Agnes Marie Jacobina Zimmermann (1847–1925) was born in Cologne, Germany. After her family moved to England, she enrolled at the Royal Academy of Music at the age of nine. She twice received the Kings Scholarship and made her public debut in 1863 at The Crystal Palace playing Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto. After ending her studies, she performed in numerous concert tours and received international acclaim as a concert pianist. She published her own editions of compositions by Beethoven, Mozart and Schumann. She composed a number of piano pieces and vocal pieces. She died in England.

 

All are SATB and unaccompanied unless noted in VOICING column. A noting of “div” indicates some divisi within a part or parts, but usually not a true independent part throughout the work. Solos and accompaniment are also noted.

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TITLE	VOICING	TEXT	REGION	LISTEN
Fairy song		Anon.	UK	LISTEN X Stop audio before closing
Flowers		Thomas Hood	UK	LISTEN X Stop audio before closing
Gone for ever		Christina Rossetti	UK	LISTEN X Stop audio before closing
Good morrow		Thomas Heywood	UK	LISTEN X Stop audio before closing
Good night		Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans	UK	LISTEN X Stop audio before closing
To Daffodils		Robert Herrick	UK	LISTEN X Stop audio before closing