Samuel Barber: 65 Songs - High Voice - Barber, Samuel (Composer)

A new edition of art songs by Samuel Barber, including the entire contents of the Collected Songs and Ten Early Songs, plus many songs never before published, with extensive introductory commentary. This edition is for high voice.

Contents:

• A Green Lowland of Pianos
• A Slumber Song of the Madonna
• An Earnest Suit to His Unkind Mistress Not to Forsake Him
• Ask me to rest
• Au claire de la lune
• Beggar's Song
• Bessie Bobtail
• Church Bells at Night
• Départ
• Despite and Still
• Despite and Still, Op. 41
  
  A Last Song
• Fantasy in Purple
• Four Songs, Op. 13
  
  A Nun Takes the Veil
• Hermit Songs, Op. 29
  
  At Saint Patrick's Purgatory
• Hey nonny no!
• I hear an army
• In the dark pinewood
• In the Wilderness
• Invocation to Youth
• La nuit
• Le clocher chante
• Longing
• Love at the Door
• Love's Caution
• Man
• Monks and Raisins
• Mother, I cannot mind my wheel
• Music, when soft voices die
• My Lizard (Wish for Young Love)
• Mélodies passagères, Op. 27
  
  Puisque tout passe
• Night Wanderers
• Nocturne
• Nuvoletta, Op. 25
• O boundless, boundless evening
• Of that so sweet imprisonment
• Peace
• Promiscuity
• Sea-Snatch
• Serenader
• Sleep now
• Solitary Hotel
• St. Ita's Vision
• Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
• Strings in the earth and air
• Sure on this shining night
• The Crucifixion
• The Desire for Hermitage
• The Heavenly Banquet
• The Monk and His Cat
• The Praises of God
• The Secrets of the Old
• There's nae lark
• Three Songs, Op. 10
  
  Rain has fallen
• Three Songs, Op. 2
  
  The Daisies
• Three Songs, Op. 45
  
  Now have I fed and eaten up the rose
• Three Songs: The Words from Old England
  
  Lady, when I behold the roses
• Thy Love
• Tombeau dans un parc
• Two Poems of the Wind
  
  Little Children of the Wind
• Two Songs of Youth
  
  I never thought that youth would go
• Two Songs, Op. 18
  
  The queen's face on the summery coin
• Un cygne
• Watchers
• Who carries corn and crown
• With rue my heart is laden (Alfred Edward Housman)