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Toni Morrison (born Chloe Ardelia Wofford; February 18, 1931) is an American novelist, essayist, editor, teacher, and professor emeritus at Princeton University.
Morrison won the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award in 1988 for Beloved. The novel was adapted into a film of the same name (starring Oprah Winfrey and Danny Glover) in 1998. Morrison was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. In 1996, the National Endowment for the Humanities selected her for the Jefferson Lecture, the U.S. federal government's highest honor for achievement in the humanities. She was honored with the 1996 National Book Foundation's Medal of Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. Morrison wrote the libretto for a new opera, Margaret Garner, first performed in 2005. On May 29, 2012, President Barack Obama presented Morrison with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 2016, she received the PEN/Saul Bellow Award for Achievement in American Fiction.
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- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Recitative. On all the vines are glist'ning
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Recitative. The flax has now been spun
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Air. There look across the open fields
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Recitative. All fetter'd lies the open lake
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Song and Chorus. A maid who kept her honour fair
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Chorus. Cheer now! The wine is here
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Air. Before thee here, deluded man
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Recitative. Here beaters, closing in, put up the hares
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Recitative. From barren East now thrust far keener icy blasts
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Song and Chorus. Purring, whirring, purring
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Chorus. The clamorous noise that through the wood
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Air. Here stands the wand'rer now
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Recitative. Now see, on new-stripp'd harvest field
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Recitative. Now sinks the pale declining year
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Trio and Double Chorus. Then breaks the glorious day at last
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Duet. You beauties of the town
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Cavatina. Light and life are both enfeebled
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Recitative. Now see! To hazel bushes there the youngsters
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Recitative. Remains, alone, and is our guide
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Winter. Introduction
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Summer. Trio and Chorus. The gloomy clouds now part aside
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Summer. Cavatina. Opress'd succumbs all Nature now
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Recitative. All that through her blossom fair spring
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Summer. Recitative. Oh welcome now, you shadier grove
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Spring. Trio and Chorus. Be now gracious, smiling heaven!
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Autumn. Trio and Chorus. So Nature gives reward to zeal
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Summer. Chorus. Hark! the tempest drawing night!
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Spring. Recitative. From Aries rolls at last the bounteous sun
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Summer. Recitative. The midday sun is burning now
- Die Jahreszeiten , oratorio, H. 21/3: Spring. Trio and Chorus. Oh how lovely gleams the outlook
