French Art Songs of the Nineteenth-Century torrent

French Art Songs of the Nineteenth-Century: Thirty-Nine Works from Berlioz to Debussy compiled by Philip Hale

GEORGES BIZET
Vieille chanson (words by Charles Millevoye)
Pastorale (words by Jean-François Regnard)
CÉCILE CHAMINADE
Si j'étais jardinier (words by Roger Miles)
Tu me dirais (words by Rosemond Gérard)
ERNEST CHAUSSON
"Les morts (No. 1 of Chansons de Miarka, Op. 17, words by Jean Richepin)"
CLAUDE DEBUSSY
"Les cloches (No. 2 of Deux romances, words by Paul Bourget)"
"Il pleure dans mon coeur (No. 2 of Ariettes oubliées, words by Paul Verlaine)"
"Haromonie du soir (No. 2 of Cinq poèmes de Baudelaire, words by Charles Baudelaire)"
La mort des amants (No. 5 of Cinq poèmes de Baudelaire)
Romance (No. 1 of Deux romances to words by Bourget)
L'ombre des arbres (No. 3 of Ariettes oubliées to words by Verlaine)
LÉO DELIBES
Les filles de Cadix (words by Alfred de Musset)
Jours passés (words by Armand Silvestre)
HENRI DUPARC
Extase (words by Jean Lahor)
Soupir (words by Armand Sully-Prudhomme)
CÉSAR FRANCK
Le mariage des roses (words by Eugène David)
Lied (words by Lucien Paté)
BENJAMIN GODARD
Te souviens-tu? (words by composer)
Embarquez-vous! (words by Ulrich Guttinguer)
L'amour (words by Rose Harel)
CHARLES GOUNOD
Au printemps (words by Jules Barbier)
Medjé: chanson arabe (words by Jules Barbier)
Le vallon (words by Alphonse de Lamartine)
REYNALDO HAHN
"L'heure exquise (No. 5 of Chansons grises, words by Paul Verlaine)"
Si mes vers avaient des ailes! (words by Victor Hugo)
VINCENT D'INDY
"Madrigal dans le style ancien (Op. 4, words by Robert de Bonnières)"
"Lied maritime (Op. 43, words by composer)"
JULES MASSENET
Chant provençal (words by Michel Carré)
Ouvre tes yeux bleux (words by Paul Robiquet)
Que l'heure est donc brève (words by Armand Silvestre)
GABRIEL PIERNÉ
Sérénade (Op. 7; words by Eugène Adenis)
CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS
La cloche (words by Victor Hugo)
Clair de lune (words by Catulle Mendès)
AMBROISE THOMAS
Le soir (words by Michel Carré)
CHARLES-MARIE WIDOR
Soupir (words by Théophile Gautier)