Year of release 2005

Songs 23

Album time 01:13:34

Genre list Classical

1
Der Liebende
 
1:52
2
Der Traum
 
1:24
3
Die Laube
 
1:49
4
Meeres Stille ('Tiefe Stille Herrscht Im Wasser')
 
2:25
5
Grablied ('Er Fiel Den Tod')
 
1:45
6
Das Finden
 
1:13
7
Wandrers Nachtlied ('Der Du Von Dem Himmel Bist')
 
1:51
8
Der Fischer
 
2:32
9
Erster Verlust ('Ach, Wer Bringt Die Schönen Tage')
 
1:58
10
Die Erscheinung
 
2:24
11
Die Täuschung
 
1:39
12
Abend ('Der Abend Blüht')
 
2:20
13
Geist Der Liebe ('Wer Bist Du')
 
1:23
14
Tischlied ('Mich Ergreift, Ich Weiss Nicht Wie')
 
2:07
15
Der Liedler
 
13:23
16
Ballade
 
6:33
17
Abends Unter Der Linde I
 
1:56
18
Die Mondnacht
 
1:24
19
Huldigung ('Ganz Verloren')
 
0:48
20
Alles Um Liebe
 
1:48
21
Das Geheimnis I
 
2:49
22
An Den Frühling
 
1:47
23
Die Bürgschaft
 
16:24

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The track list starts with Der Liebende, Der Traum, Die Laube, Meeres Stille ('Tiefe Stille Herrscht Im Wasser'), Grablied ('Er Fiel Den Tod'), Das Finden, Wandrers Nachtlied ('Der Du Von Dem Himmel Bist'), and Der Fischer. These titles make the page specific to this album rather than a generic music category.

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