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Three Original Art Songs with Text by " by Marilyn Nelson Nielson and Murrary Eddington Boren

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By Marilyn Nielson, Murrary Eddington Boren, Marilyn Nelson, Brigham Young
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Keywords T. S. Eliot, musical poet, Prufrock, music College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract French composer Francis Poulenc said “The setting to music of a poem must be an act of love, never a marriage of convenience.”1 As I searched for a thesis topic, it was ultimately love for T. S. Eliot’s work that led me to create these musical settings of his text. I have loved Eliot since I was in second grade, when my oldest brother Kenneth memorized T. S. Eliot’s “The Love Song of J.
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