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Emily Dickinson was an American poet, from [[wikipedia:Amherst, Massachusetts|Amherst, Massachusetts]]: she lived a reclusive life, and few of her many poems were published during her lifetime. | Emily Dickinson was an American poet, from [[wikipedia:Amherst, Massachusetts|Amherst, Massachusetts]]: she lived a reclusive life, and few of her many poems were published during her lifetime. | ||
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Life
Born: 10 December 1830
Died: 15 May 1886
Biography
Emily Dickinson was an American poet, from Amherst, Massachusetts: she lived a reclusive life, and few of her many poems were published during her lifetime.
View the Wikipedia article on Emily Dickinson.
Musical settings of literary works
Settings of text by Emily Dickinson
- Arcturus (Jens Klimek)
- As old as Woe (Paolo Pandolfo)
- The daisy follows soft the sun (John Manuel Pacheco)
- Emily's Birds (Michael Gray)
- Emily's Canon (Michael J. Oczko)
- La gloire est une abeille (Pierre Maniez)
- Go not too near a house of rose (James Gibb)
- Goûtes-y (Pierre Maniez)
- Heure de février (Pierre Maniez)
- Hope (Barbara Rosen)
- I shall not live in vain (Jens Klimek)
- I would not paint — a picture — (Kathryn Rose)
- If I can stop one heart from breaking (Carlotta Ferrari)
- If I can stop one heart from breaking (Charles West)
- Knowest thou the shore (Carlotta Ferrari)
- A light exists in spring (Huub de Lange)
- My River runs to thee (Carlotta Ferrari)
- Night (Harold Schonewille)
- On ne sait jamais qu'on part (Pierre Maniez)
- Où tout oiseau (Pierre Maniez)
- Pourrais-je faire (Pierre Maniez)
- Que les cloches sont calmes (Pierre Maniez)
- A soft sea washed around the house (Harold Schonewille)
- The heart asks pleasure first (Carlotta Ferrari)
- Vrille est son bec (Pierre Maniez)
- Will there really be a "Morning"? (Michael Gray)
Publications
External links
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