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Specimen Days, álbum de Walt Whitman: lista de las canciones y traducción texto

Informacciones sobre el álbum Specimen Days de Walt Whitman

Walt Whitman Ha por fin publicado Sábado 23 Noviembre 2024 su nuevo álbum, llamado Specimen Days.
Queremos recordar ciertos otros de sus álbumes que han precedido este : Leaves of Grass.
Las 246 canciones que constituyen el álbum son las siguientes:
Aquí está una breve lista de canciones compuestas por Walt Whitman que podrían ser tocadas durante el concierto y su álbum de
  • Paumanok, and my Life on it as Child and Young Man
  • Opening of the Secession War
  • Two City Areas Certain Hours
  • Unfulfill'd Wants—the Arkansas River
  • A Cavalry Camp
  • Birds—and a Caution
  • Entering a Long Farm-Lane
  • A Winter-Day on the Sea-Beach
  • A Contralto Voice
  • Happiness and Raspberries
  • I Turn South and then East Again
  • Boston Common—More of Emerson
  • Down at the Front
  • An Interviewer's Item
  • Growth—Health—Work
  • The Great Unrest of which We are Part
  • A Sun-Bath—Nakedness
  • Hospital Scenes and Persons
  • My First Reading—Lafayette
  • Human and Heroic New York
  • President Hayes's Speeches
  • My Preparations for Visits
  • At Present Writing—Personal
  • Art Features
  • A Couple of Old Friends—A Coleridge Bit
  • Meeting a Hermit
  • Heated Term
  • Releas'd Union Prisoners from South
  • My Passion for Ferries
  • A New Army Organization fit for America
  • The First Frost—Mems
  • Gifts—Money—Discrimination
  • Death of Thomas Carlyle
  • Nature and Democracy—Morality
  • Ouster's Last Rally
  • A Connecticut Case
  • Manhattan from the Bay
  • Wild Flowers
  • An Early Summer Reveille
  • The Oaks and I
  • A Visit, at the Last, to R. W. Emerson
  • Thoughts Under an Oak—A Dream
  • A Model Hospital
  • A Discovery of Old Age
  • An Unknown
  • Wounds and Diseases
  • Boys in the Army
  • Central Park Walks and Talks
  • Western Soldiers
  • To the Spring and Brook
  • Soldiers and Talks
  • Rumors, Changes, Etc.
  • A Zollverein between the U. S. and Canada
  • Broadway Sights
  • Through Eight Years
  • Birds Migrating at Midnight
  • Death of President Lincoln
  • After First Fredericksburg
  • Plays and Operas too
  • Earth's Most Important Stream
  • Southern Escapees
  • Denver Impressions
  • A Glimpse of War's Hell Scenes
  • Autumn Side-Bits
  • Two Brothers, One South, One North
  • The Common Earth, the Soil
  • Starting Newspapers
  • One of the Human Kinks
  • Reminiscence of Elias Hicks
  • A Happy Hour's Command
  • Virginia
  • Hours for the Soul
  • Three Years Summ'd Up
  • Spring Overtures—Recreations
  • Other Concord Notations
  • No Good Portrait of Lincoln
  • The Real War Will Never Get in the Books
  • Departing of the Big Steamers
  • Chicoutimi, and Ha-ha Bay
  • Swallows on the River
  • Omnibus Jaunts and Drivers
  • A Yankee Soldier
  • Scenes on Ferry and River—Last Winter's Nights
  • A Silent Little Follower—the Coreopsis
  • Typical Soldiers
  • After Trying a Certain Book
  • In the Sleeper
  • Full-Starr'd Nights
  • Mature Summer Days and Night
  • Genealogy—Van Velsor and Whitman
  • Delaware River—Days and Nights
  • Missouri State
  • Prairie Analogies—the Tree Question
  • Sundown Lights
  • Cattle Droves about Washington
  • Unnamed Remains the Bravest Soldier
  • Some Old Acquaintances—Memories
  • Carlyle from American Points of View
  • My Native Sand and Salt Once More
  • Attitude of Foreign Governments During the War
  • Colors—A Contrast
  • Summer of 1864
  • Items from My Note Books
  • The Silent General
  • Three of Us
  • Sources of Character—Results—1860
  • The Maternal Homestead
  • Mulleins and Mulleins
  • The Boston of To-Day
  • The Inauguration
  • Walter Dumont and his Medal
  • Burial of a Lady Nurse
  • The Stupor Passes—Something Else Begins
