Songs released in 1896

• A. E. Housman — 1887
• A. E. Housman — Along the fields as we came by
• A. E. Housman — As through the wild green hills of Wyre
• A. E. Housman — Be still my soul be still the arms you bear are brittle
• A. E. Housman — Bredon Hill
• A. E. Housman — Bring in this timeless grave to throw
• A. E. Housman — Clunton and Clunbury
• A. E. Housman — Far in a western brookland
• A. E. Housman — Farewell to barn and stack and tree
• A. E. Housman — From far from eve and morning
• A. E. Housman — Hughley Steeple
• A. E. Housman — I Hoed and trenched and weeded
• A. E. Housman — If it chance your eye offend you
• A. E. Housman — In my own shire if I was sad
• A. E. Housman — Into my heart an air that kills
• A. E. Housman — Is My Team Ploughing
• A. E. Housman — It nods and curtseys and recovers
• A. E. Housman — Loitering with a vacant eye
• A. E. Housman — Look not in my eyes for fear
• A. E. Housman — Loveliest of trees the cherry now
• A. E. Housman — March
• A. E. Housman — Now hollow fires burn out to black
• A. E. Housman — Oh fair enough are sky and plain
• A. E. Housman — Oh see how thick the goldcup flowers
• A. E. Housman — Oh when I was in love with you
• A. E. Housman — On moonlit heath and lonesome bank
• A. E. Housman — On the idle hill of summer
• A. E. Housman — On your midnight pallet lying
• A. E. Housman — Others I am not the first
• A. E. Housman — Reveille
• A. E. Housman — Say lad have you things to do
• A. E. Housman — Shot? so quick so clean an ending?
• A. E. Housman — Terence this is stupid stuff
• A. E. Housman — The Carpenters Son
• A. E. Housman — The Day Of Battle
• A. E. Housman — The Immortal Part
• A. E. Housman — The Isle Of Portland
• A. E. Housman — The Lent Lily
• A. E. Housman — The Merry Guide
• A. E. Housman — The New Mistress
• A. E. Housman — The Recruit
• A. E. Housman — The True Lover
• A. E. Housman — The Welsh Marches
• A. E. Housman — The lads in their hundreds to Ludlow come in for the fair
• A. E. Housman — The street sounds to the soldiers tread
• A. E. Housman — The winds out of the west land blow
• A. E. Housman — There pass the careless people
• A. E. Housman — Think no more lad laugh be jolly
• A. E. Housman — This time of year a twelvemonth past
• A. E. Housman — Tis time I think by Wenlock town
• A. E. Housman — To An Athlete Dying Young
• A. E. Housman — Twice a week the winter thorough
• A. E. Housman — Westward on the high-hilled plains
• A. E. Housman — When I Was One-and-Twenty
• A. E. Housman — When I came last to Ludlow
• A. E. Housman — When I watch the living meet
• A. E. Housman — When smoke stood up from Ludlow
• A. E. Housman — When the lad for longing sighs
• A. E. Housman — White in the moon the long road lies
• A. E. Housman — With rue my heart is laden
• A. E. Housman — You smile upon your friend to-day
• Edward Elgar — Aspiration
• Edward Elgar — False Love
• Edward Elgar — Lullaby
• Edward Elgar — On the Alm
• Edward Elgar — The Dance
• Edward Elgar — The Marksmen
• Emily Dickinson — A Clock Stopped -- Not The Mantels
• Emily Dickinson — A Dew Sufficed Itself
• Emily Dickinson — A Man
• Emily Dickinson — A Modest Lot A Fame Petite
• Emily Dickinson — A Murmur in the Trees—to note 416
• Emily Dickinson — A Portrait
• Emily Dickinson — A Rose
• Emily Dickinson — A Sickness Of This World It Most Occasions
• Emily Dickinson — A Syllable
• Emily Dickinson — A Well
