Leicht ausführbare Kompositionen zum gottesdienstlichen Gebrauch op. 61
Four Marian Songs op. 61e
for soprano, alto (or tenor, bass) and organ
Content
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No. 1 Dir, o schönste Himmelsblüte
Text: nach Bernhard von Clairvaux
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No. 2 Erhab'ne Mutter
Text: Hermann von Reichenau
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No. 3 O Stern im Meere, Fürstin der Liebe
Text: Franz Alfred Muth
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No. 4 O Lilie rein, Maria
Text: Franz Alfred Muth
Creation
Komponiert in Weiden und München, zwischen Juli und November
1901
Status
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Dedication
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Performance medium
Soprano; [Tenor]; Alto; [Bass]; Organ
Work collection
- Leicht ausführbare Kompositionen zum gottesdienstlichen
Gebrauch op. 61
Other parts:- Eight “Tantum ergo” op. 61a for four- or five-part mixed voice unaccompanied choir
- Four “Tantum ergo” op. 61b for sprano, alto (or tenor, bass) and organ
- Four “Tantum ergo” op. 61c for mixed voice choir and organ
- Eight Marian Songs op. 61d for mixed voice unaccompanied choir
- Four Marian Songs op. 61f for mixed voice choir and organ
- Six Mourning Songs op. 61g for mixed voice unaccompanied choir
Original work
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Versions
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Object reference
Max Reger: Four Marian Songs op. 61e, in: Reger-Werkausgabe, www.reger-werkausgabe.de/mri_work_01104_004.html, version 3.1.0, 23rd December 2024.
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