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Preface / Foreword / Shih Poetry. T'ao Ch'ien's "Drinking Wine" Poems / Allusion in the Poetry of T'ao Ch'ien / Li Shang yin's "Four Yen t'ai Poems" / Tz'u Poetry. Ambiguity and the Female Voice in Hua chien Songs / An Appreciation of the Tz'u of Yen Shu / The Songwriter Liu Yung / On the Song Lyrics of Su Shih / The Songs of Chou Pang yen / On Hsin Ch'i chi's Song Lyrics / Wu Wen ying's Tz'u: A Modern View / On Wang I sun and His Songs Celebrating Objects / Ch'en Tzu lung and the Renascence of the Song Lyric / The Ch'ang chou School of Tz'u Criticism / Wang Kuo wei. Wang Kuo wei's Song Lyrics in Light of His Own Theories / Practice and Principle in Wang Kuo wei's Criticism / Wang Kuo wei's Character / An Interpretation of a Poem by Wang Kuo wei /
Fayetteville, AR : ClarNan Editions, a division of Classical Vocal Reprints, [2015]
A white rose / An April day / Because / Beside the sea / Bewilderment / Dawn's awakening / Death's gwineter lay his cold icy hand on me Feet o' Jesus / Four encore songs. Tobacco / A flea and a fly / "Come, come," said Tom's father / Song of the open road / Go down, Moses God gives me you / Hold fast to dreams / I grew a rose / I'm goin' to lay down my heavy load Love-in-a-mist / My little soul's goin' to shine My neighbor / My soul's been anchored in de Lord Night / Out of the south blew a wind / Resignation / Rise mourner Save me Lord, save me Some o' these days Song to the dark virgin / Sunset / Sympathy / The glory of the day was in her face / The moon bridge / The poet and his song / The washerwoman / To my little son / Travel's end / Trouble done come my way / Two traditional Negro spirituals. I am bound for the kingdom ; I'm workin' on my buildin' -- We have tomorrow / Weary traveler What's the use / Words for a spiritual / You won't find a man like Jesus (Spiritual).
Eighteenth century forerunners. The tree ; from The petition for an absolute retreat ; To the nightingale ; A nocturnal reverie / A fairy tale ; A night-piece on death ; A hymn to contentment / The highland laddie ; My Peggy ; Sweet William's ghost ; Through the wood laddie ; An thou were my ain thing ; from The gentle shepherd. Patie and Peggy / Preface to the evergreen / The braes of Yarrow / William and Margaret ; The Birks of Endermay / Grongar Hill ; The fleece. from Book I / The seasons. from Winter ; from Summer ; from Autumn ; A hymn on the seasons ; The castle of indolence, from Canto I ; Tell me, thou soul of her I love ; To Amanda ; Preface to winter /
Corn riggs an' barley rigs ; To a mouse ; Green grown the rashes ; Holy Willie's prayer ; Willie brewed a peck o' maut ; Tam o' shanter ; Afton Water ; Ae fond kiss ; Ye flowery banks ; Scots, what hae ; For a' that and a' that ; A red, red rose ; Auld lang syne /
Foreword / Preface -- Ko e tukutukulaumea fungani ʼa Kuini Sālote maʼa Tonga = Queen Sālote’s enduring gift to Tonga / Queen Sālot’s poetry as works of art, history, politics and culture = Ko e ʼū taʼanga ʼa Kuini Sālote Fekauʼaki mo e hisitōlia tukufakaholó, tūkunga ʼo e fofoʼmo e ngaahi faiva faka-Tongá / Ko e histōlia ʼi he māʼimoa ʼa Kuini Sālote = Living in history through Queen Sālot’s poetry / Ko e heliaki ʼi he ngaahi māʼimoa ʼa Kunin Sālote = Queen Sālote's use of heliaki / NGAAHI HIVA =SONGS -- Ngaahi fuofua hiva (hiva kakala) = Early songs -- Loka siliva = Silver lock -- Hiva ʼo ʼElisiva Fusipala = Song for ʼElisiva Fusipala -- ʼIkale oma ʼo pau = Swift eagle of Bau --
