Stephen Chatman Songtexte
An Elizabethan Spring: Spring, the Sweet Spring
Geboren am 28. Februar 1950
Proud Music of the Storm
- Proud Music of the Storm: I. Proud Music of the Storm!
- Proud Music of the Storm: II. Come Forward, O My Soul
- Proud Music of the Storm: III. A Festival Song!
- Proud Music of the Storm: IV. Tutti! for Earth and Heaven!
- Over Thorns to Stars
- Tara's Dream
- Prairie Dawn
- Crimson Dream
- Fanfare for a Cold Land
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- From Pent-up Aching Rivers: 3. Singing the true song of the soul fitful at random
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- Creatures of the Earth and Sky: V. Sabrina's Dance
- Due North: I. "Mountains"
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- Earth Songs: II. Earth and sky
- From Pent-up Aching Rivers: 2. From the soft sliding of hands over me
- An Elizabethan Spring: III. "The urchins' dance"
- There Is Sweet Music Here (feat. oboe: Roger Cole): IV. "Piping down the valleys wide"
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- There Is Sweet Music Here (feat. oboe: Roger Cole): I. "There is sweet music here"
- Due North: IV. "Varied Thrushes"
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- Due North: III. "Woodpecker"
- Five British Columbian Folk Songs: III. "The Grand Hotel"
- Creatures of the Earth and Sky: I. Queen of Air and Darkness
- Five British Columbian Folk Songs: IV. "John Kanaka"
- There Is Sweet Music Here (feat. oboe: Roger Cole): II. "Song of the laughing green woods"
- To the Garden the World: 1. To the garden the world anew ascending
- There Is Sweet Music Here (feat. oboe: Roger Cole): III. "Music, when soft voices die"
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- Five British Columbian Folk Songs: I. "The Potlatch Fair"
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- Earth Songs: VI. Smile O voluptuous cool-breath'd earth!
- From Pent-up Aching Rivers: 4. From the long sustain'd kiss upon the mouth or bosom
- An Elizabethan Spring: I. "Spring, the sweet spring"
- Or from that Sea of Time
- To the Garden the World: 5. Demon or bird! (said the boy's soul)
- Two Rossetti Songs: No. 2: Remember
- Remember
- Due East: III. Farewell Nancy
- How Sweet & Fair: I. Go, Lovely Roses
- Nature Songs, Vol. 2: III. Woodland Bells
- Unseen Buds
- Nature Songs, Vol. 2: I. On The Beach at Night Alone
- Nature Songs, Vol. 1: II. The Voice of the Rain
- Voices Of Earth: II. Snow
- Time Pieces: II. Come, My Celia
- Due East: IV. Fishing
- How Sweet & Fair: II. To Daffodils
- Elves' Bells
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- Nature Songs, Vol. 2: II. Bitter for Sweet
- A Magical Machine
- Voices Of Earth: III. Voices of Earth
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- Time Pieces: I. Tempus
- Time Pieces: IV. Clocks
- Time Pieces: III. I Saw Eternity
- Voices Of Earth: I. The Bird and the Hour
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- Due East: II. Minke Whale
- Musica Dei Donum Optimi
- How Sweet & Fair: I. Go, Lovely Rose
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