Examples of using Lieder in English and their translations into Italian
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was a German composer, mainly known for his lieder(songs), and an important folksong collector.
performed in its original musical version and language with particular reference to the Lieder repertoire.
Die Lieder des Mirza Schaffy English trans. by Elsa D'Esterre-Keeling 1880.
piano unwinds alternating between romantic Lieder(songs), without words in as much as they are entrusted solely to instruments, and contemporary Lieder, from Harvey to Hosokawa,
from Wagner's orchestration of the fifth lieder, we propose here a new version of Wesendonck Lieder, for voice, piano,
Furthermore, Schlusnus earned critical renown as a concert artist and lieder singer despite facing stiff competition on the recital platform(and the operatic stage)
She also performed in concerts and lieder recitals, television and radio broadcasts
they are not like two Lieder, given the variety of vocal gestures
also on the Berlin lieder that led the way to the vocal masterpieces of the next century(Schubert).
the contralto Therese Behr, in Lieder.
With the Strasbourg Philharmonic, he has conducted commercial recordings for the Pentatone label, including orchestral lieder of Alban Berg
with Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, accompanying the latter in many lieder recitals.
S. Mingardo which went on to win the Académie du Disque Lyrique's‘Elizabeth Schwarzkopf' award for Best Lieder Album of the Year.
Peter Pears, accompanying the latter in many lieder recitals.
dotted with citations from Lieder such as Lob des hohen Verstandes in the last movement,
Sets of variations on melodies from his Lieder are found in four other works by Schubert:
in 5 parts) Lieder der altern Edda(Berlin,
The'Berlin Comedian Harmonists' have made numerous incursions into the land of the lieder, still very popular in Germany,
It's so moving to listen to Lieder by Schubert, Schumann
from lute and Lieder recitals to string quartets