Foreword / Preface -- Ko e tukutukulaumea fungani ʼa Kuini Sālote maʼa Tonga = Queen Sālote’s enduring gift to Tonga / Queen Sālot’s poetry as works of art, history, politics and culture = Ko e ʼū taʼanga ʼa Kuini Sālote Fekauʼaki mo e hisitōlia tukufakaholó, tūkunga ʼo e fofoʼmo e ngaahi faiva faka-Tongá / Ko e histōlia ʼi he māʼimoa ʼa Kuini Sālote = Living in history through Queen Sālot’s poetry / Ko e heliaki ʼi he ngaahi māʼimoa ʼa Kunin Sālote = Queen Sālote's use of heliaki / NGAAHI HIVA =SONGS -- Ngaahi fuofua hiva (hiva kakala) = Early songs -- Loka siliva = Silver lock -- Hiva ʼo ʼElisiva Fusipala = Song for ʼElisiva Fusipala -- ʼIkale oma ʼo pau = Swift eagle of Bau -- Saute ʼo ʼailani = South of the island -- Ko e matangi = The wind -- ʼOiauē ʼa e maili = Oh , how the maile -- Pōpaki ʼofa ʼa ʼene ʼafio = Her majesty’s message of love -- Tataki e singa pea u ofó = Near daylight I woke -- Fonuamotu = Fomuanotu -- Tokelau tō ʼi muifonua = Northerlies falling at Land’s End -- Kakala ʼo e loto koló = Kakala of the heart of the town -- Lili lūpū = Budding lily -- Mapa ʼo e Funga ʼAlakifonua = Mapa of Funga ʼAlakifonua -- Ngaahi hiva ʼe nima maʼa e kau kiva Loipeaú, Lapaha = Five songs for the Lomipeau singers, Lapaha -- Longovuka = Flying news -- Siʼa fine taukei = Dear resident woman -- Hala kuo papa = Path that has been trodden -- ʼOut motu = Row of islands -- Ipu koula = Gold cup (1935) -- Ngaahi hiva moʼo Tungī Mailefihi= Songs for and about Tungī Mailefihi -- Fanga he Sia-ko-Veiongó = Beach at Sai-ko-Veiongo -- Matangi ka tonga pea tolelau = Winds blowing from the south and then the north -- Leiola = Leiola -- Kātiania = Gardenia -- Toli fisi = Picking the blossoming flowers -- ʼŌketi = Orchid -- Tali sola = Welcome of strangers -- Ko e hā nai ha tatua = What can be its equal -- Tahi mate = Sea of death -- Hiva fakamāvae ki he kātoanga senituli, 1945 = Farewell song for the 1945 celebrations -- Angi mai sʼii matangi he tonga = Dear wind blowing from the south (1945) -- Ngaahi hiva ʼe fā ki he taʼane māhanga = Four songs for the double wedding 1947 -- Siʼi fisiʼi Liliō = Sweet buds of the liliō (1947) -- Manako he kukuvalu = Savouring the kukuvalu (1947) -- He ʼuhila naʼe tapa ʼi he Tongá= Lightning that flashed in the south (1947) -- Matangi ne ake mei he moana = Wind that rose from the deep (1947) -- Ngaahi kiva kimui = Later songs -- Tangitangi = Wafting fragrance -- ʼOfa me Pelehake = Love from Pelehake -- Fuiva, uasi ʼo e Fangatapu = Fuiva, clock of Fangatapu -- ʼOfa mei nuli ʼa Fusipala = Fuispala’s love from overseas -- Hāʼele ki Pilitānia = Her majesty’s trip to Britain (1953) -- Siueli ʼo e Pasifiki = Jewel of the Pacific -- Munilaiti ʼi Vavaʼu = Moonlight in Vavaʼu -- ʼEte lata noa he hifó mo e haké = Longing for the hills of Vavaʼu -- Manu ʼo Palataisi = Brids of Paradise (c. 1953) -- Siʼi matangi kuo māʼili noa = Oh, the breeze passes by unaware -- Hiva afā ʼo Veae : Fanagi-i-Lifuka = Hurrican song of Vaea : Fanga-i-Lifuka (1961) -- Lea ʼa e Fiuva = The Fuiva speaks -- Sei ʼo fafine = Sei of women -- NGAAHI ʼŪPĒ = LULLABIES -- Fakanaʼanaʼa ʼo Uiliami Tukuʼaho = Lullaby of Uiliami Tukuʼaho (b. 1919) -- ʼŪpē ʼo Tāufaʼāhau = Lullaby of Tāufaʼāhau (b.1948) -- ʼŪpē ʼa Lavinia Veiongo kai Manumataongo = Lullaby of Lavinia Veiongo for Manumataongo (b. 1948) -- ʼŪpē ʼa Palu Vavaʼu kai Siuʼilikutapu = Lullaby of Palu Vavau for Siuʼilikutapu (b. 1948) -- ʼŪpē ʼa Tuʼilokamana kai Fusipala = Lullaby of Tuʼilokamana for Fusipala (b. (1949) -- ʼŪpē ʼo ʼUluvalu = Lullaby of ʼUluvalu (b. 1950) -- ʼŪpē ʼa Pilolevu = Lullaby of Pilolevu (b.1951) -- Hiva ʼo Tāone = Song of Tāone (b.1952) -- Hiva ʼo ʼAhoʼeitu : ko e tavake = Song of ʼAhoʼeitu (b. 1951) : The tropic bird -- NGAAHI LAULAU = RECITALS -- Laulau ʼo Tongaleva = Recital of Tongaleva -- Laulau ʼo ʼAnamatangi = Recital of ʼAnamatangi -- Fau folau ʼa Tāufaʼāhau ki Senē mo e Kau Konisetiʼa e