Now I Have Fed and Eaten Up the Rose
Song record peer reviewed by Editorial Board member: Gregory ZavrackySong Title | Now I Have Fed and Eaten Up the Rose (Search) |
Composer(s): | Samuel Barber |
Composer Underrepresented Group | LGBTQ+ (Search) |
Author(s): | James Joyce (after Gottfried Keller) |
Keyword(s) & Features: | Afterlife; Amen; Believing; Bread; Burials; Coffins; Cold; Daily; Darkness; Death; Delivering; Eating; Evil; Faith; Feeding; Flowers; Food; Friendship; Gifts; Hands; Hope; Imagery; Life; Lord; Love; Prayers; Red; Religion; Roses; Stiff; White; Women; Wondering |
First Line | Now have I fed and eaten up the rose (Search) |
Average Duration | 2:00 (Search) |
Year of composition | 1972 (Search) |
Link to English Text Online | http://www.lieder.net/get_text.html?TextId=18577 |
Larger Work | 3 Songs (Search) |
Musical Form | Rounded binary (Search) |
Author's associated movements or -isms or Groups | Modernism (Search) |
Original Language | English (Search) |
Score Source | https://www.halleonard.com/product/viewproduct.action?itemid=50490045 |
Audio Source | https://open.spotify.com/track/6JtN16fEdLaUasqmpLFcMN |
Difficulty Level | HS (Search) |
Catalog Designation | Op. 45 no. 1 (Search) |
Voice part suggested by composer | Low voice |
Range: | E4 - E5 (Search) |
Original Key | A minor (Search) |
Premiered By | Dietrich Fischer Dieskau; Charles Wadsworth (Search) |
Notes | Also available in high key (B minor) (Search) |
Recommended Printed Source | G. Schirmer, "Samuel Barber: 65 Songs" (Search) |
Sources Cited | Heyman, B. (2012). Samuel Barber : A thematic catalogue of the complete works. New York: Oxford University Press. (Search) |