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Texts by H. Tretbar set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Helen Dellenbauch Tretbar (1835 - 1902)

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

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The symbol ⊗ indicates a translation that is missing an original text.

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Special notes: All titles and first lines are included in this index, including those used by composers.
Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
A language code in a blue rectangle like ENG indicates that a translation to that language is available.
A grey rectangle like FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but isn't yet available.

  • A pastoral (Flower of the medlar)
  • At early Morn (Before the morning breaketh) - L. Saar
  • Auf dem wilden Rosenbaum (Auf dem wilden Rosenbaum) - V. Harris [x]
  • Auf dem wilden Rosenbaum - V. Harris [x]
  • Before the morning breaketh - L. Saar
  • Bliss (O tarry alway bright golden hour)
  • By day, amid my endless cares (By day, amid my endless cares) - Anonymous GER [x] ⊗
  • By day, amid my endless cares GER - Anonymous [x] ⊗
  • Du liebst mich, denn es sagt's der Blick - J. Nicodé [x]
  • Early love blissful dreaming FRE GER (Early love) -
  • Early love (Early love blissful dreaming) FRE GER
  • Ein Schäferlied (Lied, wie die Ros' erblüh') - V. Harris [x]
  • Evening (Sail, fair moon, through heaven's blue) - L. Saar
  • Flower of the medlar (A pastoral) -
  • From youth's happy day LIT [x]
  • Gedenken - Vergessen (Wenn ich gestorben, Liebchen) - F. Van der Stucken ITA WEL
  • I dream'd I was in Sicily (I dream'd I was in Sicily) DUT
  • Im goldnen Schein die Sonne lacht - V. Harris [x] ⊗
  • Lass' alles ich für dich (Lass' alles ich für dich) - B. Klein [x]
  • Lass' alles ich für dich - B. Klein [x]
  • Liebesglaube (Du liebst mich, denn es sagt's der Blick) - J. Nicodé [x]
  • Lied, wie die Ros' erblüh' - V. Harris [x]
  • Nachtlied (Im goldnen Schein die Sonne lacht) - V. Harris [x] ⊗
  • O joy of youth, o youthful glee! DUT (O Joy of Youth!) -
  • O Joy of Youth! (O joy of youth, o youthful glee!) DUT
  • On pinions swift I'd speed me (On Pinions Swift) -
  • On Pinions Swift (On pinions swift I'd speed me)
  • O tarry alway bright golden hour (Bliss) -
  • Sail, fair moon, through heaven's blue - L. Saar
  • This cannot be the selfsame tree CZE DUT FRE ('T is past!) -
  • 'T is past! (This cannot be the selfsame tree) CZE DUT FRE
  • 'Tis sad to die ('Tis sad to die) DUT
  • Wenn ich gestorben, Liebchen, sing' nicht ein Klagelied ITA WEL
  • Wenn ich gestorben, Liebchen ITA WEL - F. Van der Stucken
  • Within thy heart oh! let it appear - X. Scharwenka
  • Within thy heart (Within thy heart oh! let it appear) - X. Scharwenka

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