Koliski ko Tupu = Firt voyage of Tāufaʼāhau to Sydney with the Tupaou College Choir (1928) -- Laulau ʼo Tāufaʼāhau = Recital of Tāufaʼāhau (1930s) -- NGGAHI TUTULU = LAMENTS -- Tangi ʼa Tuʼifua ʼia Alaiahamamaʼo = Lament by Tuʼifua for Alaiahamamaʼo (c. 1924) -- Tutulu ʼa ʼene afió ʼi he pekia ʼa Fusipalá = The Queen’s tears at the passing of Fusipala (d. 1933) -- Lolo teuteu ʼo Taukiʼonetuku ki Pulotu = Taukiʼonetuku’s oils and perfumes to wear to Pulotu (d. 1933) -- Tutulu ʼa ʼene afió i he pekia ʼa Tukuʼahó = The Queen’s tears at the passing of Tukuʼaho (d. 1936) -- Laulau ʼo Tungī mailefihi = The eulogy for Tungī Mailefihi (d. 1941) -- Hiva ʼo Makahokovalu = Song of Makahakovalu (d. 1948) -- Hiva ʼo Siaosi ʼUlukivaiola = Song of Siaosi ʼUlukivaiola (d. 1949) -- Tutulu ʼa ʼene ʼafió ʼi he pekia ʼa Tangata ʼo Haʼamea̋ = The Queen’s tears at the passing of Tangata ʼo Haʼamea (d. 1960) -- MĀʼULUʼULU -- Taʼanga maʼa e Kāinga Mataʼahó he Taʼane Māhangá = For the Mataʼaho People in the Royal Double Weeding (1947) -- Taʼanga ki he Hāʼele ʼa Kuini ʼIlisapesi II ki Tonga = Royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Tonga (December 1953) -- Taʼana maƠa e Kolisi ko Kuini Sāloté = Composition of Queen Sālote College (1956) -- Holo pē mua ʼa e takaaki = Let the bystanders be at ease -- Hakohako ̄a e Tonga hakaké = The south-easterly wind is gusty (1965) -- LAKALAKA -- Taʼanga maʼa Niuafoʼou i he kātoanga Senituliʼo e Lotú = Composition for Niuafoʼou in the Centenary of Christianity (1927) -- Taʼanga fakamavāe maʼa Niuafoʼou : ngahau tā = Farewell composition for Niuafoʼou : arrow that strikes (1927) -- Kakato ʼa e taʼu uofulu ʼene pulē : Laione, Kolofoʼou = Twentieth anniversary of her reign : Laione, Kolofoʼou (1938) -- Ngaahi lakalaka ʼe hiva maʼa e kau Faiva Lomipeaú, Lapaha = Nine lakalaka for the Lomipeau Dancers, Lapaha -- Takafalu (Lomipeau fika 1) = The Monarch’s back (Lomipeau no. 1) -- Sinaʼe (Lomipeau fika 2) = Sinaʼe (Lomipeau no. 2) -- Maile (Lomipeau fika 3) = Maile (Lomipeau no.3) -- Nailasikau (Lomipeau fika 4) = Nailasikau (Lomipeau no. 4) -- Kalauni (Lomipeau fika 5) = Crown (Lomipeau no. 5) -- Hau e fonua (Lomipeau fika 6) = Ruler of the land (Lomipeau no. 6) -- Sāngone (Lomipeau fika 7) = Sāngone (Lomipeau no. 7) -- Tali Ơo Tāufaʼāhau (Lomipeau fika 8) = Welcome for Tāufaʼāhau (Lomipeau no. 8) -- ʼOtu Langi (Lomipeau fika 9) = Row of Langi (Lomipeau no. 9) -- Ngaahi lakalaka ʼe valu ki h Senituli ʼo e Tuʼi Kanikupolu ʼa Tupou I = Eight lakalaka for the Centenary of Tupou I as Tuʼi Kanakupolu (1845-1945) -- Taʼanga maʼa e ʼIkale, Kolomotuʼa = Composition for the ʼĪkale, Kolomotuʼa (1945, 1962) -- Taʼanga maʼa e Laioné, Kolofoʼou = Composition for the Laione, Kolofoʼou (1945)
Wait till I put on my crown / An April day / Out of the south blew a wind / How beautiful are the feet / Songs to the dark Virgin / Kid stuff / Drizzle / Theology / Love and know not why / The rainy day / Wade / By the sea / My love / Three dream portraits : Minstrel man Dream variation I, too Guide my feet / You can tell the world / A lullaby for you /
Unquiet thoughts -- Whoever thinks or hopes -- My thoughts are wing'd with hopes -- If my complaints -- Can she excuse my wrongs -- Now, O now I needs must part -- Dear, if you change -- Burst forth, my tears -- Go, crystal tears -- Think'st thou then by thy feigning -- Come away, come, sweet love -- Rest awhile, you cruel cares -- Sleep, wayward thoughts -- All ye whom love or fortune -- Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me -- Would my conceit -- Come again : (with alternative words, All the day) -- His golden locks -- Awake, sweet love -- Come, heavy sleep -- Away with these self-loving lads.
Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Asia Center : Distributed by Harvard University Press, 1998.
0674847075 (alkaline paper)
Shih poetry. -- T'ao Ch'ien's "drinking wine" poems / Allusion in the poetry of T'ao Ch'ien / Li Shang yin's "Four Yen t'ai poems" / Tz'u Poetry. Ambiguity and the female voice in Hua chien songs / An appreciation of the Tz'u of Yen Shu / The songwriter Liu Yung / On the song lyrics of Su Shih / The songs of Chou Pang yen / On Hsin Ch'i chi's song lyrics / Wu Wen ying's Tz'u: a modern view / On Wang I sun and his songs celebrating objects / Ch'en Tzu lung and the renascence of the song lyric / The Ch'ang chou school of Tz'u criticism / Wang Kuo-wei -- Wang Kuo-wei's song lyrics in light of his own theories / Practice and principle in Wang Kuo-wei's criticism / Wang Kuo-wei's character / An Interpretation of a poem by Wang Kuo-wei /
The ecchoing green ; The lamb ; The shepherd ; Infant joy ; The little black boy ; Laughing song ; Spring ; A cradle song ; Nurse's song ; Holy Thursday ; The blossom ; The chimney sweeper ; The divine image ; Nocturne ; Night ; A dream ; On another's sorrow ; The little boy lost ; The little boy found ; Hear the voice of the bard ; Earth's answer ; Nurse's song ; The fly ; The tyger ; The little girl lost ; In the southern clime ; The little girl found ; The clod and the pebble ; The little vagabond ; Holy Thursday ; A poison tree ; The angel ; The sick rose ; To Tirzah -- The voice of the ancient bard ; My pretty rose tree ; Ah! Sun-flower ; The lilly ; The garden of love ; A little boy lost ; A little girl lost ; Infant sorrow ; Vocalise ; London ; The school-boy ; The chimney sweeper ; The human abstract ; Voces clamandae ; A divine image --
New York : Feminist Press at the City University of New York, 2007.
9781558615342 (paperback ; alkaline paper)
A note on the women writing Africa project / Preface / Introduction / Eighteenth and nineteenth centuries -- Peace and security / From a mother's advice, and prayer: an epic poem / A royal childhood in Zanzibar / My God, why have you forsaken me? / Let not your heart be troubled / Ten times a slave / Early twentieth century Face to face with Wangu Wa Makeri / Binti Ali the clever / My student / Four songs / Song of the coffee girls / I want a divorce / Civilized motherhood / A petition / Letter opposing female circumcision / The word prostitute has confused us / Should women be educated? / Letter to the Bishop / Mid-twentieth century Fighting for my chieftaincy / Modern Marriages / Letters on women's education / Domestic violence / Letters from Africa to a daughter in England / Wartime in Zanzibar / Letters on race and politics / When Ogres lived / An African marries a white through mere worldly desires / Fighting for widow's property and the right to refuse marriage / Women are human beings / Two poems / Gidmay: farwell to a bride / From slavery to freedom / The importance of reading / Birds will mourn her / Letter on owning land / Debate on higher education / On education / Praised be Jesus Christ: a letter / The princess of politics / Letter on seclusion / An unusual girlhood / The truth will always speak / What we have in common / The advancement of women / Africans are not poor / Sacrifices for change / Model day during the emergency / Elizabeth / The retreat / Three poems / Late twentieth century Pray, no revenge / The mischievous cow / A barmaid's life / Two satirical poems / From Hush, my child hush, of onions and frankincense / Speech on international women's day / The language of healers / Creating in the mother-tongue / Fighting for what belonged to me / We want to be sisters / Learning the sex trade / Warrior women / Tryst with peril / Let us praise Phoebe, our MP / Life and death / Nakayima and the wonder tree / Every woman a child of God / Memories of a Zanzibar wedding / Into the twenty-first century One blanket / Songs complaining about husbands and lovers -- The impotent one climbed a tree / The greedy husband / Three Visekese songs / Make love and not babies / The irresponsible husband / Vimbuza songs / Beijing, Beijing / The wasting disease / I am tired of talking in metaphors / Independence, 1962 / Two poems / The singing drum / Seeking my husband in Kenya / Fighting for women's rights / A courageous woman / Two riddle poems / Protest against polygamy / Rwanda: in the shadow of God / Mekatilili, the Mijikenda warrior / I want school, not marriage / From slavery to school / Two poems / Allisoo is an insult / Pounding songs / Six rural protest songs -- I am sitting down to write this letter / Apoto the girl / When we say / Without women / The monstrous disease / We are now equal / My mother, my hero / Lullabies -- Nine lullabies from Zanzibar / Four lullabies from Uganda / Four lullabies from Zambia / I must call myself a feminist / The female husband / Language in Tanzania / In the stars / The story of Wacu / Nobel peace prize lecture /
London ; New York ; Toronto : Oxford University Press, 1967.
