Six Songs, op. 26, no. 5: From the Eye to the Heart (Vom Auge zum Herzen)

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Five Duets for Soprano and Alto with Piano.

Two Motets for Mixed Chorus a cappella. Two Rhapsodies for Piano. Tragische Ouverture - Tragic Overture for Orchestra. Six Songs for Low Voice and Piano. Five Songs for High Voice and Piano. Five Choruses for Mixed Chorus a cappella. Three Motets for Four and Eight-part Chorus a cappella. Thirteen Canons for Women's voices. Seven Fantasies for Piano.

Three Intermezzi for Piano. Two Sonatas for Clarinet or Viola and Piano. Eleven Choral Preludes for Organ opus postum. Works Without Opus Numbers. Sanctus in A Flat Major. Benedictus in F Major. Agnus Dei in F minor. Dona nobis pacem in C Major. That God is great from Chandos Anthem No. Thou art gone up on high from Messiah. Thou art the King of glory from Dettingen Te Deum. When Thou tookest upon thee from Dettingen Te Deum. Why do the nations so furiously rage together?

Pro pecatis suae gentis from Stabat Mater. Steht auf die breiten Wiesen hin! With Joy Th'impatient Husbandman Drives. Obedience, 'tis The Lord of Hosts Demandeth. An die Entfernte, Op. Auf der Wanderschaft, Op. Consume them all from Saint Paul. Das erste Veilchen, Op. Das Heimweh Fanny Mendelssohn , Op. Die Nonne Fanny Mendelssohn , Op. Draw near, all ye people from Elijah. Er segne euch je mehr from Psalm For know ye not? Is not His word like a fire? Italien Fanny Mendelssohn , Op. Minnelied im Mai, Op. O God, have mercy from Saint Paul.

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Sehnsucht Fanny Mendelssohn , Op. Verlust Fanny Mendelssohn , Op. Wartend Romance , Op. Wenn sich zwei Herzen scheiden, Op. Des kleinen Friedrichs Geburtstag, K. Die ihr des unermesslichen Weltalls, K. Lobegesang auf die feierliche Johannesloge, K. Oiseaux, si tous les ans, K. Verdankt sei es dem Glanz, K. Pro peccatis from Stabat Mater. Quoniam from Petite Messe Solennelle. Four Songs from Gurrelieder arr. Six Orchestral Songs, Op. Am Grabe Anselmos, Op. An Schwager Kronos, Op.

Auf dem Wasser zu singen, Op. Dass sei hier gewesen, Op.

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Dass sie hier gewesen, Op. Du Bist die Ruh, Op. Du Liebst mich nicht, Op. Eine altschottische Ballade, Op. Ellens Gesang I, Op. Ellens Gesang II, Op. Flug der Zeit, der, Op.

Glaube, Hoffnung und Liebe, Op. Gruppe aus dem Tartarus, Op. Hin und wieder fliegen Pfeile, Posth. Il modo di prender moglie, Op. Junge Nonne, die, Op. Lachen und Weinen, Op. Liebe hat gelogen, die, Op. Liebende schreibt, die, Op. Liebhaber in allen Gestalten, Posth. Lied der Mignon earlier version No. Lied der Mignon, Op. Lied eines Schiffers an die Dioskuren , Op. Schlummerlied Schlaflied , Op. Sohn des Vaters from Stabat Mater. Sprache der Liebe, Op. Suleikas zweiter Gesang, Op. Vor meiner Wiege, Op. Wanderer an den Mond, der, Op.

Willkommen und Abeschied, Op. Zur Namensfeier des Herrn Andreas Siller. Liebste, was kann den uns scheiden? Am leuchtenden Sommermorgen A , from Dichterliebe, Op. Am leuchtenden Sommermorgen Bb , from Dichterliebe, Op. Anfangs wollt ich fast verzangen Bm , from Liederkreis, Op. Auf einer Burg Am , from Liederkreis, Op.

Der Abendstern G , from From: Der Kontrabandiste Gm , from From: Der Nussbaum Eb , from Myrten, Op. Der Nussbaum F , from Myrten, Op. Der Sandmann Gm , from From: Des Knaben Berglied Bb , from From: Des Sennen Abschied Bb , from From: Die Lotosblume Db , from Myrten, Op. Die Lotosblume Eb , from Myrten, Op. Die Stille F , from Liederkreis, Op. Die Stille G , from Liederkreis, Op. Die Waise Gm , from From: Die wandelnde Glocke Gm , from From: Du bist wie eine Blume E , from Myrten, Op. Du bist wie eine Blume Gb , from Myrten, Op.