• Emily Dickinson — A light exists in spring
• Emily Dickinson — A long long sleep a famous sleep
• Emily Dickinson — A toad can die of light
• Emily Dickinson — Adrift A little boat adrift
• Emily Dickinson — Aftermath
• Emily Dickinson — Alpine Glow
• Emily Dickinson — Asleep
• Emily Dickinson — Aspiration
• Emily Dickinson — Aurora
• Emily Dickinson — Before the ice is in the pools
• Emily Dickinson — Bless God he went as soldiers
• Emily Dickinson — Charlotte Brontes Grave
• Emily Dickinson — Childish Griefs
• Emily Dickinson — Cobwebs
• Emily Dickinson — Cocoon
• Emily Dickinson — Consecration
• Emily Dickinson — Contrast
• Emily Dickinson — Could I but ride indefinite 661
• Emily Dickinson — Dawn Version 2
• Emily Dickinson — Dead
• Emily Dickinson — Dear March - Come in - 1320
• Emily Dickinson — Death
• Emily Dickinson — Desire
• Emily Dickinson — Disenchantment
• Emily Dickinson — Dreams
• Emily Dickinson — Drowning Is Not So Pitiful
• Emily Dickinson — Each That We Lose Takes Part Of Us
• Emily Dickinson — Ending
• Emily Dickinson — Eternity
• Emily Dickinson — Evening
• Emily Dickinson — Experience
• Emily Dickinson — Far From Love The Heavenly Father
• Emily Dickinson — Farewell
• Emily Dickinson — Father I Bring Thee Not Myself
• Emily Dickinson — Few Get Enough Enough Is One
• Emily Dickinson — Fire
• Emily Dickinson — Forbidden Fruit I
• Emily Dickinson — Forbidden Fruit II
• Emily Dickinson — Forgotten
• Emily Dickinson — Friends
• Emily Dickinson — Given in Marriage unto Thee
• Emily Dickinson — Griefs
• Emily Dickinson — He touched me so I live to know
• Emily Dickinson — Heart We Will Forget Him
• Emily Dickinson — High From The Earth I Heard A Bird
• Emily Dickinson — Hope
• Emily Dickinson — How Dare The Robins Sing
• Emily Dickinson — How Still The Bells In Steeples Stand
• Emily Dickinson — I Wish I Knew That Womans Name
• Emily Dickinson — I Wonder If The Sepulchre
• Emily Dickinson — I Worked For Chaff And Earning Wheat
• Emily Dickinson — I breathed enough to learn the trick
• Emily Dickinson — I felt a Funeral in my Brain 280
• Emily Dickinson — I had a guinea golden
• Emily Dickinson — I have a King who does not speak
• Emily Dickinson — I heard a Fly buzz - when I died class page
• Emily Dickinson — I meant to find Her when I came
• Emily Dickinson — I ve Got An Arrow Here
• Emily Dickinson — If I may have it when its dead 577
• Emily Dickinson — If the foolish call them flowers
• Emily Dickinson — Immortal Is An Ample Word
• Emily Dickinson — Immortality
• Emily Dickinson — Invisible
• Emily Dickinson — Is Bliss then such Abyss 340
• Emily Dickinson — Joy In Death
• Emily Dickinson — Life and Death and Giants
• Emily Dickinson — Lifes Trades
• Emily Dickinson — Lost Faith
• Emily Dickinson — Lost Joy
• Emily Dickinson — Love
• Emily Dickinson — Loves Humility
• Emily Dickinson — Loyalty
• Emily Dickinson — March
• Emily Dickinson — Me Come My dazzled face
• Emily Dickinson — Morning—is the place for Dew
• Emily Dickinson — Natures changes
• Emily Dickinson — Not Any Higher Stands The Grave
• Emily Dickinson — Not With A Club The Heart Is Broken
• Emily Dickinson — Numen Lumen
• Emily Dickinson — On The Bleakness Of My Lot
• Emily Dickinson — Parting
• Emily Dickinson — Philosophy
• Emily Dickinson — Poor little Heart
• Emily Dickinson — Power
• Emily Dickinson — Real Riches
• Emily Dickinson — Remembrance