0192112619
The Escorial -- A vision of the mermaids -- Winter with the gulf stream -- Spring and death -- A soliloquy of one of the spies left in the wilderness -- Barnfloor and Winepress -- New readings -- He hath abolished the old drouth -- Heaven-haven -- For a picture of St. Dorothea -- Easter Communion -- To Oxford -- Where are thou friend, whom I shall never see -- The beginning of the end -- The alchemist in the city -- Myself unholy, from myself unholy -- See how Spring opens with disabling cold -- My prayers must meet a brazen heaven -- Let me be to Thee as the circling bird -- The half-way house -- The nightingale -- The habit of perfection -- Nondum -- Easter -- Lines for a picture of St. Dorothea -- Ad Mariam -- Rosa Mystica -- Dedication of the first edition (Poems 1876-89) -- Sonnet to G.M.H. / The wreck of Deutschland -- The silver jubilee -- Penmaen pool -- God's grandeur -- The starlight night -- Spring -- In the valley of the Elwy -- The sea and the skylark -- The windhover -- Pied beauty -- Hurrahing in harvest -- The caged skylark -- The lantern out of doors -- The loss of the Eurydice -- The May magnificat -- Binsey poplars -- Duns Scotus's Oxford -- Henry Purcell -- The candle indoors -- The hansome heart -- The Bugler's first communion -- Morning, midday, and evening sacrifice -- Andromeda -- Peace -- At the wedding march -- Felix Randal -- Brothers -- Spring and fall -- Inversnaid -- As kingfishers catch fire, dragonflies draw flame -- Ribblesdale -- The leaden echo and the golden echo -- The blessed Virgin compared to the air we breathe -- Spelt from Sibyl's leaves -- To what serves mortal beauty -- The soldier -- Carrion comfort -- No worst, there is none -- To seem the stranger lies my lot, my life -- I wake and feel the fell of dark not day -- Patience, hard thing! the hard thing but to pray -- My own heart let me more have pity on -- Tom's Garland -- Harry Ploughman -- That nature is a Heraclitean fire ... -- In honour of St. Alphonsus Rodriguez -- Thou art indeed just, Lord, if I contend -- The shepherd's brow, fronting forked lightning -- To R.B. -- Il mystico -- A windy day in summer -- A fragment of anything you like -- Fragments of Pilate -- A voice from the world -- She schools the flighty pupils of her eyes -- The lover's stars -- During the eastering of untainted morns -- Hill, heaven and every field, are still -- The peacock's eye -- Love preparing to fly -- I must hunt down the prize -- Why should their foolish bands, their hopeless hearses -- Why if it be so, for the dismal morn -- It was a hard thing to undo this knot -- Glimmer'd along the square-cut steep -- Late I fell in the ecstasy -- Miss Story's character! too much you ask -- Did Helen steal my love from me -- Of virtues I most warmly bless -- Modern poets -- On a poetess -- You ask why can't Clarissa hold her tongue -- On one who borrowed his sermons -- By one of the old school who was bid to follow -- Boughs being pruned, birds preened -- By Mrs. Hopley.
