


Una Petite Collection d'Absurditäten
Una Petite Collection d’Absurditäten (or A Little Collection of Absurdities) A collection of some short strange and silly little pieces for soprano (A3-C6) and piano using some truly odd poetry.
I. Swanlyness - compares a person to a swan.
II. Concerns - is a letter detailing the writer’s concerns.
III. __men - is a play on words.
VI. Les oiseaux de l’eau - is a French mess.
V. Attraction - is a disparaging love song
VI. Bedtime Prayer - satirizes the prayers that certain people give.
VII. Reflections - compares a person to a reflection.
VIII. Months - speaks of a person’s short comings.
IX. Stars - compares a person to the heavens.
X. Love - is overly dramatic.
XI. Book-a-pillar - explains how one might consume media.
XII. Celestial Flowers - is the only serious piece in the set.
XIII. Work of Art - shows the correlation between a person and a classical work of art.
XIV. Nature - is an insult.
XV. Convo 4 - details a conversation between two people.
XVI. Recipe of Christ - compares Christ to bread.
XVII. See Ya - is an elaborate farewell.
Una Petite Collection d’Absurditäten (or A Little Collection of Absurdities) A collection of some short strange and silly little pieces for soprano (A3-C6) and piano using some truly odd poetry.
I. Swanlyness - compares a person to a swan.
II. Concerns - is a letter detailing the writer’s concerns.
III. __men - is a play on words.
VI. Les oiseaux de l’eau - is a French mess.
V. Attraction - is a disparaging love song
VI. Bedtime Prayer - satirizes the prayers that certain people give.
VII. Reflections - compares a person to a reflection.
VIII. Months - speaks of a person’s short comings.
IX. Stars - compares a person to the heavens.
X. Love - is overly dramatic.
XI. Book-a-pillar - explains how one might consume media.
XII. Celestial Flowers - is the only serious piece in the set.
XIII. Work of Art - shows the correlation between a person and a classical work of art.
XIV. Nature - is an insult.
XV. Convo 4 - details a conversation between two people.
XVI. Recipe of Christ - compares Christ to bread.
XVII. See Ya - is an elaborate farewell.