Sing them in English! / [translations] by Frederic Kirchberger.
| Format | Musical Score |
| Publication Info | Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1993. |
| Description | 1 score (2 volumes) ; 28 cm |
| Subjects |
| Contents | Vol. 1. To the distant beloved = An die ferne Geliebte. From this hill my longing gazes ; Where the mountains so blue ; Lightly floating clouds ; Clouds above, so light and fleeting ; Now May is returning ; Take these songs then -- The miller's fair daughter = Die Schöne Müllerin. Wandering ; Whither? ; Halt! ; Thanks to the brook ; At day's end ; Curiosity ; Impatience ; Morning greeting ; The miller's flowers ; Rain of tears ; Mine! ; Pause ; With the green ribbon ; The hunter ; Jealousy and pride ; The favorite color ; The hateful color ; Dry flowers ; The miller and the brook ; The brook's lullaby -- Winter journey = Winterreise. Good night ; The weather vane ; Frozen tears ; Frozen heart ; The Linden tree ; Waters ; On the river ; Looking back ; Will o' the wisp ; Rest ; Dream of spring ; Solitude ; The post horn ; The white head ; The raven ; Last hope ; In the village ; The stormy morning ; Illusion ; The guide post ; The inn ; Courage ; The three suns ; The organ grinder -- Song cycle, op. 24 = Liederkreis, op. 24. Every morn I rise and wonder ; I'm driven to, I'm driven fro ; I walked in the forest ; Sweet love, lay your hand ; Lovely cradle of my sorrow ; Wait, oh wait, ferocious captain ; Hills and castles cast their glances ; First my courage sank before it ; With myrtle and roses -- Song cyle, op. 39 = Liederkreis, op. 39. Abroad (from my homeland) ; Intermezzo ; Dialogue in the forest ; Silence ; Moon night ; Enchantment ; On a castle ; Abroad (I hear how in the forest) ; Sadness ; Twilight ; In the forest ; Spring night -- Woman's love and life = Frauenliebe und Leben. Since on him my eyes fell ; He, most glorious of all men ; I cannot, dare not believe it ; Thisring upon my finger ; Help me, my sisters ; Sweetest friend, how questioning ; Close to my heart ; Now you have thrust a dagger -- Poet's love = Dichterliebe. How wond'rous was the month of May ; Where all my tears are falling ; The rose and the lily ; When deep into your eyes I gaze ; I would that my soul ; The Rhine eternally rolling ; My heart may break ; And if they could know ; The flutes, the fiddles are playing ; Softly the song is sounding ; A young man loves a maiden ; A radiant summer morning ; I've wept as I was dreaming ; All night long dreams haunt me ; The songs of pain and passion -- Romances from "The beautiful Magelone" = Romanzen aus Tieck's "Magelone". No one ever rued the day ; Faith, arrow and bow ; Is it worrows, is it pleasures ; Love from far off lands ; So will you, my pretty ; This joy, how to bear it ; Was it I for whom those lips ; Dear lute, we must part now ; Rest now, sweet darling ; Despair (Let waves rise up) ; Magelone (How swiftly dying) ; Must we stay apart ; Sulima (My love, what befell you) ; How fresh and free ; Faithful love abides forever -- Songs of a wayfarer = Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen. On my love's wedding feast ; Went this morning through the fields ; I have a glowing dagger ; The two skyblue eyes. |
| Contents | Vol. 2. To Kronos the coachman -- Tou art repose -- To be sung on the water -- My Mary -- The trout -- Evening star -- Suleika I -- Suleika II -- Mignon I -- Mignon II -- The grave digger's lament -- The dwarf -- A sister's greeting -- Longing -- Love message -- The youth at the brook -- The young nun -- Swan song -- Serenade -- Night-time violets -- The gods of Greece -- Sun sinking -- Heliopolis -- Fragment from Aeschylus -- Secrets -- Wild rose in the meadow -- Shepherd's lament -- Wanderer's night song -- The muses' son -- My home -- Far away -- Farewell -- The atlas -- The fishermaiden -- The town -- By the sea -- The double -- The wanderer to the moon -- The shepherd on the rock -- In the red of the evening -- Love's faith -- Faithful love -- The blacksmith -- To an Aeolian harp -- I rose from my bed -- No more to go and see you -- You are the queen -- Of eternal love -- May night -- Message -- Sunday -- Going to the sweetheart -- Sunday morning -- My love is green -- Who knows the road -- Serenade (Lovely sweet child) -- Maiden's song (Oh, and you my cooling water) -- Forest solitude -- Therese -- Solitude in the fields -- Sleepwalker -- Some strains of haunting music -- Sapphic ode -- We strolled along -- The hunter -- Maiden's song (on judgement day) -- Oh, death is like the cool of night -- Now my sleep grows ever lighter -- With you my thoughts are abiding -- Serenade (the moon stands over the mountain) -- The convalescent's thanks to hope -- Before the break of day -- Hunter's song -- It's he -- The forsaken maiden -- Meeting -- An old painting -- To sleep -- Weyla's song -- To the new year -- Insatiable love -- Morning ramble -- To an Aeolian harp -- To the beloved -- Fare-thee-well -- At a wedding -- Seclusion -- Agnes -- The gardener -- Early morning -- Homesick -- The hunter -- Song of a young man in love -- The old woman's advice -- Think it, my soul -- Sleeping Christ child -- Song of the wind -- Nymph reedytoe -- At midnight -- The stork's message. |
| General note | For voice and piano. |
| General note | English and German words. |
| Bibliography note | Includes indexes. |
| LCCN | 93028490 |
| ISBN | 0810827468 (set) |
| ISBN | 0810827158 (v. 1) |
| ISBN | 081082745X (v. 2) |
Availability
| Library | Location | Call Number | Status | Item Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Music | Music Stacks | M1619 .S58 1993 V. 1 | ✔ Available | Place Hold |
| Music | Music Stacks | M1619 .S58 1993 V. 2 | ✔ Available | Place Hold |