THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF NORTHERN IRELAND in association with The Arts Council of Northern Ireland and The Department of Music, Queen's University 1977-78 SEASON FOURTH RECITAL BENJAMIN LUXO N (baritone) and DAVID WILLISON (piano) Saturday 4 March 1978 at 7.30 p.m. ELMWOOD HALL, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY

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(8581-XI) dud 19399 sms17 ASPECTS OF LOVE wollel amuoy a adina siti a'amodell d doi ya 103 boonsw sis me gnozie a ba oye qraris A when I eftlo PART I LIEDER deil vliv n Luoy Sandoked Balv om baiquer svad won brolad but then your dood add quods Ils von I The first part of tonight's programme covers a century of song writing, virtually the whole of the great period of German lieder. The seven composers represented wrote between them something like 1700 songs. Their inspirations stemmed from the great German romantic poets, Heine, Mörike, Eichendorff, Rückert, but the more banal texts of lesser known poets also stimulated settings of great lyrical beauty. si budowed on 3161 sile oge good neuod eids ody s ebasis sisd3 bo .abosde Ilija savod 1sbbude I .ninq bas ising dalw abrad aid agnirw wo Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) note aria aqa voy ob vrv siduob viseods uo! #prudaal 12 (Mat Adelaide (Matthison) 17950 3943 svol to ming vd onog somis Your friend wanders lonely in the garden sur- rounded by a magic light, Adelaide! In the flood, in the snow of the Alps, in the golden clouds your image shines forth, Adelaide! Some day on my grave a flower will spring from the ashes of my heart, and on every leaf will shine 13700 the name - Adelaide! sao b Uud 03 alese Der Kuss (Weisse) Здом поз2 вvsi 22.00% oxit zool sind and haslis sil Alone with Chloe I desired a kiss but she said she would scream. I risked it in spite of her resistance and did she scream? Yes, she screamed long after. y 16 age gabe sous bio na visioa egois sised ve has oy .voy abrowo1 yillwe asil2 gads

Franz Peter Schubert (1797-1828) 50 230 Fischerweise (Schlechta) 1826 The fisherman's life suits a young fellow. A sharp eye and a strong arm are wanted for my job And wily fish make wily fishermen. Girls before now have tempted me with bait. Thank you! I know all about the hook. o q e'angino1 to 3769 38112 ot Ständchen (Rellstab) 7828 nisiT groe to cuneo 1985 novee siT asbett gems to boitsa 1891 00 Softly my songs cry to you through the night... trembling I wait for you. Come, make me happy! Cholungan MOTI Solis Jsoq olanaNOT MARISD Der Doppelgänger (Heine) 1828 23x93 Taned 910m ods and yused Is The night is still, my sweetheart lived in o this house. Long ago she left the town, but the house still stands. And there stands a man who wrings his hands with grief and pain. I shudder when I see his face the moon reveals my own features. You ghostly double, why do you ape the pain of love that tortured me in this place in 2635 OBSA times gone by. -que nebang od ni vianol asabnaw basiat qvoY tabiaisbA adgil sigam 's yd bobnuot s ni Robert Alexander Schumann (1810-1856) lobisieba daxot ašnida sgsmi uoy abuolo neblog Mit Myrthen und Rosen (Heine) 1840 ysb smo? onide Illy inel yevs no bas 318, vm, to asras.odt With myrtles and rose I would adorn this book like a shrine wherein to bury my songs that once ran as fierce as lava from Mount Etna. Now they lie silent, but their former fires will burn again bwhen love's spirit revives them. diiv onola xed to sige ai si bodeir I b Intermezzo (Eichendorff) sie bib ste binow ada bms - oonaserass In the depths of my heart I keep an image of you, and my heart sings softly an old sweet song that flies swiftly towards you.

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) Sapphische Ode (Schmidt) 2884/1800 I gathered roses from the hedge by night, but when I stirred the branches they showered dew upon me. Your fragrant kisses too I gathered by night, noue but when your soul was stirred you shed the dew of og II6 3001100 tears. ed liv ow noos Ilow eu de dood sonsig sigala s esyo vino en lo inins doy yabos sa cop mol st Ständchen (Kugler) 18 1886 at voy of axade of (.eballs303abaix The moon stands over the mountains, so right for people in love. In the shadows stand three students, playing flute, violin and zither. The sounds weave a message into my dreams of the beloved Forget me not'. .aqil quoy os quo blog gniltaqa ad qo stid quoy moxi yows notas mrb svad voy many ba alixb bas quod ad at nov dom Iliv I bas zobstmos 1960 1023 0899514 T Hugo Wolf (1860- 1903) Verschwiegene Liebe (Eichendorff) 1888 JAVASTAT Over the treetops the clouds go drifting by - who can guess their secret? So my thoughts fly free in the silence of the night. If only she could guess who is still awake and thinking of her. Bei einer Trauung (Mörike) 1888 Two people are being united in holy matrimony. The organ peals, but there won't be any bells ringing in Heaven, I fancy. She is weeping, he's grimacing horribly - it's obviously not a love match!

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PART II Anabelle Lee VICTORIAN & EDWARDIAN SONGS Edgar Allan Poe/Henry Leslie The Arab's Farewell to his Favourite Steed Hon. Mrs Norton/John Blockley The Lute Player William Watson/Frances Allitsen Give me a Ticket to Heaven Richard Elton/Denham Harrison Lorraine, Lorraine Lorree Parted Charles Kingsley/Charles Gilbert Spross Break the News to Mother Charles K. Harris les K. Ha Just Awearyin' for You Carrie Jacobs-Bond advent Fred Weatherly/Tosti Love, could I only tell thee Clifton Bingham/J. M. Capel Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal Tennyson/Quilter Friend O' Mine Weatherly/Wilfred Sanderson PERE

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