Par SCHUBERT FRANZ. Contents: Afar ? After Work ? Angel of Beauty ? Atlas ? Ave Maria ? Benumbed ? The Brook's Lullaby ? By the Sea ? The Carrier-Pigeon ? Courage ? Death and the Maiden ? TheDouble ? The Erlking ? Faith in Spring ? Farewell, Our Love to Sever ? The Favorite Color ? The Fishermaiden ? Frozen Tears ? Good Night ? The Gray Head ? The Guide-Post ? Halt bythe Brook ? Hark! Hark! the Lark ? The Hateful Color ? Hedge Rose ? Her Portrait ? The Hunter ? Huntsman's Even Song ? Illusion ? In the Village ? Jealousy and Pride ? The LastHope ? The Linden Tree ? Longing for Spring ? Looking Backward ? Love's Message ? The Maiden's Lament ? Margaret at the Spinning-Wheel ? Mignon's Song ? The Miller and the Brook ? TheMiller's Flowers ? Mine ? The Mock Suns ? Morning Greeting ? My Abode ? My Sweet Repose(Du Bist Die Ruh) ? On the River ? The Organ Player ? Parting ? Pause ? The Post ? Praise of Tears ? The Question ? The Raven ? Rest ? Restless Love ? Romance (Rosamund) ? The Secret ? Serenade ? The Shepherd's Lament ? Solitude ? Spring Dreams ? The StormyMorning ? Teardrops ? Thanks to the Brook ? To Be Sung on the Waters ? The Town ? The Trout ? Ungeduld (Impatience) ? The Vane ? The Wanderer ? Wanderer's Night-Song ? Wandering? Warrior's Foreboding ? The Water-Course ? The Wayside Inn ? Whither' ? Who is Sylvia ? Will O' the Wisp ? With the Green Lute-Band ? Withered Flowers ? The Young Nun. / Rép Classique / Répertoire / Chant et Piano

Par STRAUSS RICHARD. This new practical edition of the 'Vier Lieder' ('Four songs') Op. 27 for high voice is based on the text of 'Richard Strauss Works ' Critical Edition'. The lyrics were translated into English by John Bernhoff. Beginning with op. 27, Strauss turned to settings of poems by a new generation of lyricists of his age with whom he was sometimes in personal contact (Karl Henckell, Heinrich Hart, John Henry Mackay). The four songs 'Ruhe, meine Seele!' ('Rest Thee, My Spirit!'), 'Cäcilie' ('Cecily'), 'Heimliche Aufforderung' ('The Lover's Pledge') and 'Morgen!' ('Tomorrow!') are among the composer's best known and most popular songs, which is why he later arranged three of them as orchestral songs. At www.richard-strauss-ausgabe.de you will find supplementary digital content for the Richard Strauss Edition (published by the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Munich, under the leadership of Hartmut Schick in cooperation with the Richard Strauss Institute, Garmisch-Partenkirchen). All songs in this edition are in their original keys./ Répertoire / Voix Haute et Clavier