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Author: Felicia Dorothea (Browne) Hemans (1793-1835)
Text collections / compilations [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]
Texts set to music [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]
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Note: titles are in bold and first lines are in italics.
A blue rectangle containing a language code such as ENG indicates the presence of a translation to that language. A grey rectangle such as FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but is missing.
 An autumn song (Now autumn strews on every plain) - H. Bartlett
Come to the sunset tree!
C. Scott: Tyrolese evensong
Die gebrochene Blume (O, trag' sie an der Brust, mein Lieb
) - K. Reinecke, K. Hetsch, T. Mohr, M. Spicker
Dirge (Earth ! guard what here we lay in holy trust ;
) - A. H.
Earth ! guard what here we lay in holy trust ;
A. H.: Dirge
Evening song of the Tyrolese peasants (Come to the sunset tree!
) C. Scott: Tyrolese evensong
Harvest hymn (Now autumn strews on every plain) H. Bartlett: An autumn song
I dream of all things free (I dream of all things free!
) - Owen
I dream of all things free!
Owen: I dream of all things free
Invocation to the deep (What hid'st thou in thy treasure caves and cells
) - E. Loder
Lied (Was weckte den Ton, der lang geruht
) F. Gernsheim: Was weckte den Ton
Monumental inscription (Earth ! guard what here we lay in holy trust ;
) A. H.: Dirge
Mother! oh, sing me to rest (Mother! oh, sing me to rest) (from Peninsular Melodies) RUS GER
Mother! oh, sing me to rest (from Peninsular Melodies) RUS GER
Mutter, o sing' mich zur Ruh' (Mutter, o sing mich zur Ruh
) - A. Kleffel, A. Jensen RUS
Mutter, o sing mich zur Ruh
RUS A. Kappeller: Mutter, o sing' mich zur Ruh!
R. Franz: Mutter, o sing mich zur Ruh!
A. Kleffel, A. Jensen: Mutter, o sing' mich zur Ruh'
Now autumn strews on every plain H. Bartlett: An autumn song
O, spoj zhe tu pesnju (O, spoj zhe tu pesnju, rodnaja
) - P. Tchaikovsky GER
O, spoj zhe tu pesnju, rodnaja
GER P. Tchaikovsky: O, spoj zhe tu pesnju
O, trag' sie an der Brust, mein Lieb
K. Reinecke, K. Hetsch, T. Mohr, M. Spicker: Die gebrochene Blume
Oh! wear it on thy heart, my love GER F. Cowen, A. Stourton, O. King, B. Hime: The broken flower
Prince Madoc's Farewell (Why lingers my gaze where the last hues of day
) (from Welsh Melodies) - C. Stanford WEL
Prince Madog's Farewell (Why lingers my gaze where the last hues of day
) (from Welsh Melodies) - C. Parry WEL
Sea-Song of Gafran (Watch ye well! The moon is shrouded
) (from Welsh Melodies) - C. Scott
Seit ich dich zuletzt gesehen (Seit ich dich zuletzt gesehen) (from Das Buch der Liebe) - A. Winterberger
Seit ich dich zuletzt gesehen (from Das Buch der Liebe) A. Winterberger: Seit ich dich zuletzt gesehen
Song (What woke the buried sound that lay
) GER
The broken flower (Oh! wear it on thy heart, my love) - F. Cowen, A. Stourton, O. King, B. Hime GER
The Sea-Song of Gafran (Watch ye well! The moon is shrouded
) (from Welsh Melodies) C. Scott: Sea-Song of Gafran
The two voices (Two solemn Voices in a funeral strain) - M. Arkwright
Treasures of the deep (What hid'st thou in thy treasure caves and cells
) - M. Arkwright
Two solemn Voices in a funeral strain M. Arkwright: The two voices
Tyrolese evensong (Come to the sunset tree!
) - C. Scott
Was weckte den Ton (Was weckte den Ton, der lang geruht
) - F. Gernsheim
Was weckte den Ton, der lang geruht
F. Gernsheim: Was weckte den Ton
Watch ye well! The moon is shrouded
(from Welsh Melodies) C. Scott: Sea-Song of Gafran
What hid'st thou in thy treasure caves and cells
M. Arkwright: Treasures of the deep
E. Loder: Invocation to the deep
What woke the buried sound that lay
GER
Why lingers my gaze where the last hues of day
(from Welsh Melodies) WEL C. Parry: Prince Madog's Farewell
C. Stanford: Prince Madoc's Farewell
A. Somervell: Why lingers my gaze?
Why lingers my gaze? (Why lingers my gaze where the last hues of day
) (from Welsh Melodies) - A. Somervell WEL
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