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This collection of 12 Scottish songs is for voices accompanied by violin, violoncello, and piano. It contains two songs for soprano, two for alto, one for tenor, and one for baritone, plus two duets for

This edition presents 30 of Beethoven's most famous Lieder (songs), for either high or low voice and piano, as edited by Max Friedlander. All songs are presented with the original German texts.

This newly engraved edition, based on the critical edition, presents the most comprehensive collection of Strauss songs along with translations and historical notes.

This newly engraved edition, based on the critical edition, presents the most comprehensive collection of Strauss songs along with translations and historical notes. This edition for high voice includes the

This edition presents 67 songs (Lieder) for voice and piano in the original keys and with the original German texts. Titles include: Der Kuss; Wonne der Wehmut; Schilderung eines Medchens;

These eight songs are among Strauss' most famous lieder. They were written in the mid-1880s on poems of Hermann von Gilm and are the first songs that Strauss assembled into a single opus and allowed to be

A collection of eight of Richard Strauss' most famous lieder on texts by Hermann von Gilm, available in separate collections for high, medium and low voice soloists. Contents: Zueignung (Devotion);

No singer is able to ignore Beethoven's Adelaide. There are thousands of recordings; many love this lyrical setting of Friedrich von Matthisson's poem. Matthisson himself said of it: "Several

Contains 6 songs, and available in high and low voice editions.

This urtext edition of Beethoven's An die ferne Geliebte (To the Distant Beloved) includes a detailed critical commentary with research questions and performance notes in both English and German,

To whom did Beethoven address this song cycle An die ferne Geliebte (To the Distant Beloved), which he completed at the age of 45 in April of 1816? Was it to the same person to whom his passionate

In recognition of the 200th anniversary of Clara Schumann's birth, this beautiful anniversary compilation presents 14 of her greatest songs. Composed chiefly after her marriage to Robert Schumann, these

A practical guide to singing, technique and interpretation through classical repertoire. Composers include Mendelssohn, Mozart, Schumann, Strauss and more. For each selection, editor Mary King explores

Beethoven's importance as the creator of monumental orchestral works and of substantial chamber music and solo sonatas is so great that his rich art song output can be overlooked. But his Lieder represent