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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by L. Gellert

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Ludwig Gellert (1827 - 1913)

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All titles of vocal settings in Opus order

    • op. 3. Fünf Lieder
        • no. 1. Ade! (Text: Otto Inkermann , as C. O. Sternau) [x]
        • no. 2. Ruh' in der Heimat (Text: August Ferdinand Meyer , as Friedrich Brunold)
    • op. 4.
        • no. 1. Neuer Frühling (Text: Otto Roquette) ENG
        • no. 2. Zu deinen Füssen (Text: Otto Roquette) ENG
        • no. 3. Frau Nachtigall (Text: Otto Roquette) ENG
    • op. 5. Frühlingstrost im Gesange [x]
    • op. 6.
        • no. 1. In dem Himmel ruht die Erde (Text: Robert Reinick) CAT ENG FRE ITA
        • no. 2. Vom Berg ergeht ein Rufen (Text: Otto Roquette) ENG
    • op. 12. Vier Gesänge für Sopran (oder Tenor) mit Pianoforte
        • no. 1. Frühlingsgedränge (Text: Nikolaus Lenau) CAT DUT ENG ENG ENG FRE HEB ITA
        • no. 2. Wär' meine Seele doch ein Lied (Text: August Ferdinand Meyer , as Friedrich Brunold )
        • no. 3. Du mein einzig Licht (Text: Heinrich Albert after Simon Dach) ⊗ CAT DUT ENG FRE
        • no. 4. Allerseelen (Text: Hermann von Gilm zu Rosenegg) CAT DUT DUT ENG ENG ENG ENG FRE GRE HEB ITA JPN POR SPA SPA
    • op. 20.
        • no. 1. Im Sturm (Text: Karl Stieler)
        • no. 2. Dein (Text: Karl Stieler)
        • no. 3. Ja! schau mich an (Text: Karl Stieler)
        • no. 4. Unzertrennlich (Text: Karl Stieler)
    • op. 21. Vier Lieder
        • no. 1. Der Frühling ist gekommen (Text: Julius Wolff) CAT ENG
        • no. 2. Sommermorgen (Text: Karl Stieler) ENG FRE
        • no. 3. Glockenblumen, was läutet ihr? (Text: Julius Wolff) CAT ENG
        • no. 4. Nächtiges Wandern (Text: Karl Stieler)
    • op. 22. Vier Lieder für 1 mittlere Stimme mit Pianofortebegleitung
        • no. 1. Wie wundersam (Text: Karl Stieler) ENG
        • no. 2. Komm (Text: Karl Stieler)
        • no. 3. Im Waldgehege (Text: Karl Stieler)
        • no. 4. Vom Scheiden (Text: Karl Stieler)
    • op. 23. Vier Lieder für 1 mittlere Stimme mit Pianofortebegleitung
        • no. 1. Im Grase thaut's (Text: Julius Wolff) CAT ENG
        • no. 2. Ich ging im Wald (Text: Julius Wolff) CAT ENG
        • no. 3. Im Dunklen (Text: Karl Stieler)
        • no. 4. Sie haben mich vertröstet (Text: Karl Stieler)

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