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Container List Container List Compact Discs Die Sterne; Im Abendrot; Der liebliche Stern; Nacht und Träume; an Sylvia; Minnelied; Du liebst mich nicht; Seligkeit; Du bist die Ruh'; Das Selected Schubert Lied im Grünen; Im Freien; Fischerweise; Kennst du das Land; Nur wer Lieder 1 die Sehnsucht kennt; Heiss mich nicht reden; So lasst mich scheinen; Die Liebende schreibt; Nähe des Beliebten; Die junge Nonne; Der König in Thule; Gretchen am Spinnrade Gretchens Bitte; Suleika I; Suleika II; Raste, Krieger!; Ave Maria; An die Musik; Die Blumensprache; Abendbilder; Nachthymne; Die Sterne, D. Selected Schubert 684; Wiegenlied; Ganymed; Die Götter Griechenlands; Der Musensohn; Lieder 2 Die Forelle; Am Bach im Frühling; Auf dem Wasser zu singen; Der Schiffer Der Jüngling am Bache, D. 30; Andenken; Geisternähe; Totenopfer; Lied aus der Ferne; Der Abend; An Emma; Trost in Tränen; Schäfers Franz Schubert Klagelied; Als ich sie erröten sah; Der Mondabend; An Mignon; Nähe des Selected Lieder Geliebten; Sängers Morgenlied; Das war ich; Die Sterne, D. 176; Stimme CD 1 der Liebe; Naturgenuß; Der Jüngling am Bache, D. 192; An den Mond; Die Mainacht; An die Apfelbäume Der Traum; Meeres Stille; Das Finden; Wandrers Nachtlied, D. 224; Der Fischer; Erster Verlust; An den Frühling; Heidenröslein; An den Mond; Franz Schubert Der Goldschmiedsgesell; Der Borgenkuß; Morgenlied; Die Sommernacht; Selected Lieder Das Mädchen von Inistore; Labetrank der Liebe; Das gestörte Glück; Die CD 2 Sterne, D. 313; Nachtgesang; An den Mond; Erlkönig; Der Schmetterling; An die Natur; Klage, D. 371; Morgenlied; Abendlied, D. 382 Entzückung an Laura; Die vier Weltalter; Die Herbstnacht (Die Wehmut); Lied; Der Entfernten; Fischerlied; Geist der Liebe; Klage, D. 415; Klage, Franz Schubert D. 436; Frühlingslied; Die Knabenzeit; Minnelied; Seligkeit; Gott im Selected Lieder Frühlinge; Der gute Hirt; An die untergehende Sonne; An mein Klavier; CD 3 Das Heimweh; An Chloen; In der Mitternacht; Trauer der Liebe; Abschied; Harfenspieler I; Harfenspieler III; Harfenspeiler II; Der König in Thule Jägers Abendlied; An Schwager Kronos; Der Sänger am Felsen; Der Wanderer, D. 493; Am Bache im Frühlinge; An eine Quelle; Abendlied, D. Franz Schubert 499; Alinde; Die Liebe; Trost; Lob der Tränen; Der Alpenjäger; Fahrt Selected Lieder zum Hades; Schlaflied; Die Blumensprache; Die abgeblühte Linde; Der CD 4 Tod und das Mädchen; Das Lied vom Reifen; Auf dem See; Ganymed; Trost im Liede Franz Schubert An die Musik; Pax vobiscum; Auf der Donau; Der Schiffer; Nach einem Selected Lieder Gewitter; Fischerlied; Abschied; Die Forelle; Atys; Erlafsee; Der CD 5 Alpenjäger; Der Knabe in der Wiege; Auf der Riesenkoppe; an den Mond in einer Herbstnacht; Grablied für die Mutter; Der Blumenbrief; Litanei auf das Fest Allerseelen; Blondel zu Marien; Vom Mitleiden Mariä; Die Gebüsche Abendbilder; Der Jüngling am Bache; Beim Winde; Die Sternennächte; Trost; Nachtstück; Strophe aus "Die Götter Griechenlands"; Nachthymne; Franz Schubert Die Vögel; Der Knabe; Der Fluß; Der Schiffer; Die Sterne, D. 684; Lieder CD 6 Frühlingsglaube; Des Fräuleins Liebeslauschen; Der Jüngling auf dem Hügel; Sehnsucht Im Walde; Geheimnis; Der Jüngling an der Quelle; Sei mir gegrüßt; Herrn Josef Spaun, Assessor in Linz; der Wachtelschlag; Ihr Grab; Nachtviolen; Franz Schubert Heliopolis II; Du liebst mich nicht; Die liebe hat gelongen; Todesmusik; Lieder CD 7 Der Musensohn; An die Entfernte; Am Flusse; Wandrers Nachtlied, D. 768; Am See; Viola Drang in die Ferne; Der Zwerg; Auf dem Wasser zu singen; Pilgerweise; Daß sie hier gewesen; Du bist die Ruh; Lachen und Weinen; Abendstern; Franz Schubert Auflösung; Glaube, Hoffnung und Liebe; Im Abendrot; Der Einsame; Lieder CD 8 Totengrabers Heimweh; Nacht und Traume; Im Walde; Auf der Bruck; Wiedersehn Abendlied für die Entfernte; Szene I aus dem Schauspiel; An Mein Herz; Franz Schubert Der liebliche Stern; Tiefes Leid; Am Fenster; Im Freien; Fischerweise; Im Lieder CD 9 Frühling; Um Mitternacht; Hippolits Lied; Gesang (An Sylvia); Der Wanderer an den Mond; Das Zügenglöcklein; Irdisches Glück Wiegenlied; Der Vater mit dem Kind; Schiffers Scheidelied; Das Lied im Franz Schubert Grünen; Das Weinen; Vor meiner Wiege; Der Kreuzzug; Des Fischers Lieder CD 10 Liebesglück; Der Winterabend; Die Sterne, D. 939; Herbst; Abschied Franz Schubert Die schöne Müllerin; Heidenröslein; Frühlingsglaube; Die Forelle Franz Schubert Schwanengesang Franz Schubert Winterreise Texts and Translations The Songs of Hugo Original texts with English translations. Indexed by first line of text and Wolf, comp. Inman title at the back of the volume. & Aycock, 2 copies Favorite Schubert Two collections--of twenty-one and eighteen texts--with English Lieder translations. My Favorite Schubert Songs, Original texts and English translations of 283 songs, including the three comp. Herbert C. song cycles. Table of Contents included. Aycock, assisted by B. Dean Inman, Revised Ed. (June '03), 2 copies My Favorite Schubert Songs, comp. Herbert C. Original texts and English translations for 283 lieder, including the three Aycock, assisted by song cycles. Table of Contents included. B. Dean Inman, 1st ed., 2 copies .
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