Vocal Solo

Version for Medium Voice and Piano, in the key of C.

Collected and arranged by John Jacob Niles.

A setting of text from St. Matthew's Gospel. Version for High Voice and Piano (or Organ), in the key of E Flat.

Version for High Voice and Piano in C Sharp Minor.

The Lord's Prayer, scored for High Voice in Eb and Organ.

This setting of Psalm 23 (The Lord is my Shepherd) for solo voice is far more musically and technically demanding than the well-known choral settings, yet it retains the same sense of tranquility.

She Must Stay is the final soprano aria from Corigliano's 1991 opera 'The Ghosts of Versailles', sung by Marie Antoinette. The aria is extracted from the newly published first edition of the vocalscor...

This is a beautiful setting of Robert Frost's poem Dust of Snow by Elliott Carter. Arranged for Voice and Piano accompaniment.

Purcell's I Attempt From Love's Sickness To Fly, presented for High Voice in the Key of G.

Aria from the Opera 'Le Nozze Di Figaro'.

The third song in the composer's Tagore-inspired 'Gitanjali' cycle (1913).

The Lord's Prayer, scored for medium-low voice with piano accompaniment.

For High Voice and Piano, in the key of B Flat.

A setting of a poem written by Lord Byron for voice and piano.

The hauntingly beautiful spiritual arranged for Voice and Piano by John Jacob Niles.

Rudolph Schirmer's 'Honey Shun' is an unusual song for high voice and piano.

From Rudolph Schirmer's Seven Songs for Voice and Piano, this is a song of a knight who gives up the sword for the love of the travelling life. Suitable for high voice with a range from Middle C to th...

Schirmer's song Ianthe is the pentultimate song from Seven Songs for Voice and Piano. The words and music have a sensual, passionate quality, describing the many attractive qualities of Ianthe.

Rudolph Schirmer's song 'My Heart Is A River' is the final song from Seven Songs for Voice and Piano. It is designed to display a large vocal range - it spans almost two octaves beginning from the G b...

Song Number 2 from The Cloisters for Voice and Piano. Poem by William M. Hoffman.

Song Number 4 from The Cloisters for Voice and Piano. Poem by William M. Hoffman.

Like Virgil Thomson's opera 'Four Saints in Three Acts', this is a setting of text by Gertrude Stein. Also similarly to 'Pigeons on the Grass Alas' from that opera, it draws musical material from the...

Paul Creston's Dance Variations for Soprano and Orchestra is an unusual piece, with a wordless voice taking the place of a melody instrument in a series of challenging variations on a minuet-style the...