9 Lieder and Songs, Op. 63 (Brahms, Johannes)

Title 9 Lieder and Songs
Alternative title 9 Lieder und Gesänge
Creators Johannes Brahms, composer
Opus Op.63
Instrumentation voice and piano
Number of movements 9
Keys —
Composed 1873
First published 1874
Dedication —
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Average duration (sec) 1380
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Composition types Lieder
Language German
Period Romantic
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Arrangements

Details Section Arranged for Arranger
View Meine Liebe ist grün (No.5) voice and orchestra Max Reger
View O wüsst' ich doch den Weg zurück (No.8) mixed chorus and piano —

Scores

Details Section Type Publisher Date File (click to view)
View Complete — Edition Peters 1874 Complete Score
View Complete — Breitkopf und Härtel — Complete Score (scan)
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View Complete — Edition Peters — 1. Frühlingstrost
2. Erinnerung
3. An ein Bild
4. An die Tauben
5. Junge Lieder I
6. Junge Lieder II
7. Heimweh I
8. Heimweh II
9. Heimweh III
View Complete — N. Simrock — 1. Frühlingstrost
2. Erinnerung
3. An ein Bild
4. An die Tauben
5. Junge Lieder I
6. Junge Lieder II
7. Heimweh I
8. Heimweh II
9. Heimweh III
View Complete selections Manuscript 1874 8. Heimweh II
View Complete selections — — 5. Junge Liebe I
View Complete selections N. Simrock — 5. Meine Liebe ist grün
8. O wüsst' ich doch den Weg zurück
View Meine Liebe ist grün (No.5) Arrangement for voice and orchestra
by Max Reger
Edition Peters 1914 Complete Score
View O wüsst' ich doch den Weg zurück (No.8) Arrangement for mixed chorus and piano — — Complete Score

Recordings/Performances

DetailsPerformersArranged forFiles (click to listen)
View Héctor Valls, piano For Voice and Piano (Valls) 5. Meine Liebe ist grün (Junge Lieder 1) ( F sharp major )


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