• Emily Dickinson — Reticence
• Emily Dickinson — Retrospect
• Emily Dickinson — Satisfied
• Emily Dickinson — Saturday Afternoon
• Emily Dickinson — Snake
• Emily Dickinson — So proud she was to die
• Emily Dickinson — Song
• Emily Dickinson — Sunset
• Emily Dickinson — Superfluous were the Sun 999
• Emily Dickinson — Superiority To Fate
• Emily Dickinson — Sweet Hours Have Perished Here
• Emily Dickinson — Thanksgiving Day
• Emily Dickinson — That Such Have Died Enables Us
• Emily Dickinson — The Balloon
• Emily Dickinson — The Bat
• Emily Dickinson — The Bone That Has No Marrow
• Emily Dickinson — The Brain
• Emily Dickinson — The Coming Of Night
• Emily Dickinson — The Distance That The Dead Have Gone
• Emily Dickinson — The Farthest Thunder That I Heard
• Emily Dickinson — The Grave My Little Cottage Is
• Emily Dickinson — The Inevitable
• Emily Dickinson — The Lost Thought
• Emily Dickinson — The Master
• Emily Dickinson — The Monument
• Emily Dickinson — The Moon
• Emily Dickinson — The Past
• Emily Dickinson — The Soul Should Always Stand Ajar
• Emily Dickinson — The Souls Storm
• Emily Dickinson — The Spirit is the Conscious Ear
• Emily Dickinson — The Stimulus Beyond The Grave
• Emily Dickinson — The Tulip
• Emily Dickinson — The Waking Year
• Emily Dickinson — The Wind Version 2
• Emily Dickinson — The Woodpecker
• Emily Dickinson — The dying need but little dear
• Emily Dickinson — Theres been a Death in the Opposite House
• Emily Dickinson — They say that Time assuages—
• Emily Dickinson — They wont frown always—some sweet Day
• Emily Dickinson — Thirst
• Emily Dickinson — This World is not Conclusion
• Emily Dickinson — This was in the White of the Year 995
• Emily Dickinson — Three Weeks Passed Since I Had Seen Her
• Emily Dickinson — To Help Our Bleaker Parts
• Emily Dickinson — To Lose Thee Sweeter Than To Gain
• Emily Dickinson — To hang our head—ostensibly
• Emily Dickinson — To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee
• Emily Dickinson — To my quick ear the leaves conferred
• Emily Dickinson — To venerate the simple days
• Emily Dickinson — Trying To Forget
• Emily Dickinson — Unwarned
• Emily Dickinson — Upon The Gallows Hung A Wretch
• Emily Dickinson — Ventures
• Emily Dickinson — Waiting
• Emily Dickinson — Water is taught by thirst
• Emily Dickinson — We Cover Thee—Sweet Face
• Emily Dickinson — We Learn In The Retreating
• Emily Dickinson — We Never Know We Go When We Are Going
• Emily Dickinson — We outgrow love like other things
• Emily Dickinson — What Soft—Cherubic Creatures 401
• Emily Dickinson — Where Every Bird Is Bold To Go
• Emily Dickinson — Who Has Not Found The Heaven Below
• Emily Dickinson — Who?
• Emily Dickinson — With Flowers
• John Donne — Sappho to Philaenis
• The Supreme Court of the United States — Plessy v. Ferguson
• William Butler Yeats — Rosa Alchemica
• William James — The Will to Believe
• William Jennings Bryan — Cross of Gold
• Giacomo Puccini — Abasso abbasso l’autor
• Giacomo Puccini — Arranci datteri
• Giacomo Puccini — Che Gelida Manina
• Giacomo Puccini — Che avvien
• Giacomo Puccini — Che ora sia
• Giacomo Puccini — Chi guardi?
• Giacomo Puccini — Chi l’ha richiesto
• Giacomo Puccini — C’è Mimì
• Giacomo Puccini — Donde lieta uscì
• Giacomo Puccini — Dunque: è proprio finita
• Giacomo Puccini — Ecco i giocattoli di Parpignol
• Giacomo Puccini — Gavotta
• Giacomo Puccini — In un coupé?
