Goldmark-Album
Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Klavierbegleitung
Wien: Universal Edition [PN U.E. 377], [1901].
Folio. Sewn. Original publisher's green printed wrappers with titling within decorative lavender border. [2] (title, contents), 3-63, [1] (blank) pp. Text in German. For middle voice.
Collection of 17 songs originally published by Doblinger:
Op. 18
1) Sonntagsruhe [D. 1066a]
2) Wenn die Lerche zieht [D. 1066b]
3) Das kahle Grab [D. 1066c]
4) Der Wald wir dichter [D. 1575]
5) Die Quelle [D. 1369]
6) Schlage nicht die feuchten Augen nieder [D. 1577]
7) Weinet um sie [D. 1578]
8) So lach' doch einmal [D. 1068a]
9) Wir gingen zusammen [D. 1068b]
10) Er sagt' mir so viel [D. 1068c]
11) O willst mich nicht mitnehmen [D. 1068d]
12) Herzeleid [D. 1068e]
Op. 20
1) Beschwöung [D. 1584]
Op. 21
1) Ström' leise [D. 1585]
2) Marie [D. 1586]
3) Wollt' er nur fragen [D. 1587]
4) Franz [D. 1588]
Wrappers slightly worn and soiled; minor fraying to spine. Light uniform browning.
Reissued from first editions.
"Goldmark’s fame, mainly limited to Vienna and Budapest during his lifetime, was derived from his first opera, and his importance lies chiefly in his operatic works. He never belonged to a stylistic school, and in spite of his favour for Wagner he did not take part in the controversy between the ‘progressive’ and ‘conservative’ musical parties. His musical language is determined by a multiplicity of influences from Mendelssohn to Impressionism, incorporating Hungarian folk culture and his childhood memories of the synagogue." William Pfannkuch and Gerhard J. Winkler in Grove Music Online.
Item #32261
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