By Instrument

Es treibt mich hin Am , from Liederkreis, Op. Flutenreicher Ebro B , from From: Flutenreicher Ebro D , from From: Freisinn Eb , from Myrten, Op. Songbook for the Young, Op.

Hauptmanns Weib Cm , from Myrten, Op. Hauptmanns Weib Dm , from Myrten, Op. F , from From: Hoch, hoch sind die Berge Eb , from From: Ich grolle nicht C , from Dichterliebe, Op. Ich hab im Traum geweinet C m , from Dichterliebe, Op. Ich hab im Traum geweinet Ebm , from Dichterliebe, Op. Ich will meine Seele tauchen Am , from Dichterliebe, Op. Ich will meine Seele tauchen Gm , from Dichterliebe, Op.

Im Walde A , from Liederkreis, Op. Im Walde G , from Liederkreis, Op. Im Westen D , from Myrten, Op. Im Westen Eb , from Myrten, Op. In der Fremde Em , from Liederkreis, Op. Hurry then to my beloved, Speak softly to his heart; Yet be careful not to trouble him, And conceal my pain from him. Tell him, but tell him modestly: His love is my life. A joyful feeling of both Will his presence bring me. Loss And if the flowers knew, the little ones, How deeply wounded my heart is, they would weep with me, to heal my pain.

And if the nightingales knew it, how sad and sick I am, they would joyfully let ring forth reviving song. And if they knew my suffering, the little golden stars, they would come down from the heights and speak comfort to me.

All of them could not know it, only One knows my pain, indeed He himself has shredded, shredded my heart. The May Night When the silver moon flashes through the foliage, and its sleepy light streams over the grass, and the nightingale whistles, I wander sadly from bush to bush. I hold you blissful then, piping nightingale, since your little wife with you lives in one nest, to her singing husband giving a thousand tender kisses. Veiled over with leaves a pair of doves coo their rapture at me, but I turn away, seeking dark shadows, and my lonely tears fall.

Yours is my Heart Yours is my heart, My pain is your own, And all the joys that make it burst; Yours is the forest, with all its branches, All the blossoms and songs. The best reward I could win For the songs that seized my heart, Is one word to me that they pleased you, Or a silent look, that they touched you. Wanderers Nachtlied Johann W.

Komm, ach komm in meine Brust! Wanderer's Night Song You who are from heaven, who quiets all sorrow and pain, him, who is doubly wretched, you fill doubly with refreshment. I am weary of striving, what is all the pain and joy for?

By Composer

Sweet peace, sweet peace! Come, ah, come into my breast! Was sagt denn tausendfaches Schmettern Der Nachtigall?

Magic Ring What stands upon all hundred petals Of the rose? What does the thousand-fold warbling Of the nightingale say? On all the petals lie what is On each: Out of every song wafts what the first one Breathed:. That beauty has inscribed itself In a circle, And even Love does not know How to find another. Therefore the rose encircles itself with A hundred petals, And the nightingale surrounds itself with Thousand-fold songs. Grenser, Dresden , made by Daniel Bangham.

Engineered and edited by Frank Cunningham. Fortepiano tuning and maintenance by Tim Hamilton. Special thanks to Dr. Cover art by Lil McGill. In memory of Ruth Shimony Montgomery. Pamela Dellal, mezzo-soprano, has enjoyed a distinguished career as an acclaimed soloist and recitalist. Known for her work with Renaissance and Baroque chamber music, Ms. Dellal has made numerous recordings of the music of Hildegard von Bingen. A passionate advocate for contemporary music, she has been a regular guest with the Boston ensembles Dinosaur Annex and Boston Musica Viva, premiering works by Boykan, Brody, Lomon, Wheeler, and others.

She has been a regular soloist in the renowned Bach Cantata series presented by Emmanuel Music since , having performed almost all of Bach's sacred cantatas. Vivian Montgomery, fortepianist, is a prize-winning early keyboardist, praised for her "…exquisite music-making Recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship as well as an Individual Artist Award from the National Endowment for the Arts, Vivian served on the faculty of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music from to , teaching early keyboards and historical performance.

Her performing life encompasses concerto solos, solo recitals, chamber music performances, and vocal accompanying work throughout the United States. Recordings can be found on the Centaur, Schubert Club and Innova labels. Her work as a conductor has led to engagements directing baroque opera, orchestras, and choirs in Minneapolis, Cleveland, Pennsylvania, and in her current residence, Boston.

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