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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by J. Feyhl

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Johannes Feyhl (1833 - 1905)

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Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:

  • Sechs volkstümliche Lieder für Männerchor, op. 130
    • no. 1. Betrogene Lieb (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 2. Rote Bäckle, blaue Äugle (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 3. Wie's oft kommt (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 4. Heimweh (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 5. Die Liebe (Text: Anonymous) ENG
    • no. 6. s' Lindewirts Rösle, die hat mir's angethan (Text: Anonymous) [x]
  • Vier volkstümliche Lieder für gemischten Chor, op. 129
    • no. 1. Deandl, wie du willst (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 2. A Büchsel auf'm Rücken (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 3. Abendglöckchen (Text: Johann Nepomuk Vogl) ENG
    • no. 4. Trost (Text: Theodor Souchay) ENG

All titles of vocal settings in Opus order

  • Die weite Gotteswelt (Text: Moritz Blankarts)
  • Hochzeitlied (Text: Friedrich Heinrich Oser)
  • Honoratiorenlied (Text: Ludwig Pfau)
  • Ich weiss ein Blümlein (Text: Julius Schanz) ENG
  • Im Märzen (Text: Franz Alfred Muth)
  • Nun fangen die Weiden zu blühen an (Text: Friedrich Heinrich Oser) ENG
  • op. 4. Die sieben Schwaben
      • no. 1. Sehnsucht (Text: Friedrich von Schiller) CAT DUT ENG FRE ITA
      • no. 2. Trost (Text: Gustav Schwab)
      • no. 3. Der Schmied (Text: Johann Ludwig Uhland) CAT DUT ENG FRE FRE ITA SPA
      • no. 4. Ade (Text: Justinus Kerner) ENG FRE
      • no. 5. Das verlassene Mägdlein (Text: Eduard Mörike) CAT DUT ENG ENG FRE FRE ITA SPA
      • no. 6. Über Nacht (Text: Johann Georg Fischer)
      • no. 7. Reiterlied (Text: Georg Herwegh)
  • op. 9. Die Burg Fellin (Text: Theodor von Thrämer)
  • op. 129. Vier volkstümliche Lieder für gemischten Chor
      • no. 1. Deandl, wie du willst (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 2. A Büchsel auf'm Rücken (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 3. Abendglöckchen (Text: Johann Nepomuk Vogl) ENG
      • no. 4. Trost (Text: Theodor Souchay) ENG
  • op. 130. Sechs volkstümliche Lieder für Männerchor
      • no. 1. Betrogene Lieb (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 2. Rote Bäckle, blaue Äugle (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 3. Wie's oft kommt (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 4. Heimweh (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 5. Die Liebe (Text: Anonymous) ENG
      • no. 6. s' Lindewirts Rösle, die hat mir's angethan (Text: Anonymous) [x]
  • op. 136.
      • no. 2. Lieb' ist ein Blümelein (Text: Wilhelm Floto)
  • op. 138. Zwei volkstümliche Männerchöre
      • no. 1. Das Hüttchen (Text: Georg Friedrich Daumer)
      • no. 2. Das Lied (Text: Johann Georg Fischer)

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