Wilfred Owen)
B. Langley: My shy hand

My sickness disappeared/ when I began to sing (Text: Barbara Goldowsky) [x]*
J. Ryan: Count my bones

My sideli s toboj u zasnuvshej reki ENG GER (Text: Daniil Maximovich Rathaus)
P. Tchaikovsky: My sideli s toboj

My silks and fine array (Text: William Blake)
M. Arnold, E. Boyce, J. Mitchell: My silks and fine array

My sister Nell [x]
L. Lehmann: My sister Nell

My songs to sell, sweet maid! (Text: Adelaide Crapsey)
G. McKay: Vendor's Song

My sorrow that I am not by the little dun (Text: Seumas O'Sullivan)
A. Shepherd: The starling lake

My Soul -- accused me -- And I quailed (Text: Emily Dickinson) *
H. Clarke: My Soul -- accused me -- And I quailed

My soul doth long (Text: William Leighton, Sir) [x]
W. Leighton: My soul doth long

My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour (Text: Bible or other Sacred Texts)
A. Bax: Magnificat

My soul has nought but fire and ice
G. Holst: My soul has nought but fire and ice

My soul is an enchanted boat (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley)
D. Thomas: Valediction
M. White, J. Duke: My soul is an enchanted boat

My soul is awakened, my spirit is soaring (Text: Anne Brontë)
A. Pritchard: In a wood on a windy day
J. Longmire: My soul is awakened

My soul is dark - Oh! quickly string RUS GER (Text: George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron)
G. Pigott: Canzonet III
N. Cain: The harp
J. Ellerton: My soul is dark - Oh! quickly string
I. Nathan, J. Amerongen, A. Alexander, L. Barbour, S. Bugatch, T. Case, T. Chatterton, T. Childs, H. Coldwell, C. de Beriot, D. Diamond, W. Gilchrist, A. Gutman, J. Hall, J. Nary, S. Oakley, C. Phillips, B. Treharne, T. Wiesenthal: My soul is dark

My soul, sit thou a patient looker-on (Text: Francis Quarles)
J. Beeson: Epigram

My soul the great God's praises sings ENG (Text: Thomas Carew after Bible or other Sacred Texts)
H. Lawes: My soul the great God's praises sings

My soul, there is a country (Text: Henry Vaughan)
C. Parry: My soul, there is a country
J. Anderson, G. Binkerd, K. Schoonenbeek, O. Greif: Peace

My soul, why art thou sad always ENG (Text: John Hopkins after Bible or other Sacred Texts)
G. Bachlund: Like as the Hart

My, sovetskije soldaty (Text: Vladimir Lugovsky) *
S. Prokofiev: Soldatskaja pokhodnaja

My spectre around me night and day (Text: William Blake)
W. Bell: My spectre around me

My spirit is too weak (Text: John Keats)
C. Ives, G. Bachlund: Like a Sick Eagle

My spirit kisseth thine (Text: Robert Seymour Bridges)
I. Gurney: My spirit kisseth thine

My spirit like a charmed bark doth swim (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley)
R. Clarke: My Spirit like a charmed bark doth float

My spirit sang all day DUT (Text: Robert Seymour Bridges)
G. Finzi, J. Ritchie: My spirit sang all day

My spirit will not haunt the mound (Text: Thomas Hardy)
D. Diamond: My spirit will not haunt the mound

My spirit's long-pent anguish RUS ENG ITA FRE (Text: after Heinrich Heine) [x]
M. Buchanan: My spirit's long-pent anguish

My stick! he says, and turns in the lane (Text: Thomas Hardy)
B. Roe: Outside the Window
Z. Perry: Outside the window

My sweet mistress, she weeps when she sees me work (Text: William Shakespeare)
G. Bachlund: My Sweet Mistress

my sweet old etcetera (Text: E. E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings) [x]*
H. Weisgall, R. Starer: my sweet old etcetera

My sweetest bird that art encaged here ENG (Text: after Giovanni Battista Guarini)
H. Lawes: My sweetest bird

My sweetest Lesbia, let vs liue and loue (Text: Thomas Campion)
T. Campion: My sweetest Lesbia, let vs liue and loue

My sy'n fachgen ifanc ffôl ENG (Text: Volkslieder (Folksongs)
B. Britten: Bugeilio'r Gwenith Gwyn

My tea is nearly ready and the sun has left the sky (Text: Robert Louis Stevenson)
R. Quilter, M. Williamson, E. Crowningshield, H. Edwards, S. Lekberg, D. Mason, A. Rowley, T. Shepard, E. Smith, R. Stevenson, J. Whitfield: The lamplighter

My teacher said us boys should write (Text: Anne Collins)
C. Ives: The greatest man

My tears are turned to flowers DUT SPA RUS ENG ITA FRE (Text: A. Forman after Heinrich Heine) [x]
B. Parkyns: My tears are turned to flowers

My thoughts are wing'd with hopes, my hopes with love (Text: George Cliford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland)
J. Dowland: My thoughts are wing'd with hopes

My thoughts arise and fade in solitude RUS (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley)
My throat is sore my voice is hoarse with skriking
J. Wilbye: My throat is sore

My tie is made of terylene (Text: John Updike) *
B. Holmes: Chemistry

My time, O ye Muses, was happily spent (Text: John Byrom)
K. Wiggin: Phœbe

My true love hath my heart and I have his (Text: Sir Philip Sidney)
G. Holst, J. Ireland, C. Parry, J. Raynor, J. Heggie: My true love hath my heart
A. Foote: A ditty

my uncle (Text: E. E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings) [x]*
D. Diamond: Four uncles
V. Persichetti: Uncles

My Vienna was the city of youth where every day started anew (Text: Richard Pearson Thomas) [x]*
R. Thomas: Vienna: Frau Winter

My všichni věřme v Otce nebeského
J. Turnovský: Patrem

My window-pane is starred with frost (Text: Sara Teasdale)
L. Laitman: A winter night

My world, my only! as I see (Text: Paul Goodman) [x]*
J. Powell: My world, my only! as I see

My young love said to me, My mother won't mind (Text: Padraic Colum)
H. Hughes: She moved thro' the fair

My zhili u podnozhija kholmov (Text: Apollon Apollonovich Korinfsky after Francesco Petrarca) [x]
A. Glazunov: Iz Petrarki

Myriad voicèd Queen! Enchantress of the air! (Text: Robert Seymour Bridges)
C. Parry: Myriad voicèd Queen!

Myrtill, wenn deine Lippen mich berühren (Text: Karoline Louise von Klenke) [x]
L. Abeille: An Myrtill
P. Kayser: Sapphische Ode

Mys Büebli isch erwachet GER (Text: Josef Reinhart)
P. Hindemith: Erwachen

Mys Chindli gsehst das Storchennest (Text: Johann Martin Usteri) [x]
H. Goetz: D'Störchli

Myself when young did eagerly frequent ENG (Text: Edward Fitzgerald after Hakim Omar Khayyám)
L. Lehmann: Myself when young did eagerly frequent

Myselfves the grievers (Text: Dylan Thomas) [x]*
N. Simons: Trialogue no. 2: Myselves grieve
W. Peterson, M. Short: Ceremony after a fire raid

Mystiques barcarolles ENG (Text: Paul Verlaine)
G. Fauré, I. Poldowski: À Clymène

Myszki pod podłogą mieszkały ENG (Text: Kazimiera Iłłakowicza)
K. Szymanowski: Myszy

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