Ethel Smyth
Five songs op. 5
for medium voice and piano
Ethel Smyth
Five songs op. 5
for medium voice and piano
- Instrumentation Medium Voice and Piano
- Edition Sheet Music
- Composer Ethel Smyth
- Publisher B-Note Musikverlag
- Order no. BN-18147
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Description:
Immerse yourself in the expressive world of art song with the "5 Lieder op. 5". Beautifully scored for medium voice and piano, this versatile cycle offers vocalists a multifaceted repertoire rich in emotional depth. The harmonious interplay between the lyrical vocal line and the artful piano accompaniment creates intimate, moving moments on the concert stage.
Published by B-Note Musikverlag, this sheet music edition boasts a clear, easy-to-read layout that provides optimal support for both vocal studies and concert preparation. Whether for ambitious vocal students, passionate musicians, or professional lieder duos, this collection is a wonderful addition to any classical recital program. Discover five musical gems that will enchant performers and audiences alike!
Published by B-Note Musikverlag, this sheet music edition boasts a clear, easy-to-read layout that provides optimal support for both vocal studies and concert preparation. Whether for ambitious vocal students, passionate musicians, or professional lieder duos, this collection is a wonderful addition to any classical recital program. Discover five musical gems that will enchant performers and audiences alike!
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Tanzlied (G. Büchner)
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Schlummerlied (E. von Wildenbruch)
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Mittagssruh’ (J. von Eichendorff)
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Nachtreiter (Klaus Groth)
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Nachtgedanken (P. Heyse)
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