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Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by H. Schalit

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Heinrich Schalit (1886 - 1976)

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  • 6 Liebeslieder nach Dichtungen von Max Dauthendey, op. 17
    • no. 1. Der Himmel öffnet die blaue Tür (Text: Max Dauthendey)
    • no. 2. Einst werden Sonn' und Sterne kalt (Text: Max Dauthendey)
    • no. 3. Höre mich, Geliebte mein (Text: Max Dauthendey)
    • no. 4. Deine Augen (Text: Max Dauthendey)
    • no. 5. Mai (Text: Max Dauthendey)
    • no. 6. Überall blüht nun die Liebe (Text: Max Dauthendey) ENG

All titles of vocal settings in Opus order

    • op. 17. 6 Liebeslieder nach Dichtungen von Max Dauthendey
        • no. 1. Der Himmel öffnet die blaue Tür (Text: Max Dauthendey)
        • no. 2. Einst werden Sonn' und Sterne kalt (Text: Max Dauthendey)
        • no. 3. Höre mich, Geliebte mein (Text: Max Dauthendey)
        • no. 4. Deine Augen (Text: Max Dauthendey)
        • no. 5. Mai (Text: Max Dauthendey)
        • no. 6. Überall blüht nun die Liebe (Text: Max Dauthendey) ENG
    • op. 21. Hymnische Gesänge
        • no. 2. Break forth in plaintive riot (Text: John R. Slater after Heinrich Heine) [x]
        • no. 4. Hallelujah (Text: John R. Slater after Heinrich Heine) [x]

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