Italian songbook

Work Information

Italian songbook, Wolf, Hugo, Italian Serenade in G major, No. 1 Even little things can delight us, No. 1 Even little things can delight us, No. 2 I was told you were going far away, No. 3 You are the fairest far and wide, No. 4 Blessed be He through whom the world arose, No. 5 Blessed be you blind who cannot see, No. 6 Who called you, then? Who sent for you?, No. 6 Who called you, then? Who sent for you?, No. 7 The moon has raised a grave complaint

Composer

Wolf, Hugo

Track

• Italian Serenade in G major
• No. 1 Even little things can delight us
• No. 1 Even little things can delight us
• No. 2 I was told you were going far away
• No. 3 You are the fairest far and wide
• No. 4 Blessed be He through whom the world arose
• No. 5 Blessed be you blind who cannot see
• No. 6 Who called you, then? Who sent for you?
• No. 6 Who called you, then? Who sent for you?
• No. 7 The moon has raised a grave complaint
• No. 8 Now let us make peace, dearest life
• No. 8 Now let us make peace, dearest life
• No. 9 If only your charms were painted
• No. 10 You think that, with a tiny string, you can catch me
• No. 10 You think that, with a tiny string, you can catch me
• No. 11 How long has my yearning always been
• No. 11 How long has my yearning always been
• No. 11 How long has my yearning always been
• No. 12 No, young sir, one does not carry on so, in truth
• No. 12 No, young sir, one does not carry on so, in truth
• No. 12 No, young sir, one does not carry on so, in truth
• No. 13 You are haughty, beautiful child
• No. 14 Friend, shall we wrap ourselves in cowls
• No. 15 My sweetheart is so small, that without stooping
• No. 15 My sweetheart is so small, that without stooping
• No. 16 You young people who march into the field
• No. 17 And if you see your lover die
• No. 18 Lift up your blond head and do not sleep
• No. 19 We have both been silent a long time
• No. 20 My beloved sings by the house in moonlight
• No. 21 They told me your mother does not want it
• No. 22 I have come to serenade you
• No. 22 I have come to serenade you
• No. 23 What song should I sing
• No. 23 What song should I sing
• No. 24 I do not eat my bread dry anymore
• No. 25 My sweetheart invited me to dinner
• No. 25 My sweetheart invited me to dinner
• No. 26 I inquired, and I was told
• No. 27 I had already stretched out my weary limbs in bed
• No. 28 You tell me that I am no princess
• No. 29 I know your station well, which is not inferior
• No. 29 I know your station well, which is not inferior
• No. 30 Let her go, she who plays the proud
• No. 31 How shall I be happy and laugh
• No. 32 Why this rage, my darling, that inflames you
• No. 33 If I should die, then shroud my limbs with flowers
• No. 34 And when you rise early from your bed
• No. 36 When you, my dearest, ascend to heaven
• No. 37 How much time I lost in loving you
• No. 38 When you turn your eyes to me and laugh
• No. 38 When you turn your eyes to me and laugh
• No. 39 Blessed be the color green and who wears it
• No. 40 Oh, were your house transparent as glass
• No. 40 Oh, were your house transparent as glass
• No. 40 Oh, were your house transparent as glass
• No. 41 Last night I rose at midnight
• No. 41 Last night I rose at midnight
• No. 42 I can sing no longer, because the wind
• No. 43 Be silent for once, you detestable babbler
• No. 44 Oh, if you knew, how much for you
• No. 45 Let my lover's house be engulfed by the abyss
• No. 46 I have a lover living in Penna
• No. 46 I have a lover living in Penna

Performer

• Koeckert Quartet
• Werba, Erik
• Seefried, Irmgard
• Streich, Rita
• Demus, Jörg
• Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich
• Furtwangler, Wilhelm
• Schwarzkopf, Elisabeth
• Klust, Hertha