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020 a| 025334994X (score);

020 a| 0253350611 (cassette);

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090 a| M1621.P26b| J26 1993;

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100 1 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.=| ^A330082;

245 10 a| James Joyce's Chamber music :b| the lost song settings /c| [musical settings by G. Molyneux Palmer ; foreword by Harry Levin ; musical foreword by Robert White] ; edited and with an introduction by Myra Teicher Russel.;

300 a| 1 score (xxiv, 116 pages) :b| illustrations ;c| 28 cm;

336 a| notated music2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| Voice and piano settings for 32 of the 36 poems that comprise Joyce's Chamber music.;

500 a| "Music transcribed from manuscripts in the Croessmann Collection of James Joyce, Special Collections, Morris Library, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale"--T.p. verso.;

500 a| Accompanied by 1 sound cassette (analog) containing a performance of the songs by Robert White, tenor, and Samuel Sanders, piano.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. 31-36) and index.;

505 0 a| Strings in the earth ana air -- The twilight turns from amethyst -- At that hour when all things have repose -- When the shy star goes forth in heav'n -- Lean out of the window -- I would in that sweet bosom be -- My love is in a light attire -- Who goes amid the green wood -- Winds of May, that dance on the sea -- Bright cap and streamers he sings in the hollow -- Bid adieu, adieu, adieu -- Go seek her out all courteously -- My dove, my beautiful one, arise -- From dewy dreams, my soul, arise -- O cool is the valley now -- Because your voice was at my side I gave him pain -- O sweetheart, hear you your lover's tale -- Be not sad -- In the dark pinewood I would we lay -- He who hath glory lost -- Of that so sweet imprisonment -- This heart that flutters near my heart -- Silently she's combing -- Lightly come, or lightly go -- Thou leanest to the shell of night -- Though I thy Mithridates were -- Gentle lady do not sing -- Love came to us in time gone by -- O it was out by Donnycarney -- Sleep now, o sleep now -- All day I hear the noise the noise of waters making moan -- I hear an army charging upon the land.;

600 10 a| Joyce, James,d| 1882-1941v| Musical settings.=| ^A15640;

650 0 a| Songs (High voice) with piano.=| ^A33146;

700 1 a| Joyce, James,d| 1882-1941.=| ^A15640;

700 1 a| White, Robert,d| 1936 October 27-2026e| performer.=| ^A266674;

700 1 a| Russel, Myra Teicher,d| 1920-2005.=| ^A330083;

700 1 a| Sanders, Samuel,e| performer.=| ^A131537;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Strings in the earth and air.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Twilight turns from amethyst.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| At that hour whenall things have repose.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| When the shy star goes forth in heav'n.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Lean out of the window.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| I would in that sweet bosom be.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| My love is in a light attire.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Who goes amid the green wood.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Winds of a May, that dance on the sea.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Bright cap and streamers he sings in the hollow.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Go seek her out all courteously.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| My dove, beautiful one, arise.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Bid adieu, adieu, adieu.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| From dewy dreams, my soul, arise.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Cool is the valley now.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Because your voice was at my side I gave him pain.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Sweetheart, hear you your lover's tale.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Be not sad.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| In the dark pinewood I would we lay.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Who hath glory lost.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Of that so sweet imprisonment.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| This heart that flutters near my heart.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Silently she's combing.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Lightly come, or lightly go.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Thou leanest to the shell of night.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Though I thy Mithridates were.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Gentle lady do not sing.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Love came to us in time gone by.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| It was out by Donnycarney.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| Sleep now, o sleep now.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| All day I hear the noise of waters making moan.=| ^A330082;

700 12 a| Palmer, G. Molyneuxq| (Geoffrey Molyneux),d| 1882-1957.t| I hear an army charging upon the land.=| ^A330082;

590 a| Joyner-JOYNER MUSIC LIBRARY DOES NOT HOLD ACCOMPANYING CASSETTE TAPE.;

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James Joyce's Chamber music : the lost song settings / [musical settings by G. Molyneux Palmer ; foreword by Harry Levin ; musical foreword by Robert White] ; edited and with an introduction by Myra Teicher Russel.

Author/creator	Palmer, G. Molyneux
Format	Musical Score
Publication Info	Bloomington : Indiana University Press, ©1993.
Description	1 score (xxiv, 116 pages) : illustrations ; 28 cm
Subjects	Joyce, James, 1882-1941--Musical settings. Songs (High voice) with piano.

Other author/creator	Joyce, James, 1882-1941.
Other author/creator	White, Robert, 1936 October 27-2026 performer.
Other author/creator	Russel, Myra Teicher, 1920-2005.
Other author/creator	Sanders, Samuel, performer.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Strings in the earth and air.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Twilight turns from amethyst.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. At that hour whenall things have repose.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. When the shy star goes forth in heav'n.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Lean out of the window.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. I would in that sweet bosom be.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. My love is in a light attire.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Who goes amid the green wood.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Winds of a May, that dance on the sea.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Bright cap and streamers he sings in the hollow.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Go seek her out all courteously.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. My dove, beautiful one, arise.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Bid adieu, adieu, adieu.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. From dewy dreams, my soul, arise.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Cool is the valley now.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Because your voice was at my side I gave him pain.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Sweetheart, hear you your lover's tale.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Be not sad.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. In the dark pinewood I would we lay.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Who hath glory lost.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Of that so sweet imprisonment.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. This heart that flutters near my heart.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Silently she's combing.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Lightly come, or lightly go.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Thou leanest to the shell of night.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Though I thy Mithridates were.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Gentle lady do not sing.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Love came to us in time gone by.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. It was out by Donnycarney.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. Sleep now, o sleep now.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. All day I hear the noise of waters making moan.
Included Work	Palmer, G. Molyneux (Geoffrey Molyneux), 1882-1957. I hear an army charging upon the land.
Contents	Strings in the earth ana air -- The twilight turns from amethyst -- At that hour when all things have repose -- When the shy star goes forth in heav'n -- Lean out of the window -- I would in that sweet bosom be -- My love is in a light attire -- Who goes amid the green wood -- Winds of May, that dance on the sea -- Bright cap and streamers he sings in the hollow -- Bid adieu, adieu, adieu -- Go seek her out all courteously -- My dove, my beautiful one, arise -- From dewy dreams, my soul, arise -- O cool is the valley now -- Because your voice was at my side I gave him pain -- O sweetheart, hear you your lover's tale -- Be not sad -- In the dark pinewood I would we lay -- He who hath glory lost -- Of that so sweet imprisonment -- This heart that flutters near my heart -- Silently she's combing -- Lightly come, or lightly go -- Thou leanest to the shell of night -- Though I thy Mithridates were -- Gentle lady do not sing -- Love came to us in time gone by -- O it was out by Donnycarney -- Sleep now, o sleep now -- All day I hear the noise the noise of waters making moan -- I hear an army charging upon the land.
Local note	Joyner-JOYNER MUSIC LIBRARY DOES NOT HOLD ACCOMPANYING CASSETTE TAPE.
General note	Voice and piano settings for 32 of the 36 poems that comprise Joyce's Chamber music.
General note	"Music transcribed from manuscripts in the Croessmann Collection of James Joyce, Special Collections, Morris Library, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale"--T.p. verso.
General note	Accompanied by 1 sound cassette (analog) containing a performance of the songs by Robert White, tenor, and Samuel Sanders, piano.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. 31-36) and index.
LCCN	92023654
ISBN	025334994X (score)
ISBN	0253350611 (cassette)

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