Johannes Brahms
New Liebeslieder Waltzes
Op. 65
About Johannes Brahms's New Liebeslieder Waltzes
The first set of Liebeslieder had been a great financial success for Brahms and his publisher.
By popular demand, he produced a new set, again with the texts for the vocal quartet from Georg Friedrich Daumer’s “Polydora,” free translations from world poetry. This time, however, Brahms adds an epilogue from the greatest German poet, Goethe. Seven of the songs are for solo voice, as opposed to two in the Op. 52 set. The version for piano duet alone was published against Brahms’s wishes.
ID:191
Preview | Title | Key | Year | Level |
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1. Waltz - for four hands | A Minor | 1877 | 3 | |
2. Waltz - for four hands | A Minor | 1877 | 3 | |
3. Waltz - for four hands | A Major | 1877 | 3 | |
4. Waltz - for four hands | D Minor | 1877 | 2 | |
5. Waltz - for four hands | D Minor | 1877 | 3 | |
6. Waltz - for four hands | F Major | 1877 | 3 | |
7. Waltz - for four hands | C Major | 1877 | 4 | |
8. Waltz - for four hands | E-flat Major | 1877 | 4 | |
9. Waltz - for four hands | G Minor | 1877 | 3 | |
10. Waltz - for four hands | G Major | 1877 | 4 | |
11. Waltz - for four hands | G Major | 1877 | 5 | |
12. Waltz - for four hands | G Minor | 1877 | 5 | |
13. Waltz - for four hands | E Major | 1877 | 5 | |
14. Waltz - for four hands | A Minor | 1877 | 5 | |
15. Ending - for four hands | F Major | 1877 | 5 |