Texts by L. Lehmann set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Liza Lehmann (1862 - 1918)

(Also see this author's vocal compositions.)

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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Special notes: All titles and first lines are included in this index, including those used by composers.
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Aspens tremble, willow sways [x] - L. Lehmann
Blue above, green below [x] - L. Lehmann
Farewell, oh earth and sky [x] - L. Lehmann
Good-night little stars (I am getting drowsy) - L. Lehmann
I am getting drowsy - L. Lehmann
If enshrined in the heart [x] - L. Lehmann
I have waked to a rapture of sun and dew [x] - L. Lehmann
In the garden (The white rose nods to the musk-rose) - L. Lehmann
June rapture (I have waked to a rapture of sun and dew) - L. Lehmann [x]
Lovers in the lane (Where the moon with silver finger) - L. Lehmann [x]
My sister Nell is very fair - L. Lehmann
My sister Nell (My sister Nell is very fair) - L. Lehmann
Open to me, maiden rose [x] - L. Lehmann
Rosa resurget (If enshrined in the heart) - L. Lehmann [x]
Roseleaves (Farewell, oh earth and sky) - L. Lehmann [x]
Summer storm (Aspens tremble, willow sways) - L. Lehmann [x]
The ball (There's a ball, just think, a ball to-night) - L. Lehmann
The bee (Open to me, maiden rose) - L. Lehmann [x]
There's a ball, just think, a ball to-night - L. Lehmann
The white rose nods to the musk-rose - L. Lehmann
This beautiful world (What a beautiful, beautiful world it is!) - L. Lehmann
Unfolding (Blue above, green below) - L. Lehmann [x]
What a beautiful, beautiful world it is! - L. Lehmann
Where the moon with silver finger [x] - L. Lehmann

Last update: 2023-08-16 17:50:28