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Composed by Louis Spohr. Edited by Friedrich Otto Leinert. Stapled. Singing Score, Part. Opus 103. 24/4 pages. Baerenreiter Verlag #BA07571. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA07571).
ISBN 9790006492138. 11.81 x 9.06 inches. Preface: Leinert, Friedrich Otto.
Spohr composed the Sechs deutsche Lieder (Six German Songs), Op.103, in 1837. From about 1809, a few years after taking up the Post of Konzertmeister in Gotha, he constantly returned to the problem of the song with piano accompaniment (he composed roughly 90 songs in all). It is true that the form of the Lied was not Spohr’s principal interest, master of the symphony, opera and chamber music as he was. But the same preference for unusual combinations, the delight in experiment, that is found in such instrumental pieces as the Septet, Octet, Nonet and the Symphony for Two Orchestras, is also discernible in the songs, and repeatedly gives rise to new ventures. Of all his songs with obbligato instruments, it is the present set with clarinet, Op.103, that have succeeded in reclaiming for themselves a place in the repertoire of today.
Composed by Louis Spohr. Edited by Friedrich Otto Leinert. Stapled. Singing Score, Part. Opus 103. 24/4 pages. Baerenreiter Verlag #BA07571. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA07571).
ISBN 9790006492138. 11.81 x 9.06 inches. Preface: Leinert, Friedrich Otto.
Spohr composed the Sechs deutsche Lieder (Six German Songs), Op.103, in 1837. From about 1809, a few years after taking up the Post of Konzertmeister in Gotha, he constantly returned to the problem of the song with piano accompaniment (he composed roughly 90 songs in all). It is true that the form of the Lied was not Spohr’s principal interest, master of the symphony, opera and chamber music as he was. But the same preference for unusual combinations, the delight in experiment, that is found in such instrumental pieces as the Septet, Octet, Nonet and the Symphony for Two Orchestras, is also discernible in the songs, and repeatedly gives rise to new ventures. Of all his songs with obbligato instruments, it is the present set with clarinet, Op.103, that have succeeded in reclaiming for themselves a place in the repertoire of today.
Sei still mein Herz (Carl B. v. Schweitzer): Ich wahrte die Hoffnung
Zwiegesang (Robert Reinick): Im Fliederbusch ein Voglein sass
Sehnsucht (Emmanuel Geibel): Ich blick in mein Herz
Wiegenlied (Hoffmann von Fallersleben): Alles still in susser Ruh
Das heimliche Lied (E. Koch): Es gibt geheime Schmerzen
Wach auf (Unbekannt): Was stehst du lange und sinnest nach? -
Preview: Six German Songs for Voice, Clarinet and Piano op. 103
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