Songs my mother taught me (3:10)

Disclosure (1:11)

Maple leaves (:55)

The Housatonic at Stockbridge (4:03)

On the counter (1:25)

The Indians (1:47)

Premonitions (2:12)

Like a sick eagle (2:15)

Walt Whitman (1:05)

Cradle song (2:28)

West London (3:09)

The last reader (1:39)

The greatest man (1:40)

The things our fathers loved (and the greatest of these was liberty) (1:59)

Serenity (2:23)

Evening (2:05)

Walking (2:27)

At the river (1:27)

Mirage (1:01)

Memories (2:41)

At sea (1:18)

Religion (1:21)

Immortality (1:48)

Hymn (2:53)

La fède (1:30)

Elegie (3:46)

Weil auf mir (1:44)

Mists (1:52)

Remembrance (:58)

Dreams (2:56)

Forward into light (3:36)

My native land (1:27)

Slow march (2:00)

Two little flowers (and dedicated to them) (1:51)

To Edith (1:37).

Feldeinsamkeit --

The things our fathers loved --

Memories: Very pleasant; Rather sad --

The Housatonic at Stockbridge --

Swimmers --

The cage --

The greatest man --

General William Booth enters into Heaven --

Remembrance --

Berceuse --

West London --

Tom sails away --

When stars are in the quiet skies --

Weil' auf mir --

Ich grolle nicht --

Du alte Mutter --

Where the eagle --

Walking --

Yellow leaves --

The side show --

Elégie --

The new river --

Like a sick eagle --

Ann Street --

Slugging a vampire --

Thoreau --

Serenity --

Tolerance --

Charlie Rutlage --

1, 2, 3 --

A song

for anything.

Down east (3:14) ; Two little flowers (1:10) ; Tom sails away (2:46) ; The see'r (0:43) ; Songs my mother taught me (2:25) ; The side show (0:26) ; The white gulls (2:39) ; West London (3:09) ; Afterglow (1:56) / Charles Ives --

Apparition : elegiac songs and vocalises for soprano and amplified piano. The night in silence under many a star (3:06) ; Vocalise 1, Summer sounds (0:58) ; When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd (1:36) ; Dark mother always gliding with soft feet (2:57) ; Vocalise 2, Invocation to the dark angel (0:59) ; Approach strong deliveress! (2:07) ; Vocalise 3, Death carol ("Song of the nightbird") (0:59) ; Come lovely and soothing death (6:19) ; The night in silence under many a star (3:50) / George Crumb (22:50).