To Spring -- To Summer -- To Autumn -- To Winter -- To the evening star -- To morning -- How sweet I roam'd from field to field -- My silks and fine array -- Love and harmony combine -- I love the jocund dance -- Memory, hither come -- The wild winds weep -- Fresh from the dewy hill, the merry year -- Fresh from the dewy hill, the merry year -- When early morn walks forth in sober grey -- Whether on Ida's shady brow -- Gwin, King of Norway -- King Edward the third -- Prologue to King Edward the Fourth -- Prologue to King John -- A war song to Englishmen -- The couch of death -- Contmplation -- Samson -- Then she bore pale desire -- Woe, cried the muse -- An island in the moon -- Welcome, stranger to this place -- When the trees do laugh with our merry wit -- When silver snow decks Sylvio's clothes -- Annotations to Lavater's aphorisms on man -- Annotations to Swedenborg's Wisdom of angels ... -- There is no natural religion -- All religions are one -- Tiriel -- Introduction / A dream / The little girl lost / The little girl found / The lamb / The blossom / The ecchoing green / The divine image / The chimney sweeper / Infant joy / The shepherd / Night / A cradle song / The liggle boy lost / The little boy found / Nurse's song / Holy Thursday / On another's sorrow / Spring / The school boy / Laughing song / The little black boy / The voice of the ancient bard / The Book of Thel -- The French Revolution -- The marriage of heaven and hell -- A song of liberty -- Inscription to "The dance of Albion -- A flower was offer'd to me -- Never seek pain to tell thy love -- Love seeketh not itself to please -- I laid me down upon a bank -- I went to the garden of love -- I saw a chapel all of gold -- I asked a theif to steal me a peach -- I heard an angel singing -- A cradle song -- Christian forbearance -- I fear'd the fury of my wind -- Why should I care for the men of Thames -- Infant sorrow -- Silent, silent night -- O lapwing, thou fliest around the heath -- Thou hast a lap full of seed -- The Earth's answer -- In a mirtle shade -- Londaon -- I slep in the dark -- To Nobodaddy -- The modest rose puts forth a thorn -- When the voices of children are heard on the green -- Are not the joys of morning sweeter -- The Tyger -- How came pride in man -- The human image -- How to know love from deceit -- The wild flower's song -- The sick rose -- Soft snow -- An ancient Proverb -- To my Mirtle -- Nought loves another as itself -- Merlin's prophecy -- Day -- The fairy -- The sword sung on the barren heath -- Abstinence sows sand all over -- In a wife I would desire -- If you trap the moment before it's ripe -- Eternity -- The kid -- The little vagabond -- The question answer'd -- The chimney sweeper -- Lacedemonian instruction -- Riches -- An answer to the parson -- Holy Thursday -- The angel -- The look of love alarms -- Soft deceit & idleness -- Little fly -- Motto to the Songs of Innocence and of Experience -- Her whole life is an epigram -- O, I cannot, cannot find -- Several questions answered -- Let the brothels of Paris be opened -- When Klopstock England defied -- I say I shan't live five years -- Hebrew Nation -- A fairy skipt upon my knee -- Visions of the daughters of Albion -- American, a prophecy -- America, cancelled plates -- As when a dream of Thiralatha flies the midnight hour -- Prospectus to the public -- Subjects for "The history of England.." -- For Childred, the gates of paradise -- Introduction / Earth's answer / The clod & the pebble / Holy Thursday / The chimney sweeper / Nurse's song / The sick rose / The fly / The angel / They tyger / My pretty rose tree / Ah! sun-flower / The lilly / The garden of love / The little vagabond / London / The human abstract / Infant sorrow / To Tirzah / A divine image / The book of Urizen -- Europe, a prophecy -- The song of Los -- The book of Ahania -- The Book of Los -- I asked a theif -- Legends in a small book of designs -- Legends in a large book of designs -- Vala, or the four Zoas -- Annotations to Watson's "Apology for the Bible" -- Annotations to Bacon's "Essays" -- Annotations to Boyd's translation of Dante's "Inferno" -- Lines for the illustrations to Gray's poems -- My spectre around me night & day -- When a man has married a wife -- On the virginity of the Virgin -- Mock on, mock on Voltaire, Rousseau -- I saw a monk of Charlemaine -- When Satan first the black bow bent -- Morning -- Terror in the house does roar -- Each man is in his spectre's power -- Beneath the white thorn, lovely May -- The birds -- The smile -- The golden net -- The mental traveller -- The land of dreams -- The crystal cabinet -- The grey monk -- Auguries of innocence -- Long John Brown & Little Mary Bell.
Introduction. The Late-Medieval Metropolitanate of Kyiv and the Patriarchate of Constantinople -- Crisis in the Christian East: The Patriarchate of Constantinople under Ottoman Rule -- Patriarch Jeremiah II and the Challenges of Reform -- The Union of Florence, the Greek East, and the Kyivan Metropolitanate -- The Crisis in the Kyivan Metropolitanate in the Sixteenth Century -- Challenge from the Christian West -- Orthodox Emissaries to the East Slavic Lands -- The Introduction of Printing and the Onset of Ruthenian Religious Reform -- Konstantyn Ostrozkyi, the Ostrih Circle, and Representatives of the Greek East -- The L'viv Confraternity and the Greek East -- Eastern Patriarchs in Ruthenian Lands -- The Creation of the Moscow Patriarchate -- Patriarch Jeremiah, the Kyivan Hierarchy, and Ecclesiastical Reform -- The Kyivan Hiearchy, the Brest Synods, and Union with Rome -- Conclusion. The Union of Brest and the Greek East.
