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12 Poems of Emily Dickinson - Voice and Piano
Catalog: 48008373
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Description
"These twelve songs were composed at Sneden's Landing, New York, at various times during the period from March 1949 to March 1950. They are the first works the composer has written for solo voice and piano since 1928. "The poems centre about no single theme, but they treat of subject matter particularly close to Miss Dickinson: nature, death, life, eternity. Only two of the songs are related thematically, the seventh and twelth. Nevertheless, the composer hopes that, in seeking a musical counterpoint for the unique personality of the poet, he has given the songs, taken together, the aspect of a song cycle. The twelve songs are dedicated to twelve composer friends." - Aaron Copland
Table of Contents:
- I've heard an organ talk sometimes
- Nature, the gentlest mother
- There came a wind like a bugle
- Why do they shut me out of Heaven?
- The world feels dusty
- Heart, we will forget him
- Dear March, come in!
- Sleep is supposed to be
- When they come back
- I felt a funeral in my brain
- The Chariot
- Going to Heaven
| Publisher: | Boosey & Hawkes |
| Composer/Author: | Copland, Aaron |
| Catalog Number: | 48008373 |
| Pages: | 48 |