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Claron McFadden Soprano Julius Drake Piano Toby Jones Recitation.

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Walt Whitman Excerpts from Leaves of Grass and other texts Reading in English. Settings by Kurt Weill, Ned Rorem, Leonard Bernstein, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Frank Bridge, Oliver Knussen, Paul Hindemith, George Crumb. Walt Whitman — Excerpts from Leaves of Grass and other texts Reading in English.

Kurt Weill — I. O Captain! My Captain! Ned Rorem — Look Down, Fair Moon from Five Poems of Walt Whitman A Specimen Case III. An Incident V. The Real War from War Scenes Leonard Bernstein — To What You Said… from Songfest Joy, Shipmate, Joy! Art-Singing and Heart Singing Broadway Journal, November 29, I Hear America Singing.

Ralph Vaughan Williams — Joy, Shipmate, Joy! Frank Bridge — The Last Invocation. Review of Leaves of Grass The Critic , April 1, Oliver Knussen — The Voice of the Rain from Whitman Settings Op. Conversation between Walt Whitman and Horace Traubel, May 16, Sing On There in the Swamp!

Paul Hindemith — O, nun heb du an, dort in deinem Moor from Drei Hymnen von Walt Whitman Op. George Crumb — from Apparition for Soprano and amplified Piano Vocalise II. Invocation IV. Approach, Strong Deliveress Vocalise III. Death Carol V. Come Lovely Soothing Death VI.

The Night in Silence. In Space and Sky Setting Walt Whitman to Music. Some thought him and his work obscene, while others took the latter as a rallying call—an attitude the writer himself adopted during the Civil War. Leading a charge not in America but in Britain, their early adoption of Whitman was to be followed no less avidly by Frederick Delius and Percy Grainger, Ralph Vaughan Williams and his close friend Gustav Holst, as well as Frank Bridge.

And the trend was mirrored in continental Europe, namely by Karl Amadeus Hartmann, Paul Hindemith, and Franz Schreker. When it came to writing his own, however, Weill proved typically chameleon-like and embraced the vernacular of his adopted home.