paroles de chanson Mid-Winter Songs: IV. Mid-Winter Waking - The Singers - Minnesota Choral Artists
Stirring
suddenly
from
long
hibernation
I
knew
myself
once
more
a
poet
Guarded
by
timeless
principalities
Against
the
worm
of
death,
this
hillside
haunting;
And
presently
dared
open
both
my
eyes.
O
gracious,
lofty,
shone
against
from
under,
Back-of-the-mind-far
clouds
like
towers,
And
you,
sudden
warm
airs
that
blow
Before
the
expected
season
of
new
blossom,
While
sheep
still
gnaw
at
roots
and
lambless
go
Be
witness
that
on
waking,
this
mid-winter,
I
found
her
hand
in
mine
laid
closely
Who
shall
watch
out
the
Spring
with
me.
We
stared
in
silence
all
around
us
But
found
no
winter
anywhere
to
see.
1 Les Chansons Des Roses: I. En Une Seule Fleur
2 Les Chansons Des Roses: II. Contre Qui, Rose
3 Les Chansons Des Roses: III. De Ton Rêve Trop Plein
4 Les Chansons Des Roses: IV. La Rose Complète
5 Les Chansons Des Roses: V. Dirait-On (Morten Lauridsen, piano)
6 O Come, Let Us Sing Unto The Lord
7 I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes
8 Psalm 29
9 Four Madrigals On Renaissance Texts #1: To One That Desired To Know My Mistris
10 Four Madrigals On Renaissance Texts: II. Slow, Slow Fresh Fount
11 Four Madrigals On Renaissance Texts: III. To My Mistris, I Burning In Love
12 Four Madrigals On Renaissance Texts: IV. Mediocrite In Love Rejected
13 Mid-Winter Songs: I. Lament For Pasiphaë
14 Mid-Winter Songs: II. Like Snow
15 Mid-Winter Songs: III. She Tells Her Love While Half Asleep
16 Mid-Winter Songs: IV. Mid-Winter Waking
17 Mid-Winter Songs: V. Intercession In Late October
18 Nocturnes: I. Sa Nuit d’Été (Morten Lauridsen, piano)
19 Nocturnes: II. Soneto De La Noche
20 Nocturnes: III. Sure On This Shining Night (Morten Lauridsen, piano)
21 Nocturnes: IV. Epilogue: Voici Le Soir (Morten Lauridsen, piano)
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