Six English works travel through a letter in sea fog, hills leading home, lanterns after midnight, a white sail at dusk, moonlight by a stone house and wind over a blue headland. Mary's warm mezzo lets the language's own mouth-rhythm become an album of its own.
One after another, back to the top at the end — until you stop it. Tap any song to carry on from there.

The Letter in the Sea FogSea fog hides the end of the cliffs, but a letter returns distance to the hand. Tin whistl
Hills That Bring You BackGreen hills keep appearing beyond the mist like patient waymarks. Mary sings homecoming as
Lanterns After MidnightAfter midnight, harbour lanterns remain one by one, lighting the tide and unfinished words
The White Sail at DuskA white sail grows smaller across the dusk. Departure is not sung as rupture, but as a dis
Moon by the Stone HouseThe stone house gives no answer, but moonlight stays beside the door. Mary brings her lowe
Wind over the Blue HeadlandWind crosses the blue headland, carrying the letter, hills, lanterns, white sail and moonl