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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by F. Stegmayer

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Ferdinand Stegmayer (1803 - 1863)

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Song Cycles, Collections, Symphonies, etc.:

  • Der Troubadour. Sechs Gesänge, op. 16
    • no. 1. Das Goldfischchen im Glase (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 2. Frag' und Antwort (Text: Johann Gabriel Seidl) ENG
    • no. 3. Da drüben! (Text: Julius Mosen) ENG
    • no. 4. Vor Liebe! (Text: Julius Mosen)
    • no. 5. Die dankbaren Blumen (Text: Anonymous) [x]
    • no. 6. Das Blumenorakel (Text: Ludwig Peter August Burmeister , as Johann Peter Lyser)
  • Sechs Gesänge von G. Keil, op. 13
    • no. 1. Liebesgeheimniss (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
    • no. 2. Liebesliedchen (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
    • no. 3. An die Nacht (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
    • no. 4. Spinnerliedchen (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
    • no. 5. Frühlingsliebe (Text: Johann Georg Keil) ENG
    • no. 6. Der Musikant (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
  • Vier Lieder
    • no. 1. Heidenröslein (Text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) CAT CHI CZE CZE CZE DUT ENG ENG ENG ESP FIN FRE FRE HUN HUN ITA POL
    • no. 2. Der Goldschmiedsgesell (Text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) CAT DUT ENG FRE FRE ITA
    • no. 3. Eh' Gott das Weib gebildet (Text: Karl Joseph Simrock)
    • no. 4. Ständchen (Text: Abraham Voss after William Shakespeare) CAT CHI DUT DUT ENG FIN FRE FRE ITA

All titles of vocal settings in Opus order

  • Der Goldschmiedsgesell (Text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) CAT DUT ENG FRE FRE ITA
  • Eh' Gott das Weib gebildet (Text: Karl Joseph Simrock)
  • Frühlingslied (Text: Emanuel von Geibel) ENG
  • Heidenröslein (Text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) CAT CHI CZE CZE CZE DUT ENG ENG ENG ESP FIN FRE FRE HUN HUN ITA POL
  • Ständchen (Text: Abraham Voss after William Shakespeare) CAT CHI DUT DUT ENG FIN FRE FRE ITA
  • op. 13. Sechs Gesänge von G. Keil
      • no. 1. Liebesgeheimniss (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
      • no. 2. Liebesliedchen (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
      • no. 3. An die Nacht (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
      • no. 4. Spinnerliedchen (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
      • no. 5. Frühlingsliebe (Text: Johann Georg Keil) ENG
      • no. 6. Der Musikant (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
  • op. 15. Sechs Gesänge
      • no. 1. Zerdrück' die Thräne nicht (Text: Karl Reginald Herloß , as Karl Herloßsohn)
      • no. 2. Es ist ein Reif gefallen (Text: Auguste Kurs, née Rosenberg)
      • no. 3. Wenn ich schlafe, wenn ich wache (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
      • no. 4. Sterne der Nacht (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 5. Was lauscht herein zum Fensterlein (Text: Johann Georg Keil)
      • no. 6. Ihre Augen (Text: Anonymous)
  • op. 16. Der Troubadour. Sechs Gesänge
      • no. 1. Das Goldfischchen im Glase (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 2. Frag' und Antwort (Text: Johann Gabriel Seidl) ENG
      • no. 3. Da drüben! (Text: Julius Mosen) ENG
      • no. 4. Vor Liebe! (Text: Julius Mosen)
      • no. 5. Die dankbaren Blumen (Text: Anonymous) [x]
      • no. 6. Das Blumenorakel (Text: Ludwig Peter August Burmeister , as Johann Peter Lyser)

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