(Chanson à boire) Gustav Holst ("A Love Song", "How Mighty are the Sabbaths" and "Before Sleep" from Six Choruses, 1931–2) Walter Piston (Carnival Song) Irving Fine (Vultur Gryphus and others) Samuel Adler (Two Songs of Peace) Paul Moravec (Credo) Leonard Bernstein (Dedication) Elliott Carter (Tarantella, The Defense of Corinth, Emblems) John Harbison (Nunc Dimittis) Virgil Thomson (Cantantes Eamus) Randall Thompson (Quis multa gracilis, The Peaceable Kingdom and others) Toru Takemitsu (Grass) Morten Lauridsen (Ave Dulcissima Maria) Sir John Tavener (Awed by the Beauty) Stephen Paulus (Shall I Compare Thee) Dominick Argento (Apollo in Cambridge) Carol Barnett (One Equal Music) Frank Ferko (O Coruscans Lux Stellarum) Charles Fussell (A Walt Whitman Sampler) Tarik O'Regan (Se Lamentar Augelli) P.D.Q. Bach (A Veritable Paean of Praise) In addition, the Glee Club's conductors have a long tradition of dedicating folk song arrangements and editions of Renaissance vocal pieces to the group; Jameson Marvin's arrangements are published primarily by Oxford University Publishing and Earthsongs. Footnotes See also List of collegiate glee clubs Choir References Forbes, Elliot. A History of Music at Harvard to 1972. Harvard University Press, 1972. Bernstein, Leonard. The Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard. Harvard University Press: 2006. The Glee Club website contains information about the group's history, repertoire, tours, and managerial structure. Curriculum vitae of Jameson Marvin, Harvard music department webpage, available here External links Official site Musical groups established in 1858 Culture of Boston Harvard University Harvard University musical groups Musical groups from Boston Harvard Musical groups from Massachusetts University choirs 1858 establishments in Massachusetts