Haiku, Book 10 (Graham Patterson)

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• (Posted 2024-07-31)  CPDL #81464:     

Editor: Graham Patterson (submitted 2024-07-31).   Score information: A4, 93 pages, 766 kB   Copyright: CPDL

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General Information

Title: Haiku, Book 10
Composer: Graham Patterson
Lyricist: Matsuo Bashō^{create page}
Number of voices: 4+vv   Voicing: SATB
Genre: Secular, Partsong

Language: English
Instruments: A cappella

First published: unpublished
Description: The tenth volume of settings of haiku by Bashō, comprising 51 settings:

1 Women washing yams p.1 2 Day of the Rat festival p.3 3 Grass pillow p.4 4a On learning of the death of priest Daiten (with gong). p.5 4b On learning of the death of priest Daiten (with drone) p.7 5 Boat mooring p.9 6 Removing lice p.11 7 Bird catcher p.13 8 Stopping at a house in the mountains of Kai p.14 9a On missing the poet-priest Bansai (with gong) p.15 9b On missing the poet-priest Bansai (with gong and drone) p.17 10 Old - happy? p.19 11 How many frosts? p.21 12 Barren field p.23 13 Three names p.25 14 Horsetail shoots p.26 15 I am so ill p.27 16 On Sōha's departure p.30

17 Watching the crane p.31 18 Mourning over the death of priest Tandō p.33 19 He seems blind. p.35 20 East or west p.38 21 Twenty-seventh night moon p.39 22 Rice gourd p.42 23 Seagull p.43 24 A desolate garden p.46 25 Moon and snow p.47 26 Bright moon p.48 27 First snowfall p.49 28 More insomnia. p.51 29 New Year market p.52 30 A morning glory flower p.53 31 White stork's nest p.54 32 Village children p.55 33 Next door's hedge p.56 34 Temple of the Hat p.59

35 The fragrance of plums p.61 36 Oysters p.63 37 Do not forget the plum blossoms p.65 38 Little river crab p.67 39 Lands a butterfly p.69 40 Cuckoo cries repeatedly p.70 41 Deutzia flowers p.71 42 Light in the dark p.73 43 Cicada robe p.74 44 Floating nest p.75 45 Tending melons p.76 46 Melon flower p.77 47 Night voice p.78 48 My hair has grown p.79 49 Fishmonger fishmonger p.82 50 A crane on the rice paddy p.83 51 Whose is it? p.85

Original text and translations

See individual haikus for texts and translations.