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Composers Bureau
Emma Lou Diemer
- Psalm 121 for soprano or tenor and organ, 1957 (Seesaw,
1981), MD, 5'.
- Songs of Reminiscence for soprano and piano, texts
by Dorothy Diemer Hendry, 1958 (Seesaw, 1981), MD, 12'.
- Three Mystic Songs for soprano and baritone voice and
piano, ancient Hindu texts, 1963 (Seesaw, 1968), MD, 15'.
- Four Chinese Love-Poems for soprano and harp or piano,
ancient Chinese texts, 1965 (Seesaw, 1976), MD, 9'.
- The Four Seasons for soprano or tenor and piano, text
from the Fairie Queen, 1969 (Seesaw, 1981), MD, 9'.
- Four Poems by Alice Meynell for soprano or tenor and
chamber ensemble (2 flutes/piccolo, 2 percussion, vibraphone,
xylophone, harp, harpsichord,
- piano, strings), 1976 (Carl
Fischer, 1977), MD, 15'. Commissioned by Mu Phi Epsilon,
premiered in Kansas City, MO, 1976.
- I Will Sing of Your Steadfast Love, from Psalm 89,
for high voice and organ, 1986 (Arsis
Press, 1987), MD, 4'.
- Lute Songs on Renaissance Poetry for tenor and piano,
1986 (Seesaw, 1988), D, 13'. Commissioned by Professional Music
Teachers Association of California.
- Who Can Find a Virtuous Woman? for medium high voice,
text from Proverbs 31, 1989 (Arsis
Press, 1990), MD, 4'.
- In You, O Lord, Do I Put My Trust for medium high voice,
text from Psalm 31, 1989 (Seesaw, 1993), 4'.
- Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God for medium voice
and organ or piano, text from Psalm 51, 1990 (Arsis
Press, 1990), MD, 4'.
- And I Saw a New Heaven and a New Earth for medium high
voice, trumpet, and organ or piano, text from Revelation 21,
1991 (Arsis Press,
1991), 6'45".
- Two Songs: Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day? (Shakespeare)
and
- October Wind (Dorothy Diemer Hendry) (Southern
Music Co., 1995). Vol. 4 of Art Songs by American Women
Composers.
- Three Christmas Songs for high voice and organ, 1994.
- Seven Somewhat Silly Songs, 1996.
- Four Songs, Southern
Music Co., 2001. Vol. 14 of Art Songs by American Women
Composers, Ruth Friedberg, editor.
- "Strings in the Earth and Air" - Joyce
- "The Caller" - Dorothy Diemer Hendry
- "One Perfect Rose" - Dorothy Parker
- "Comment" - Parker
- Three Christmas Songs for medium high voice and piano.
Emerson Music, 2002.
- On This Wedding Day for medium high voice and piano
or organ. Emerson Music, 2003.
Chorus or Voice and Orchestra
- Anniversary Choruses, texts from the Psalms, Henry
Timrod, Archibald Rutledge, 1970 (Carl
Fischer, 1970), MD, 15'.
- Four Poems by Alice Meynell for soprano or tenor and
chamber orchestra (2 flutes/piccolo, 2 percussion, vibraphone,
xylophone, harp, harpsichord, piano, strings), 1976 (Carl
Fischer, 1977), MD, 15'.
- Invocation, text by May Sarton, 1985 (Carl
Fischer Rental Library, 1987; also available from The
Edwin A. Fleisher Collection), MD, 7'.
- There is a Morn Unseen, text by Emily Dickinson, 1991
(Seesaw, 1993), 8'.
- MASS (in Latin) for mixed chorus, soloists, two pianos and percussion, 1996-2000. Pub. by Santa Barbara Music Publishing, 2000. Some movements published separately.
Mixed Chorus
- Christmas Cantata, "The Holy Chld" 1988, text by Dorothy
Diemer Hendry, (choir, children's choir, soloists, readers,
organ, piano, percussion, guitar op. synthesizer op.) (The Sacred
Music Press, 1989), MD, 45'.
- A Feast for Christmas (brass quintet or piano), 1988,
texts by William Blake, Shakespeare, Sir Walter Scott, Peter
Cornelius (Charlene Archibeque Choral Series, Santa Barbara
Music Publishing, 1991).
- Kyrie for Mixed Chorus, Piano-Four Hands, Organ, 1993
(Santa Barbara Music Publishing, 1997).
- Gloria for Mixed Chorus, Two Pianos, and Percussion,
1996 (Santa Barbara Music Publishing, 1997).
- Three Madrigals, 1960 (Boosey
& Hawkes, 1962), MD. Texts by Shakespeare.
- O to Make the Most Jubilant Song, 1970 (Carl
Fischer, 1972), D. Text by Walt Whitman.
- Madrigals Three, 1972 (Carl
Fischer, 1972; in Choral Sounds, Holt, Rinehart & Winston,
1973), MD. Elizabethan texts.
- The Call (strings and percussion op.), 1976 (G.
Schirmer, 1978), MD. Text by Thomas Mordaunt.
- From This Hour, Freedom (strings and percussion op.),
1976 (G. Schirmer, 1978),
MD. Text by Walt Whitman.
- Wild Nights! Wild Nights!, 1978 (Hinshaw, 1978), MD.
Text by Emily Dickinson.
- Three Poems by Oscar Wilde, 1984 (Carl
Fischer, 1989), MD.
- More Madrigals, 1984, texts by Dorothy Diemer Hendry
(Charlene Archibeque Choral Series, Santa Barbara Music Publishing,
1990), MD.
- Two Poems by Emily Dickinson, 1993 (Music Alliance,
1994), E.
- To Come So for mixed chorus, women’s chorus, and chamber ensemble, 1993.
Women's Chorus
- Fragments From the Mass (SSAA), 1960 (Marks, 1961),
MD.
- Four Carols (SSA), 1960 (Theodore
Presser/Elkan-Vogel, 1962), MD.
- The Prophecy (SSAA), 1968 (Boosey
& Hawkes, 1975), D.
- Eleven Limericks by Lear (SSA), 1990 (Carl
Fischer, 1991), MD.
- The Visionary (SSA), text by Charlotte Brontė, 1990
(Seesaw, 1993), MD.
- O Viridissima Virga, (Hildegard
Publishing Co., 1999)
- Hope Is the Thing--An Emily Dickinson Suite for women’s chorus and keyboard, 2001. Published by Treble Clef Music Press, 2002.
Men's Chorus
- Three Poems of Ogden Nash (TTB, piano), 1960 (Harold
Flammer, 1965), MD.
- Away, Delights (TTBB), 1979 (Alexander Broude, 1979),
MD.
- Reasons briefly set downe by th' auctor to perswade euery
one to learne to singe (TTBB, piano), 1989 (Seesaw, 1993),
text by William Byrd, E, 4'.
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