You might also consider "Die Junge Majd" (sp?) by Paul Hindemeth.
There's also something by Rimsky-Korsakov but I can't remember the name.
Something about a snow/ice fairy, I believe.
Pat
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 17:04:19 -0500 (EST) Karen Mercedes
<dalila@R...> writes:
> Peter Cornelius: Weinachtslieder op. 8, #1, #2, #5, and #6
> [Ampleforth]
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> Michael Head: The World is Mad [Ampleforth]
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> Herrmann Gottfried: Three Songs for Soprano (i.e., mezzo-soprano)
> (or
> Baritone), Clarinet, and Piano [Musica Rara]
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> Joaquim Homs: Les hores - and - Hores retrobades
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> Spohr: Sechs Deutsche Lieder, op 103 (which are just beautiful,
> BTW)
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> If you don't care about respecting the composer's designation, you
> might
> also consider Thea Musgrave's Four Portraits for baritone, clarinet,
> and
> piano [Novello]
>
>
> Karen Mercedes
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