• Giacomo Puccini — La commedia è stupenda
• Giacomo Puccini — Legna
• Giacomo Puccini — Lo resto
• Giacomo Puccini — Marcello. Finalmente
• Giacomo Puccini — Mimì - Speravo di trovarvi qui
• Giacomo Puccini — Mimì è tanto malata
• Giacomo Puccini — Mimì è una civetta
• Giacomo Puccini — Non sono in vena
• Giacomo Puccini — O Mimì tu più non torni
• Giacomo Puccini — O mia vita
• Giacomo Puccini — O soave fanciulla
• Giacomo Puccini — Oh Dio Mimì
• Giacomo Puccini — Oh... Essa... Musetta...
• Giacomo Puccini — Ohè là le guardie Aprite
• Giacomo Puccini — Pensier profondo
• Giacomo Puccini — Quando m’en vo’ Musetta’s Waltz
• Giacomo Puccini — Questo Mar Rosso
• Giacomo Puccini — Rodolfo m’ama e mi fugge
• Giacomo Puccini — Sa dirmi scusi
• Giacomo Puccini — Si può - Chi è là?
• Giacomo Puccini — Si sente meglio?
• Giacomo Puccini — Sono andati? Fingevo di dormire
• Giacomo Puccini — Sì. Mi chiamano Mimì
• Giacomo Puccini — Una cuffietta a pizzi
• Giacomo Puccini — Vecchia zimarra senti
• Giacomo Puccini — Viva Parpignol
• Hugo Wolf — Benedeit die selge Mutter
• Hugo Wolf — Du sagst mir daß ich keine Fürstin sei
• Hugo Wolf — Gesegnet sei das Grün
• Hugo Wolf — Heut Nacht erhob ich mich um Mitternacht
• Hugo Wolf — Ich esse nun mein Brot nicht trocken mehr
• Hugo Wolf — Ich hab in Penna einen Liebsten wohnen
• Hugo Wolf — Ich ließ mir sagen und mir ward erzählt
• Hugo Wolf — Laß sie nur gehn
• Hugo Wolf — Mein Liebster hat zu Tische mich geladen
• Hugo Wolf — Nicht länger kann ich singen
• Hugo Wolf — O wär dein Haus durchsichtig wie ein Glas
• Hugo Wolf — O wüßtest du
• Hugo Wolf — Schon streckt ich aus im Bett die müden Glieder
• Hugo Wolf — Schweig einmal still
• Hugo Wolf — Sterb ich so hüllt in Blumen meine Glieder
• Hugo Wolf — Und steht Ihr früh am Morgen auf
• Hugo Wolf — Verschling der Abgrund meines Liebsten Hütte
• Hugo Wolf — Was für ein Lied soll dir gesungen werden
• Hugo Wolf — Was soll der Zorn mein Schatz
• Hugo Wolf — Wenn du mein Liebster steigst zum Himmel auf
• Hugo Wolf — Wenn du mich mit den Augen streifst
• Hugo Wolf — Wie soll ich fröhlich sein und lachen gar
• Hugo Wolf — Wie viele Zeit verlor ich
• Hugo Wolf — Wohl kenn ich Euren Stand
• Reynaldo Hahn — Cimetière de campagne
• Reynaldo Hahn — Dernier voeu
• Reynaldo Hahn — Dune prison
• Reynaldo Hahn — Fleur fanée
• Reynaldo Hahn — Fêtes galantes
• Reynaldo Hahn — Infidélité
• Reynaldo Hahn — La nuit
• Reynaldo Hahn — Les cygnes
• Reynaldo Hahn — Lincredule
• Reynaldo Hahn — Lénamourée
• Reynaldo Hahn — Mai
• Reynaldo Hahn — Nocturne
• Reynaldo Hahn — Offrande
• Reynaldo Hahn — Paysage
• Reynaldo Hahn — Rêverie
• Reynaldo Hahn — Seule
• Reynaldo Hahn — Si mes vers avaient des ailes
• Reynaldo Hahn — Séraphine
• Reynaldo Hahn — Trois jours de vendange
• Umberto Giordano — La mamma morta