Songs - CD

- In Folk Tone, op. 73 (B. 146, 1886)
1 - I. Good night 3:13min
2 - II. There was a girl she mowed the grass 2:10min
3 - III. Oh there is nothing left 3:27min
4 - IV. I have a horse oh so fine 2:07min
- Gipsy Songs, Op. 55 (B. 104, 1880)
5 - I. My song resounds with love again 2:43min
6 - II. Hey! How wondrously my triangle does sound 1:14min
7 - III. And the wood's silent all around 2:40min
8 - IV. Songs my mother taught me 2:22min
9 - V. The strings are tuned, my lad, time to dance and reel 1:06min
10 - VI. Wide sleeves and loose trousers suit better to the gipsy 1:37min
11 - VII. Give the proud hawk a cage of pure gold 1:58min
- Love Songs, Op. 83 (B. 160, 1888)
12 - I. The happy flower unfurls not 1:49min
13 - II. Death dwells in many a human heart 2:28min
14 - III. Now as by that house I tread 1:24min
15 - IV. I know that in sweet hopefulness 2:37min
16 - V. Over the land reigns a peaceful repose 2:01min
17 - VI. Lonely in the wood I stand 2:12min
18 - VII. In the sweet power of thine eyes 2:11min
19 - VIII. My only dear one, my dear love 1:50min
- Biblical Songs, Op. 99 (B. 185, 1894)
20 - I. Darkness and thunderclouds are round about Him 2:01min
21 - II. Lord, my shield, my refuge and hope art Thou 2:05min
22 - III. Hear, oh hear my prayer, Lord my God 3:00min
23 - IV. Oh, my shepherd is the Lord 2:54min
24 - V. Songs of gladness will I sing Thee 2:40min
25 - VI. Hear, oh Lord, my bitter cry 3:06min
26 - VII. By the shore of the river Babylon 3:08min
27 - VIII. Oh, Lord, have mercy and turn Thou Thy face to me 2:51min
28 - IX. My eyes will I to the hills lift up 2:07min
29 - X. Oh, sing unto the Lord a joyful song 1:56min