Barenreiter Schubert F. - Lieder Vol.6 - High Voice
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Summary of This Score
This volume continues the new Urtext edition of Franz Schubert's lieder, offering a set of melodies composed between autumn 1814 and spring 1815, presented in an essentially chronological order (Deutsch catalogue references). It covers a pivotal period during which Schubert increasingly focuses on the Strophenlied and draws inspiration both from the tradition of the "Berliner Liederschule" (notably Reichardt) and from major German poets: Goethe, Schiller, as well as Theodor Körner, who was very prominent during these years.
Designed for practical use, this anthology gathers lieder with piano accompaniment in a vocal-piano reduction, including several emblematic pages such as "Nachtgesang" (D 119), "Trost in Tränen" (D 120), and excerpts related to "Faust" (D 126). Two appendices usefully complete the volume: they collect alternative versions (first/second versions of certain lieder) as well as a low transposition proposed for "Am See" (D 124) to adapt the tessitura. The texts are in German and the book includes English translations (by Richard Wigmore), a valuable asset for understanding the meaning, developing diction, and refining musical intention.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Franz Schubert | Genre | classical score (lieder); collection / anthology; vocal-piano reduction |
| Edition | Urtext (edition established by Walther Dürr, based on the "New Schubert Edition") | Language | German (texts); German/English (preface); English translations of texts |
| Instrumentation | high voice, piano | Pages | XLII + 164 pages; 30.0 x 23.0 cm |
Questions frequently asked
What vocal range is intended for this collection of Schubert lieder?
The edition is designed for high voice with piano accompaniment. A lower transposition of "Am See" D 124 is included in the appendix.
Which lieder are included in Barenreiter Schubert F. - Lieder Vol.6 - High Voice?
The volume covers lieder composed between autumn 1814 and spring 1815, mainly classified according to the Deutsch catalogue. It notably includes "Nachtgesang" D 119, "Trost in Tränen" D 120, and pages related to "Faust" D 126.
Are the texts of the lieder translated?
The poems are printed in German and accompanied by Richard Wigmore's English translations. The preface is provided in both German and English.
Is this score an Urtext edition?
This Urtext edition was prepared by Walther Dürr based on the "New Schubert Edition". It also presents alternative versions, including first and second versions of some lieder.
What is the format and page count of volume 6?
The work comprises XLII + 164 pages in the 30.0 × 23.0 cm format.