Ballets. The firebird ; Scherzo à la russe ; Scherzo fantastique ; Fireworks -- Ballets. Petrushka ; The rite of spring = Le sacre du printemps -- Ballets. The wedding ; Renard the fox ; The soldier's tale (suite) -- Ballets. Apollo ; Agon ; Card game = Kartenspiel = Jeu de cartes -- Ballets. Scènes de ballet ; Bluebird : pas de deux ; The fairy's kiss -- Ballets. Pulcinella ; Orpheus -- Ballets (suites) Petrushka (suite) ; Pulcinella (suite) ; The firebird [suite] -- Symphony in E-flat/Rehearsal and talks Symphony in E-flat op. 1 ; Portrait of Stravinsky ; Stravinsky in his own words -- Symphonies. Symphony in three movements ; Symphony in C ; Symphony of psalms -- Concertos. Concerto for piano and wind instruments ; Movements for piano and orchestra ; Capriccio for piano and orchestra ; Concerto in D for violin and orchestra -- Miniature masterpieces. Greeting prelude ; Suite[s] no. 1-2 for small orchestra ; Concerto in E flat for chamber orchestra : (Dumbarton Oaks) ; Four Norwegian moods for orchestra ; Circus polka ; Concerto in D for string orchestra : [Basle concerto] ; Eight instrumental miniatures for fifteen players ; Four etudes for orchestra -- Chamber music & historical recordings, volume one. Preludium for jazz ensemble ; Concertino for 12 instruments ; Octet for wind instruments ; Ragtime for 11 instruments ; Tango [1953] ; Septet ; Pastorale ; Ebony concerto : for clarinet solo and big band ; Symphonies of wind instruments -- Chamber music & historical recordings, volume two. Duo concertant for violin and piano ; Serenade in A ; Concerto for 2 solo pianos ; Piano-rag music ; Sonata for 2 pianos ; Sonata for piano -- Operas. The nightingale ; Mavra = Mawra -- 35 songs. Faun and shepherdess ; Two poems of Paul Verlaine ; Two poems of Konstantine Bal'mont ; Three Japanese lyrics ; Three little songs & Pribaoutki (Pleasant songs) ; Cat's cradle songs ; Four Russian peasant songs ; Four songs ; Three songs from William Shakespeare ; In memoriam Dylan Thomas ; Elegy for J.F.K. ; The owl and the pussy-cat ; Tilim-bom = Klabum-klabam -- The rake's progress -- Oratorio - Melodrama, volume 1. Oedipus Rex ; The flood -- Oratorio - Melodrama, volume 2. Perséphone ; Ode ; Monumentum pro Gesualdo di Venosa ad CD annum -- Sacred works, volume 1. Chorale variations ; Zvezdoliki ; Ave Maria ; Credo ; Pater noster ; Cantata ; Mass ; Babel -- Sacred works, volume 2. Canticum sacrum ad honorem Sancti Marci nominis ; Introitus ; A sermon, a narrative and a prayer ; Anthem ; Threni (id est lamentationes Jeremiae prophetae) -- Robert Craft conducts under the supervision of Igor Stravinsky. Song of the nightingale ; Danses concertantes ; Epitaphium ; Double canon ; Abraham and Isaac ; Variations [Aldous Huxley in memoriam] ; Requiem canticles.
The unconstant lovyer ; Cape Cod chantey ; Old folks at home ; De ballet of de boll weevil ; Sift along, boys ; The cowboy's lament ; The dying cowboy ; Game song ; My bark canoe ; Her shadow ; Love signal ; Marriage song ; Aya po ; At parting ; Farewell to the warriors ; Her blanket ; The swapping song ; The little Mohee ; Barbara Allen ; Christ was born in Bethlehem ; The little family ; Aunt Leah's song ; Ain't goin' study war no more ; Arguing the bargain ; Jaybird ; Link o' day ; No hidin' place ; Nobody knows de trouble I've seen ; Hear the lambs a-crying ; Rise up, shepherd, an' foller ; Behold that star ; Po' lil Lolo ; Suzette -- Aloha oe ; What is love? -- Cecilia ; Pretty Fanny ; A change of mind ; La Bastringue ; Fair Isabeau was walking ; Shepherdess, whence come you? -- The incognito gallant ; The peasant girl ; The poll-parrot ; To Jerez we will go (The gruel) ; The pilgrims ; Little purple poppy ; The owlet ; The bumpkin ; The peacock ; The bull and the cowboy ; The shepherd girl ; The cabin ; The cross in the valley ; The pearl ; Little shepherds ; Why, Creator? -- The prisoner to the swallow ; The spool ; Come, O nightingale ; Come, Mannan ; The sure hope ; Haberban ; Daybreak ; O my love, my plane-tree! -- Across the bridge, O come ; O mother mine ; Indian taffeta ; My day is bitter ; I wandered among the mountains ; Hearken to the jubilee ; Christmas chant ; Three maiden lovers ; Welcome song -- At the cozy hearth ; The old, old questions ; Elijah the prophet ; My youngest one is wedded ; Ten brothers ; A Talmudical student's lament ; The uninvited aunt ; A teamster's complaint ; What will happen when the Messiah comes? - Gopi's complaint ; To the hem of thy garment I cling ; Amina's song ; Jasmine blooms in my courtyard -- The feast of lanterns ; Longong ; Yoh-wu-mo ; A love song ; The lily ; Spring-time -- It is spring ; Lullaby ; A song from Kiso ; The four seasons in Kioto ; Waiting ; Counting song ; The moon ; The rabbit and the turtle ; Momataro ; Cherry-blooms ; From Nippon Bridge -- Day dawns with freight to haul ; Lullaby.