  • An Egotistical “Find'
  • Printing Office—Old Brooklyn
  • Deserters
  • Seeing Niagara to Advantage
  • Sundown Perfume—Quail-Notes—the Hermit Thrush
  • Death of William Cullen Bryant
  • A Night Remembrance
  • Spiritual Characters among the Soldiers
  • Two Hours on the Minnesota
  • A Fine Afternoon, 4 to 6
  • Hudson River Sights
  • Sea-Shore Fancies
  • Death of Longfellow
  • The Women of the West
  • A Night Battle over a Week Since
  • St. Louis Memoranda
  • New Themes Enter'd Upon
  • Union Prisoners South
  • Abraham Lincoln
  • Only a New Ferry Boat
  • Ambulance Processions
  • In Memory of Thomas Paine
  • Contemptuous Feeling
  • Final Confessions—Literary Tests
  • Days at J.B.'s—Turf Fires—Spring Songs
  • The Weather—Does it Sympathize with These Times?
  • Locusts and Katy-Dids
  • The Prairies and Great Plains in Poetry
  • National Uprising and Volunteering
  • Three Young Men's Deaths
  • November 8, '76
  • A Soldier on Lincoln
  • Back to Washington
  • The Inhabitants—Good Living
  • Battle of Gettysburg
  • Summer Sights and Indolences
  • Female Nurses for Soldiers
  • The Old Whitman and Van Velsor Cemeteries
  • The St. Lawrence Line
  • The Million Dead, Too, Summ'd Up
  • A New York Soldier
  • Hot Weather New York
  • Hospitals Closing
  • The Grand Review
  • Bumble-Bees
  • A Two Hours' Ice-Sail
  • An Hour on Kenosha Summit
  • Jaunt up the Hudson
  • The Armies Returning
  • Steam-Power, Telegraphs, Etc.
  • An Ulster County Waterfall
  • Bird Whistling
  • Hospital Scenes—Incidents
  • Death of a Hero
  • The Capitol by Gas-Light
  • Down at the Front II
  • An Army Hospital Ward
  • The Blue Everywhere
  • Cedar-Apples
  • Answer to an Insisting Friend
  • Begin a Long Jaunt West
  • Sunday with the Insane
  • Exposition Building—New City Hall—River-Trip
  • Clover and Hay Perfume
  • Two Old Family Interiors
  • Some Specimen Cases
  • The Most Inspiriting of all War's Shows
  • Hospital Perplexity
  • The Wounded from Chancellorsville
  • The Lesson of a Tree
  • Nights on the Mississippi
  • Sherman's Army Jubilation—its Sudden Stoppage
  • Death of a Pennsylvania Soldier
  • Millet's Pictures—Last Items
  • The Savage Saguenay
  • The First Spring Day on Chestnut Street
  • Mississippi Valley Literature
  • February Days
  • Samples of my Common-Place Book
  • Loafing in the Woods
  • An Ossianic Night—Dearest Friends
  • Edgar Poe's Significance
  • An Interregnum Paragraph
  • Birds and Birds and Birds
  • A Meadow Lark
  • Straw-Color'd and other Psyches
  • Beethoven's Septette
  • Up the Hudson to Ulster County
  • Scene at the Capitol
  • Death of a Wisconsin Officer
  • Two Brooklyn Boys
  • Some Sad Cases Yet
  • Crows and Crows
  • America's Back-Bone
  • Jaunting to Canada
  • The Parks
  • Grand Native Growth
  • Lawrence and Topeka, Kansas
  • The Spanish Peaks—Evening on the Plains
  • Paying the Bounties
  • A Case from Second Bull Run
  • Upon our Own Land
  • A Civility Too Long Neglected
  • Convulsiveness
  • Hospitals Ensemble
  • By Emerson's Grave
  • My Tribute to Four Poets
  • Battle of Bull Run, July, 1861
  • New Scenes—New Joys
  • Home-Made Music
  • Inauguration Ball
  • A Hint of Wild Nature
  • Patent-Office Hospital
  • The Sky—Days and Nights—Happiness
  • An Afternoon Scene
  • A Silent Night Ramble
  • America's Characteristic Landscape
  • A Specimen Tramp Family
  • The White House by Moonlight
  • A July Afternoon by the Pond
  • Distant Sounds
  • Calhoun's Real Monument
  • A Quintette
  • Capes Eternity and Trinity
  • A Week's Visit to Boston
  • Bad Wounds—the Young
  • Horse-Mint
  • The Gates Opening
  • A Secesh Brave
  • On to Denver—A Frontier Incident
  • Fifty Hours Left Wounded on the Field
  • Army Surgeons—Aid Deficiencies
  • A Yankee Antique

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