A Spanish Liederbooklet is a short song cycle(of about eight minutes’ duration) for high soprano and piano written for Eileen Hulse in 1988. Eileen gave the first performance accompanied by Graham Johnson at the 1988 CheltenhamFestival. The texts are all Spanish Romances by anonymous authors from the 15th/16th centuries. The songs are sung in the original Spanish.

Five delightful songs by Aaron Jay Kernis for Soprano and Piano accompaniment. All texts are taken from The Enlightened Heart an anthology of spiritual poetry from many countries and disciplines.

Elizabeth Maconchy's The Sun Moon and Stars consists of four settings of poems by Thomas Traherne for Soprano And Piano. Commissioned by Jane Manning and Richard Rodney Bennett.

Par VIVALDI ANTONIO. The ?Vivaldi Album? is a series of operatic aria anthologies subdivided by vocal register, drawn from Antonio Vivaldi?s surviving musical works for the theatre. Its sources include twenty-four musical dramas, three serenades and numerous individual arias. Each volume is made up of twelve pieces which vary in terms of affect and character, illustrating a wide range of styles and dramatic situations. They are arranged in chronological order, so as to provide an optimal cross-section of Vivaldi?s entire career. / Date parution : 2022-06-14/ Recueil / Soprano et Piano

The last words of famous people whether real or invented exert a strange fascination. Breaking with the tradition that a song cycle is a setting of poetry Timothy Bowers has chosen the last words of fourteen famous (in one case infamous) characters from history and two comic/ironic epitaphs by Byron as his texts. Each collection provides a short (c 7’) concert work with settings ranging from fifteen seconds to five minutes duration.Book 1 is for Soprano and Piano. Two poets (Gertrude Stein and Emily Dickenson) followed by two martyrs - St Joan of Arc and Anne Boleyn.

This vocal score for Patrick Hawes' 2013 work Prayer To A Guardian Angel is for Soprano with Piano accompaniment.

For Soprano and Piano.These songs to poems by Verlaine were written in July 1969 and first performed by Jane Manning and Susan Bradshaw at Conway Hall London on 14th October 1970. They were revised in August 2009.