Strauss: Lieder

1	Zueignung ("Ja, du weisst
2	Nichts ("Nennen soll ich,
3	Die Nacht ("Aus dem Walde
4	Wer hat's gethan? ("Es st
5	Befreit ("Du wirst nicht
6	Allerseelen ("Stell' auf
7	Ruhe, meine Seele ("Nicht
8	Cäcilie ("Wenn du es wüss
9	Heimliche Aufforderung ("
10	Morgen ("Und morgen wird
11	Freundliche Vision ("Nich
12	Ich liebe dich ("Vier adl
13	All' mein Gedanken, mein
14	Du meines Herzens Krönele
15	Ach Lieb, ich muss nun sc
16	Ach, weh mir unglückhafte
17	Die Frauen sind oft fromm
18	Traum durch die Dämmerung
19	Nachtgang ("Wir gingen du
20	Wozu noch, Mächden, soll
21	Breit' uber mein Haupt di
22	Schön sind, doch kalt die
23	Wie sollten wir geheim si
24	Hoffen und wieder verzage
25	Mein Herz ist stumm, mein
26	Ich trage meine Minne, so
27	Sehnsucht ("Ich ging den
28	Schlechtes Wetter ("Das i
Strauss: Lieder
1.	Zueignung ("Ja, du weisst es, teur Seele"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 10/1 (TrV 141/1) 1:46
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
2.	Nichts ("Nennen soll ich, sagt ihr"), song for voice & piano, Op. 10/2 (TrV 141/2) 1:18
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
3.	Die Nacht ("Aus dem Walde tritt die Nacht"), song for voice & piano, Op. 10/3 (TrV 141/3) 2:52
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
4.	Wer hat's gethan? ("Es steht mein Lied in Nacht und Frost"), song for voice & piano, o.Op. 84a (TrV 142, AV 84a) 3:15
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
5.	Befreit ("Du wirst nicht weinen"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 39/4 (TrV 189/4) 4:48
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
6.	Allerseelen ("Stell' auf den Tisch die duftenden Reseden"), song for voice & piano, Op. 10/8 (TrV 141/8) 2:53
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
7.	Ruhe, meine Seele ("Nicht ein Lüftchen regt sich leise"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 27/1 (TrV 170/1) 3:24
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
8.	Cäcilie ("Wenn du es wüsstest"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 27/2 (TrV 170/2) 2:10
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
9.	Heimliche Aufforderung ("Auf, hebe die funkelnde Schale empor zum Mund"), song for voice & piano, Op. 27/3 (TrV 170/3) 3:04
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
10.	Morgen ("Und morgen wird die Sonne wieder scheinen"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 27/4 (TrV 170/4) 3:30
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
11.	Freundliche Vision ("Nicht im Schlafe hab' ich das geträumt"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 48/1 (TrV 202/1) 2:48
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
12.	Ich liebe dich ("Vier adlige Rosse voran unserm Wagen"), song for voice & piano (or orchestra), Op. 37/2 (TrV 187/2) 2:14
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
13.	All' mein Gedanken, mein Herz und mein Sinn, song for voice & piano, Op. 21/1 (TrV 160/1) 1:03
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
14.	Du meines Herzens Krönelein, song for voice & piano, Op. 21/2 (TrV 160/2) 1:51
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
15.	Ach Lieb, ich muss nun scheiden!, song for voice & piano, Op. 21/3 (TrV 160/3) 1:44
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
16.	Ach, weh mir unglückhaftern Mann, song for voice & piano, Op. 21/4 (TrV 160/4) 2:12
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
17.	Die Frauen sind oft fromm und still, song for voice & piano, Op. 21/5 (TrV 160/5) 2:27
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
18.	Traum durch die Dämmerung ("Weite Wiesen im Dämmergrau"), song for voice & piano, Op. 29/1 (TrV 172/1) 2:58
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
19.	Nachtgang ("Wir gingen durch die dunkle (stille), milde Nacht"), song for voice & piano, Op. 29/3 (TrV 172/3) 2:41
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
20.	Wozu noch, Mächden, soll es frommen, song for voice & piano, Op. 19/1 (TrV 152/1) 1:40
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
21.	Breit' uber mein Haupt dien schwarzes Haar, song for voice & piano, Op. 19/2 (TrV 152/2) 1:28
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
22.	Schön sind, doch kalt die Himmelssterne, song for voice & piano, Op. 19/3 (TrV 152/3) 2:06
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
23.	Wie sollten wir geheim sie halten, song for voice & piano, Op. 19/4 (TrV 152/4) 1:42
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
24.	Hoffen und wieder verzagen, song for voice & piano, Op. 19/5 (TrV 152/5) 2:44
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
25.	Mein Herz ist stumm, mein Herz und mein Sinn, song for voice & piano, Op. 19/6 (TrV 152/6) 2:47
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
26.	Ich trage meine Minne, song for voice & piano, Op. 32/1 (TrV 174/1) 1:57
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
27.	Sehnsucht ("Ich ging den Weg entlang, der einsam lag"), song for voice & piano, Op. 32/2 (TrV 174/2) 3:30
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann
28.	Schlechtes Wetter ("Das ist ein schlechtes Wetter"), song for voice & piano, Op. 69/5 (TrV 237/5) 2:15
	Composed by Richard Strauss
	Performed by Helmut Deutsch and Jonas Kaufmann

