History Lieder fur Singstimme

Share this article:

Composed

Premieres 

Performances by Gustav Mahler

Versions

Publications

  • First edition: Schott music publishers, Mainz 02-1892. This first book, along with the other two, after the death of Mahler was printed with the information shared “Lieder und aus der Gesange aus der Jugendzeit”.
  • ‘Lieder fur Singstimme’ and ‘Des Knaben Wunderhorn’ together in ‘Lieder und Gesange eine Singstimme und Klavier’ (1892).
  • Together with the booklet “Sieben Lieder aus letzter Zeit” (Seven Songs of Latter Days), which consists of the five Rückert-Lieder and two of the Lieder aus “Des Knaben Wunderhorn”, published in 1905, they now make up a collection known as 24 Songs by Mahler, published by International Music Company, New York, NY.
  • Orchestrations of five of the songs were also made by Colin Matthews and David Matthews in 1964.
  • Orchestral versions of a selection of the songs were published by Luciano Berio in 1986 (Five Early Songs for Male Voice) and in 1987 (Six Early Songs for Baritone and Orchestra).

1892. Gustav Mahler score History Lieder fur SingstimmeSchott music publishers.

1892. ‘Lieder fur Singstimme’ and ‘Des Knaben Wunderhorn’ together in ‘Lieder und Gesange fur eine hohe Singstimme und Klavier’ (1892). Schott music publishers.

Historical recordings

  1. Album History Lieder fur SingstimmeBruno Walter (1876-1962), Desi Halban is the daughter of Selma Kurz (1874-1933)New York Philharmonic Orchestra (NYPO/NPO):

History Lieder fur Singstimme

Share this article

Mahler's newsletter.

Get highlights of the most important news delivered to your email inbox

By subscribing, you agree to receive communications from Mahler Foundation and accept our Privacy Policy.

Also in (1880-1887) Lieder fur Singstimme (piano), 5 songs

(1880-1887) Lieder fur Singstimme (piano), 5 songs

Orchestration Lieder fur Singstimme

Keyboard Piano. Vocals solo High voice.

(1880-1887) Lieder fur Singstimme (piano), 5 songs

Lied 5: Phantasie aus Don Juan

The text from both the “Serenade” and “Phantasie” come from Tirso de

(1880-1887) Lieder fur Singstimme (piano), 5 songs

Lied 4: Serenade aus Don Juan

The fourth song in the collection was inspired by Tirso de Molina,

Error report

The following text will be sent to our editors: