Songs by Donald Swann
Donald Swann; Felicity Lott, Kathryn Rudge, John Mark Ainsley, Roderick Williams, Christopher Glynn · 2017 · Album
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Tracklist
- A Collection of Songs: The licorice fields at Pontefract
- A Collection of Songs: Margate 1940
- A Collection of Songs: Senex
- A Collection of Songs: A subaltern’s love song
- Five colourisations of Emily Dickinson: Farewell
- Five colourisations of Emily Dickinson: I died for Beauty
- Five colourisations of Emily Dickinson: I felt a Funeral, in my Brain
- Five colourisations of Emily Dickinson: Dying
- Five colourisations of Emily Dickinson: I had no time to Hate
- Two sonnets by Edna St. Vincent Millay: And must I then, indeed, Pain, live with you
- Two sonnets by Edna St. Vincent Millay: Thou famished grave, I will not fill thee yet
- Stopping by woods
- Two poems by Thomas Hardy: Thoughts of Phena
- Two poems by Thomas Hardy: Before life and after
- Four lyrics from In memoriam: Be near me when my light is low
- Four lyrics from In memoriam: Oh yet we trust that somehow good
- Four lyrics from In memoriam: The wish
- Four lyrics from In memoriam: There rolls the deep
- Two poems by Christina Rossetti: When I am dead, my dearest
- Two poems by Christina Rossetti: A better resurrection
- Dark rose of my heart
- An invite to eternity
- The harlot’s house
- Six songs to poems by William Blake: The Garden of Love
- Six songs to poems by William Blake: Ah! Sun-flower!
- Six songs to poems by William Blake: The sick Rose
- Six songs to poems by William Blake: The Angel
- Six songs to poems by William Blake: The Fly
- Six songs to poems by William Blake: Proverb
- Я вас любил (I loved you once)
- She is all harmony, all wonder
- Some people’s dreams
- Marguerite
- A red, red rose
- It was a lover, and his lass
- See, dearest, how the rose
- Arcades
- We’ll go no more a-roving
- Longing
- Oh, why are the roses so pale?
- Old songs of lost love
- In the mist
- Raiders’ dawn
- The youth of the heart
- He wishes for the cloths of heaven
- Bilbo’s last song (no. 9 of "The road goes ever on")
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