All Music Guide

Hmmm … another Strauss lieder recital, eh? Are the usual songs -- Zueignung, Allerseelen, Morgen! and the rest -- represented? Yes: of the 28 songs here, nearly all come from the period between 1885 and 1900, the 15 years that were the high water mark of Strauss' lieder production. How about the performances -- do they match or exceed the great performances of the past? No, not really: Jonas Kaufmann has a strong voice, a tender delivery and seemingly endless stamina, and, taken on their own merits, his performances are quite persuasive. But compared with some of the great performances of the past -- Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's inevitably come to mind -- Kaufmann is not quite as persuasive. His Nachtgang is exceedingly erotic but perhaps too blatant. His Sehnsucht is full of heartfelt yearning but possibly too obvious. His Ruhe, meine Seele is deeply restful but maybe a tad too soporific. With veteran accompanist Helmut Deutsch, Kaufmann's is a fine recital which will give much pleasure to those who already know the music and serve as a reasonable introduction for those who don't, especially in Harmonia Mundi's close, full and warm sound. But a singer like Fischer-Dieskau will transport you. James Leonard

All Music Guide

Hmmm...another Strauss lieder recital, eh? Are the usual songs -- "Zueignung," "Allerseelen," "Morgen!," and the rest -- represented? Yes: of the 28 songs here, nearly all come from the period between 1885 and 1900, the 15 years that were the high watermark of Strauss' lieder production. How about the performances -- do they match or exceed the great performances of the past? No, not really: Jonas Kaufmann has a strong voice, a tender delivery, and seemingly endless stamina, and, taken on their own merits, his performances are quite persuasive. But compared with some of the great performances of the past -- Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's inevitably come to mind -- Kaufmann is not quite as persuasive. His "Nachtgang" is exceedingly erotic, but perhaps too blatant. His "Sehnsucht" is full of heartfelt yearning, but possibly too obvious. His "Ruhe, meine Seele" is deeply restful, but maybe a tad too soporific. With veteran accompanist Helmut Deutsch, Kaufmann's is a fine recital that will give much pleasure to those who already know the music and serve as a reasonable introduction for those who don't, especially in Harmonia Mundi's close, full, and warm sound. But a singer like Fischer-Dieskau will transport you. James Leonard

Time Out New York

Beautiful, intelligent singing and a chance to hear gorgeous music anew: What's not to like? Marion Lignana Rosenberg