Affanni del pensier = (O agonies of thought) / Ah, love but a day! / All mein Gedanken = (All the fond thoughts) / Allerseelen = (All soul's day) / Gethsemane. As Thou wilt, Father / Au jardin de mon père = (In my dear father's garden) / Avril = (April) / The awakening / Before my window / Chanson triste = (A song of sorrow) / Cherry valley / Du meines Herzens Krönelein = (Pride of my heart) / Du Ring an meinem Finger / Magnificat. Et exultavit spiritus meus = (And my spirit hath rejoiced) / Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer = (Ever gentler grows my slumber) / L'heure exquise = (The exquisite time) / Lord, lead me in thy righteousness / Theodora. Lord to Thee, each night and day / Lungi da te / Die Mainacht = (The May night) / Mon jardin = (My garden) / Nebbie = (Mists) / Gloria. Qui sedes = (Who sittest?) / Se tu della mia morte = (Would'st thou the boast of ending) / Serenity / Song of devotion / Song of the open / Otho. La speranza è guinta = (Spring) / Tears / The twenty-third psalm / The gondoliers. When a merry maiden ; The pirates of Penzance. When Frederic was a little lad / Where the music comes from /
Inveresnaid "Pied Beauty" Letter to Richard Watson Dixon "Heaven-Haven" Unknown Poet Journal: January 23, 1866 Journal: April, 1867 "Spring" "The Windhover" Letter to Dixon June 1878 Letter: April, 1873 "Binsey Poplars" Journal entry from April, 1864 August 1874 "Starlight Night" Journal: May 1878 Journal: July 1866 "Pied Beauty": Reprise Journal Entry Journal: April, 1871 "Hurrahing in Harvest" "Spring and Fall" "Felix Randal" Letter: February 1883 Letter about Fame Journal: August 1873 "No Worst, There Is None. Pitched Past Pitch of Grief" "Carrion Comfort" "God's Grandeur" Credits: Gerard Manley Hopkins's Poems and Letters in Performance test2_hopkins
Journey starts -- In the car -- Nursing home -- The whole family is here -- Greg's memory -- Come back music! -- The cabin -- Fond memories -- I remember -- End credits.
CCLXXII "We have in hand" -- CCXC "Mowing grasses" -- CCXLV "She bore the folk" -- from Historical records. "Chronicles of Zhou" -- CCL "Liu the duke" -- CCXXXVII "Spreading" -- from The zhuang-zi. "Renouncing kingship -- CCXXXVI "The greater brightness" -- CCLV "Overbearing" -- CCLXII "Yangzi and Han" -- CLXVIII "Bringing forth the chariots" -- CLXXVII "Sixth month" -- CXXXI "Yellow bird" -- The Zuo tradition : an entry for the 6th year of Duke Wen -- The Zou tradition : an entry for the 19th year of Duke Xi -- from Mencius I A, 7.
I dream a world / Five songs on poems by Laurence Hope. Worth while ; Jungle flower ; Kashmiri song ; Among the fuchsias ; Till I wake / Amazing grace / Three dream portraits. Minstrel man ; Dream variation ; I, too / Riding to town / 2 black churches. Ballad of Birmingham ; Rain / Mortal storm, op. 29. House in Taos ; Little song ; Jaime ; Faithful one ; Genius child / Birmingham Sunday /
Absalom / Alleluia -- Are you the new person? / A birthday : from Women's voices / Catullus, on the burial of his brother / A child asleep in its own life / Chromatic fantasy / Come in / Clouds / Confitebor tibi / Conversation / Early in the morning / The end / Ferry me across the water : from The Nantucket songs / For Susan / Go, lovely rose : from Nantucket songs / I strolled across an open field / I will always love you / A journey / Jeanie with the light brown hair / The land of fear / Little elegy / Look down, fair moon / The lordly Hudson / Love /
