Composer: Alec Templeton Poet/Lyricist: Wordsworth Genre: American Art Song First Line: "No nightingale did ever chant more welcome notes to..." Instrument: Voice, Low Note:

Composer: Marguerite Lawrence Test Poet/Lyricist: Madge Clover Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Give me the zest of the West wing..." Instrument: Voice, High Note:

Composer:lois Townsley Poet/Lyricist:George Sterling Genre:American Art Song First Line: "Up to the hills of iris we two went yearning..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Serge Walter Poet/Lyricist: Marjorie Harper Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Gypsies! Tired of the crowds, watching the clouds..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Kenneth Walton Poet/Lyricist: Hugo Bolton Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Give me the tang of the waters..." Instrument:Voice, Low Notes:

Composer: Kenneth Walton Poet/Lyricist: Monroe Heath Genre: American Art Song First Line: Sleep wile dark waters wash..." Instrument: Voice, Low Notes:

Composer: Kenneth Walton Poet/Lyricist: Gagore Genre: American Art Song First Line:"You like the rivulet, swift and sinuous..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Harriet Ware Poet/Lyricist: Harriet Ware Genre: American Art Song First Line:"In this ancient jar from India are memories..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Elinor Remick Warren Poet/Lyricist: Thomas Jones Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Along I weave fancy in the glow..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes:

Composer: Elinor Remick Warren Poet/Lyricist: Melville Cane Genre: American Art Song First Line: "Suddenly the sky turned grey..." Instrument: Voice, High Notes: