"Lorca 2: Cancioncilla sevillana" genre: Vocals
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	Second song in the cycle "Canciones para niños," to poems by Federico García Lorca, for high voice and classical guitar, written between 1994-2000. Title translates as "Little Sevillian song."
	Credits: Heather Johnson, soprano; Matthew Hinsley, guitar. Recorded live in Austin, Texas, 1998
	Lyrics Little Sevillian Song Dawn was breaking in the orange grove. Little golden bees were looking for honey. Where will the honey be? It is in the blue flower, Isabel. In the flower of that rosemary plant. (Little golden seat for the moor. Tinsel seat for his wife.) Dawn was breaking, in the orange grove.

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