Songs of Innocence

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1	Six Elizabethan Songs: I. Spring cello: John Bumstead clarinet: David Martins flute: Christopher Krueger (flute and recorder player) French horn: Ellen Michaud-Martins harpsichord and piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) oboe: Jane Harrison violin: Anne Black (classical violinist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) conductor: C. Thomas Brooks recording of: Six Elizabethan Songs: I. Spring lyricist: Thomas Nashe composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1962) part of: Six Elizabethan Songs	Dominick Argento		1:51
2	Six Elizabethan Songs: II. Sleep cello: John Bumstead clarinet: David Martins flute: Christopher Krueger (flute and recorder player) French horn: Ellen Michaud-Martins harpsichord and piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) oboe: Jane Harrison violin: Anne Black (classical violinist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) conductor: C. Thomas Brooks recording of: Six Elizabethan Songs: II. Sleep lyricist: Samuel Daniel composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1962) part of: Six Elizabethan Songs	Dominick Argento		3:21
3	Six Elizabethan Songs: III. Winter cello: John Bumstead clarinet: David Martins flute: Christopher Krueger (flute and recorder player) French horn: Ellen Michaud-Martins harpsichord and piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) oboe: Jane Harrison violin: Anne Black (classical violinist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) conductor: C. Thomas Brooks recording of: Six Elizabethan Songs: III. Winter lyricist: William Shakespeare (English poet and playwright) composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1962) part of: Six Elizabethan Songs	Dominick Argento		1:51
4	Six Elizabethan Songs: IV. Dirge cello: John Bumstead clarinet: David Martins flute: Christopher Krueger (flute and recorder player) French horn: Ellen Michaud-Martins harpsichord and piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) oboe: Jane Harrison violin: Anne Black (classical violinist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) conductor: C. Thomas Brooks recording of: Six Elizabethan Songs: IV. Dirge lyricist: William Shakespeare (English poet and playwright) composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1962) part of: Six Elizabethan Songs	Dominick Argento		3:45
5	Six Elizabethan Songs: V. Diaphenia cello: John Bumstead clarinet: David Martins flute: Christopher Krueger (flute and recorder player) French horn: Ellen Michaud-Martins harpsichord and piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) oboe: Jane Harrison violin: Anne Black (classical violinist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) conductor: C. Thomas Brooks recording of: Six Elizabethan Songs: V. Diaphenia composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1962) part of: Six Elizabethan Songs	Dominick Argento		2:20
6	Six Elizabethan Songs: VI. Hymn cello: John Bumstead clarinet: David Martins flute: Christopher Krueger (flute and recorder player) French horn: Ellen Michaud-Martins harpsichord and piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) oboe: Jane Harrison violin: Anne Black (classical violinist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) conductor: C. Thomas Brooks recording of: Six Elizabethan Songs: VI. Hymn lyricist: Ben Jonson (English playwright & poet) composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1962) part of: Six Elizabethan Songs	Dominick Argento		3:55
7	Three Songs of Innocence: I. Piping Down the Valleys Wild piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Three Songs of Innocence: I. Piping Down the Valleys Wild lyricist: William Blake (English poet, painter, and printmaker) composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1957) part of: Three Songs of Innocence	Arnold Cooke		2:15
8	Three Songs of Innocence: II. The Shepherd piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Three Songs of Innocence: II. The Shepherd lyricist: William Blake (English poet, painter, and printmaker) composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1957) part of: Three Songs of Innocence	Arnold Cooke		2:19
9	Three Songs of Innocence: III. The Echoing Green piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Three Songs of Innocence: III. The Echoing Green lyricist: William Blake (English poet, painter, and printmaker) composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1957) part of: Three Songs of Innocence	Arnold Cooke		2:41
10	Songs About Spring: I. who knows if the moon's a balloon? piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Songs About Spring: I. who knows if the moon's a balloon? lyricist: e. e. cummings composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1960) part of: Songs About Spring	Dominick Argento		2:16
11	Songs About Spring: II. spring is like a perhaps hand piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Songs About Spring: II. spring is like a perhaps hand lyricist: e. e. cummings composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1960) part of: Songs About Spring	Dominick Argento		2:36
12	Songs About Spring: III. in just - spring piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Songs About Spring: III. in just - spring lyricist: e. e. cummings composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1960) part of: Songs About Spring	Dominick Argento		1:43
13	Songs About Spring: IV. in Spring comes piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Songs About Spring: IV. in Spring comes lyricist: e. e. cummings composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1960) part of: Songs About Spring	Dominick Argento		1:52
14	Songs About Spring: V. when faces called flowers float out of the ground piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Songs About Spring: V. when faces called flowers float out of the ground lyricist: e. e. cummings composer: Dominick Argento (American composer) (in 1960) part of: Songs About Spring	Dominick Argento		2:31
15	Nocturnes: I. The Moon piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Nocturnes: I. The Moon lyricist: Percy Bysshe Shelley composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1956) part of: Nocturnes	Arnold Cooke		2:51
16	Nocturnes: II. Returning, We Hear the Larks piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Nocturnes: II. Returning, We Hear the Larks lyricist: Isaac Rosenberg composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1956) part of: Nocturnes	Arnold Cooke		2:34
17	Nocturnes: III. River Roses piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Nocturnes: III. River Roses lyricist: D. H. Lawrence composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1956) part of: Nocturnes	Arnold Cooke		3:05
18	Nocturnes: IV. The Owl piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Nocturnes: IV. The Owl lyricist: Lord Alfred Tennyson composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1956) part of: Nocturnes	Arnold Cooke		1:11
19	Nocturnes: V. Boat Song piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: Nocturnes: V. Boat Song lyricist: John Davidson (Scottish poet) composer: Arnold Cooke (composer) (in 1956) part of: Nocturnes	Arnold Cooke		2:33
20	For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): I. Wynken, Blynken and Nod piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): I. Wynken, Blynken and Nod lyricist: Eugene Field composer: William Moylan (in 1995-10) revised by: William Moylan (in 1996-01) version of: Wynken, Blynken, and Nod (poem) part of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings)	William Moylan		7:40
21	For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): II. All the Pretty Little Horses piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): II. All the Pretty Little Horses lyricist: [traditional] (special purpose artist) composer: William Moylan (in 1995-10) revised by: William Moylan (in 1996-01) part of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings)	William Moylan		2:31
22	For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): III. The Mother's Song piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): III. The Mother's Song lyricist: [traditional] (special purpose artist) composer: William Moylan (in 1995-10) revised by: William Moylan (in 1996-01) part of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings)	William Moylan		3:04
23	For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): IV. Some Time piano: Thomas Stumpf (pianist) soprano vocals: Jean Danton (soprano) recording of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings): IV. Some Time lyricist: Eugene Field composer: William Moylan (in 1995-10) revised by: William Moylan (in 1996-01) part of: For a Sleeping Child (Lullabies & Midnight Musings)	William Moylan		4:30

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