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List of Works

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The Clarke Estate is currently managed by Christopher Johnson, of Brooklyn, NY. Please contact us for information about her estate. I acknowledge the valuable contribution made by Johnson in 1977, when he cataloged Clarke’s works in consultation with her. Many of the dates are speculative, since Clarke was recalling 50-60 or more years in the past. I have tried to verify this catalog where possible, and have made emendations and additions.

Vocal Works (solo voice and piano except where indicated)       Instrumental Works     Choral Works

TitleText authorMS SourcesSourcesDate of Comp./ CompletionPub.
Wandrers NachtliedGoetheRC Estate?1903
ChansonMdterlinckRC Estate?1904
Ah, for the red spring rose?RC Estate1904
Shiv and the GrasshopperKipling, (from The Jungle Book)RC Estate1904
AufblickDehmelRC Estate1904
KlageDehmelRC Estate?1904
Stimme im DunkelnDehmelRC Estate?1904
O Welt?RC Estate?1904
Oh, dreaming world?RC Estate?1905
DuRichard SchaukalRC Estate1905
The moving finger writesKhayyám, from the Rubaiyát, trans. FitzgeraldRC Estate?1905
Wiegenlied
(Voice, violin, piano)
Detlev von LiliencronRC Estate?1905
Nach einem RegenDehmelRC Estate?1906
Durch die NachtDehmelRC Estate1906
VergissmeinnichtDehmelRC EstateApril, 1907
Nacht für nacht
Two voices, piano
DehmelRC EstateAugust, 1907
Magna est veritasPatmoreRC Estate1907
Spirits
Two high voices, piano
R. BridgesRC Estate?1909
The color of lifeOld Chinese WordsRC Estate?1910
Return of springOld Chinese WordsRC Estate?1910
TearsChinese words, Wang Seng-ju as transl. by L. Cranmer-Byng in A Lute of Jade (1911)The result of a contest between Clarke, Eugene Goossens, and May Mukle, to see who could write the best setting of this textRC Estate, Eastman School of Music?1910
The folly of being comfortedYeatsRC Estate?1911
Shy oneYeatsTo Gervase Elwes?1912Winthrop Rogers, Boosey & Hawkes, 1920/1994
The Cloths of HeavenYeatsTo Gervase Elwes?1912Winthrop Rogers, Boosey & Hawkes, 1920/1994
Weep you no more sad fountainsDowlandTo Dora [Clarke, the composer's sister]RC Estate?1912OUP, 2002
Away delights
Two voices and piano
FletcherTo Dora [Clarke, the composer's sister]RC Estate?1912=1913
Hymn to Pan
Tenor, baritone, piano
FletcherTo Dora [Clarke, the composer's sister]RC Estate?1912-1913
Infant joyBlake?1913Winthrop Rogers, 1924/ Boosey & Hawkes, 1994
Down by the salley gardensYeats1 Feb 1919Winthrop Rogers, 1924/ Boosey & Hawkes, 1994
Psalm 63 (A Psalm of David when he was in the wilderness of Judah)Dec 1920OUP, 2002
The seal manMasefield23 Oct 1925 by John Goss, Bar, and Reginald Paul, pianoPhotocopy of manuscript at Eastman School of Music24 Jan 1922Winthrop Rogers, 1926/ Boosey & Hawkes, 1994
Three Old English Songs arr. for voice and violin:
1. It was a lover and his lass (Morely)
2. Phyllis on the new mown hay
3. The tailor and his mouse
1. Shakespeare26 May 1924, Norman Notley, bar; Clarke, violinPhotocopy of manuscript at Eastman School of MusicJan 1924Winthrop Rogers 1925/ Boosey & Hawkes 1994
June twilightMasefieldTo John GossPhotocopy of manuscript at Eastman School of MusicJan 1925Winthrop Rogers 1926/ Boosey & Hawkes 1994
Come, O come, my life's delightCampionBased on Clarke's own earlier choral settingRC EstateJan 1926OUP, 2002
A dreamYeats1926Winthrop Rogers, 1928/ Boosey & Hawkes, 1994
Sleep
Tenor, baritone, piano
FletcherTo David Brynley and Norman Notley, members of the English Singers. First perf. at the home of Julian HuxleyRC Estate and Britten/Pears Library, Aldeburgh1926
Sleep [version II]
Tenor, baritone, piano
FletcherTo David Brynley and Norman Notley, members of the English Singers. First perf. at the home of Julian HuxleyBritten/Pears Library, Aldeburgh?1926
Take, O Take Those Lips AwayFletcherTo David Brynley and Norman Notley, members of the English Singers. First perf. at the home of Julian HuxleyBritten/Pears Library, Aldeburgh?1926
Three Irish Country Songs, arr. for voice and violin
1. I know my love
2. I know where I'm goin
3. As I was goin to Ballynure
From the edition by Herbert HughesApril 1926OUP, 1928, reprinted 2002
The cherry-blossom wandA. WickhamTo Anne Thursfield1927OUP, 1929, 2002
Eight o'clockHousmanTo Lawrence Strauss/ perf. by John Goss, 23 Nov. 1927, London.1927Winthrop Rogers, 1928/ Boosey & Hawkes, 1994
GreetingE. YoungRC Estate?1928Winthrop Rogers, 1928/ Boosey & Hawkes, 1994
Cradle song
Blake
Mar 6, 1929Mar 6, 1929
The aspidistraC. Flight1929Chester, 1930; OUP, 2002
Tiger, tigerBlakeRC Estate1929-33, revised 1972OUP, 2002
LetheSt. Vincent MillayRC Estate1941OUP, 2002
Daybreak, high voice, string quartetJohn DonneRC Estate?early1940s
The donkeyChestertonTo Povla FrijschRC EstateNov.,19421984 in BMS Journal vi
OUP, 2002
Binnorietraditional ballad, also known as 'The twa sisters'and
'The cruel sister'
Perf. on Oct. 27, 28, 2001 by Eileen Strempel (sop) and Sylvie Beaudette (piano), BostonRC Estate, pencil draft and ink working copy

?1940sOUP, 2002
God made a treeK. KendallRC Estate1954OUP, 2002
Down by the Salley Gardens, voice, violin.YeatsArr. of Clarke s 1919 song for Helen and Howard BoatwrightRC Estate and Eileen Strempel1950sOUP, 2002
Up-HillChristina RossettiDiscovered in Clarke estate ca. 2000.RC Estate and Eileen StrempelNo known date