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Author: James Thomson (1834-1882)
Text collections / compilations [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]
Texts set to music [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]
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* indicates that a text cannot (yet?) be displayed on this site because of its copyright status.
Note: titles are in bold and first lines are in italics
 A song of thanksgiving (My love is the flaming Sword
) (from Sunday Up the River: An Idyll of Cockaigne) - F. Allitsen
A song of thanksgiving (Let my voice ring out and over the earth) (from Sunday Up the River: An Idyll of Cockaigne) - F. Allitsen
As we rush, as we rush in the train
J. Anderson: In the train
[No Title] (For many thousand ages
) (from The poetical works) - J. Becker RUS ENG FRE
For many thousand ages
(from The poetical works) RUS ENG FRE J. Becker: For many thousand ages
Gifts (Give a man a horse he can ride
) - J. Anderson, J. Berger
Give a man a horse he can ride (Give a man a horse he can ride
) - M. Head
Give a man a horse he can ride
J. Anderson, J. Berger: Gifts
M. Head: Give a man a horse he can ride
[No Title] (I gazed upon her picture
) (from The poetical works) - J. Becker NOR DUT RUS ENG ITA FRE SPA
I gazed upon her picture
(from The poetical works) NOR DUT RUS ENG ITA FRE SPA J. Becker: I gazed upon her picture
[No Title] (In the Rhine, in the beautiful River
) - J. Becker DUT ENG ITA FRE SPA
In the Rhine, in the beautiful River
DUT ENG ITA FRE SPA J. Becker: In the Rhine, in the beautiful River
In the train (As we rush, as we rush in the train
) - J. Anderson
Let my voice ring out and over the earth (from Sunday Up the River: An Idyll of Cockaigne) F. Allitsen: A song of thanksgiving
Like violets pale (Like violets pale i' the Spring o' the year
) (from Sunday Up the River: An Idyll of Cockaigne) - F. Allitsen
Like violets pale i' the Spring o' the year
(from Sunday Up the River: An Idyll of Cockaigne) F. Allitsen: Like violets pale
[No Title] (My darling, we sat together) - J. Becker ENG FRE
My darling, we sat together ENG FRE J. Becker: My darling, we sat together
My love is the flaming Sword
(from Sunday Up the River: An Idyll of Cockaigne) F. Allitsen: A song of thanksgiving
Say, where is the maiden sweet ENG FRE J. Becker: Say! where is the maiden sweet
Say! where is the maiden sweet (Say, where is the maiden sweet) - J. Becker ENG FRE
Song - J. Berger [x]
The earth is so fair and the heaven so blue (from The poetical works) CZE ENG FRE
[No Title] (The earth is so fair and the heavens so blue
) (from The poetical works) - J. Becker CZE ENG FRE
The earth is so fair and the heavens so blue
(from The poetical works) CZE ENG FRE J. Becker: The earth is so fair and the heavens so blue
[No Title] (The lotus flower doth languish) - J. Becker RUS BAQ ENG ITA FRE
The lotus flower doth languish RUS BAQ ENG ITA FRE J. Becker: The lotus flower doth languish
The moon is fully risen (The moon is fully risen
) - J. Guthrie ENG FRE
The moon is fully risen
ENG FRE J. Guthrie: The moon is fully risen
[No Title] (The pine-tree standeth lonely
) (from The poetical works) - J. Becker NOR RUS ENG ITA FRE
The pine-tree standeth lonely
(from The poetical works) NOR RUS ENG ITA FRE J. Becker: The pine-tree standeth lonely
The vine (The vine of Love is music
) - J. Anderson, J. Berger
The vine of Love is music
J. Anderson, J. Berger: The vine
The violets blue (The violets blue of the eyes divine
) (from The poetical works) - F. Bridge ENG FRE
[No Title] (The violets blue of the eyes divine
) (from The poetical works) - J. Becker ENG FRE
The violets blue of the eyes divine
(from The poetical works) ENG FRE F. Bridge: The violets blue
J. Becker: The violets blue of the eyes divine
The world is dull, the world is blind (from The poetical works) ENG FRE
Travelling by night - J. Amerongen [x]
Yes, thou art wretched, and I blame thee not (from The poetical works) ENG FRE
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