An Die Musik - Favorite Schubert Songs

1	Gruppe aus dem Tartarus I
2	Litanei auf das Fest Alle
3	Die Forelle ("In einem Bä
4	An die Leier ("Ich will v
5	Lachen und Weinen, song f
6	Ständchen ("Leise flehen
7	Das Fischermädchen ("Du s
8	Die Taubenpost ("Ich hab'
9	Meeres Stille ("Tiefe Sti
10	Der Wanderer ("Ich komme
11	Erlkönig ("Wer reitet so
12	Der Tod und das Mädchen (
13	Heidenröslein ("Sah ein K
14	Wandrers Nachtlied ("Über
15	An die Musik ("Du holde K
16	Auf der Bruck ("Frisch tr
17	Schäfers Klagelied ("Da d
18	Gesang ("Was ist Sylvia,.
19	Du bist die Ruh, song for
20	An die Laute ("Leiser, le
21	Rastlose Liebe ("Dem Schn
22	Ganymed ("Wie im Morgengl
23	Der Musensohn ("Durch Fel
An Die Musik - Favorite Schubert Songs
1.	Gruppe aus dem Tartarus II ("Horch, wie Murmeln"), song for voice & piano, D. 583 (Op. 24/1) 3:25
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
2.	Litanei auf das Fest Aller Seelen ("Ruh'n in Frieden alle Seelen"), song for voice & piano, D. 343 3:29
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
3.	Die Forelle ("In einem Bächlein helle"), song for voice & piano, D. 550 (Op. 32) 2:03
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
4.	An die Leier ("Ich will von Atreus Söhnen"), song for voice & piano, D737 (Op. 56/2) 4:01
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
5.	Lachen und Weinen, song for voice & piano, D. 777 (Op. 59/4) 1:52
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
6.	Ständchen ("Leise flehen meine Lieder"), song for voice & piano (Schwanengesang), D. 957/4 4:12
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
7.	Das Fischermädchen ("Du schönes Fischermädchen"), song for voice & piano (Schwanengesang), D. 957/10 2:20
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
8.	Die Taubenpost ("Ich hab' eine brieftaub'"), song for voice & piano (Schwanengesang), D. 965a (D. 957/14) 3:55
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
9.	Meeres Stille ("Tiefe Stille herrscht im Wasser"), song for voice & piano, D. 216 (Op. 3/2) 2:22
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
10.	Der Wanderer ("Ich komme vom Gebirge her"), song for voice & piano (two versions, D. 489b/c), D. 493 (Op. 4/1) 5:21
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
11.	Erlkönig ("Wer reitet so spät"), song for voice & piano, D. 328 (Op. 1) 4:26
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
12.	Der Tod und das Mädchen ("Vorüber, ach vorüber"), song for voice & piano, D. 531 (Op. 7/3) 2:35
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
13.	Heidenröslein ("Sah ein Knab..."), song for voice & piano, D. 257 (Op. 3/3) 1:49
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
14.	Wandrers Nachtlied ("Über allen Gipfeln ist Ruh"), song for voice & piano, D. 768 (Op. 96/3) 2:15
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
15.	An die Musik ("Du holde Kunst..."), song for voice & piano, D. 547 (Op. 88/4) 2:37
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
16.	Auf der Bruck ("Frisch trabe sonder Ruh' und Rast"), song for voice & piano, D. 853 (Op. 93/2) 3:25
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
17.	Schäfers Klagelied ("Da droben auf jenem Berge"), song for voice & piano (two versions), D. 121 (Op. 3/1) 3:30
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
18.	Gesang ("Was ist Sylvia,..."), song for voice & piano, ("An Sylvia"), D. 891 (Op. 106/4) 2:42
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
19.	Du bist die Ruh, song for voice & piano, D. 776 (Op. 59/3) 4:42
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
20.	An die Laute ("Leiser, leiser, kleine Laute"), song for voice & piano, D. 905 (Op. 81/2) 1:42
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
21.	Rastlose Liebe ("Dem Schnee, dem Regen"), song for voice & piano, D. 138 (Op. 5/1) 1:17
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
22.	Ganymed ("Wie im Morgenglanze"), song for voice & piano, D. 544 (Op. 19/3) 3:57
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
23.	Der Musensohn ("Durch Feld und Wald zu schweifen"), song for voice & piano, D. 764 (Op. 92/1) 1:54
	Composed by Franz Schubert
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel

Barnes & Noble

Although we'd never underrate the charming songs of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, full credit must go to Franz Schubert for single-handedly forging the lied (German for "song") into an art form in its own right. He was just 18 when he wrote "Erlkönig," based on a poem by Goethe, and created a melodrama so intense that its highly-concentrated communicative power remains undiminished some two hundred years later. Interpreting a Schubert lied like "Erlkönig" requires an singer of uncommon intelligence and imagination; having a pretty voice is not enough. The Welsh baritone Bryn Terfel has the vocal muscle, but he also knows how to convey the essence of a song so that it goes straight to the heart. For this 70-minute program, Terfel sings 23 of Schubert's best-known lieder, spanning the composer's all-too-brief career: from the early "Schäfers Klagelied" ("Shepherd's Lament) to the dark, deep songs from "Schwanengesang" ("Swan Song"), a collection written in the composer's last year. Terfel's artistry makes this disc the perfect introduction to Schubert's songs. And when you get hooked, there are hundreds more to explore. Andrew Farach-Colton

All Music Guide

In Deutsche Grammophon's reissue of its 1994 recital of Schubert lieder, baritone Bryn Terfel is in absolutely top-notch form. He is completely secure in his technique, and his voice is effortlessly full and rich throughout his range. The selection of songs gives him the opportunity to express a broad range of moods, from the dread of "Gruppe aus dem Tartare" to the serenity of "Du bist die Ruh" to the exuberance of "Die Forelle." One of Terfel's greatest strengths is his ability to color his voice without altering its purity, an attribute that makes his "Erlkönig" harrowing and heartbreaking. There's not a weak moment in the recital; Terfel's readings are expressively exuberant, but mature, and consistently get at the emotional core of the songs. Pianist Malcolm Martineau provides a nuanced and supple accompaniment and showcases the piano's role in creating the songs' magic. Deutsche Grammophon's sound is present and clean, with excellent balance between the voice and piano. The variety of songs makes this collection an ideal introduction to Schubert's lieder for listeners new to the breadth of his genius, and the beauty of Terfel's voice and the depth of his interpretations offer much to listeners for whom these songs are old friends. Stephen Eddins