Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
6 Gesange, op. 3
6 Gesange, op. 6
6 Gesange, op. 7
8 Lieder und Romanzen, op. 14
5 Gedichte, op. 19
9 Lieder und Gesange, op. 32
4 Gesange, op. 43
Lieder, op. 46
15 Romances "Magelone Lieder", op. 33
5 Lieder, op. 47
7 Lieder, op. 48
5 Lieder, op. 49
8 Lieder und Gesange, op. 57
8 Lieder und Gesange, op. 58
8 Lieder und Gesange, op. 59
9 Lieder und Gesange, op. 63
9 Gesange, op. 69
4 Gesange, op. 70
5 Gesange, op. 71
5 Gesange, op. 72
5 Romances und Lieder, op. 84
6 Mélodies, op. 85
6 Lieder, op. 86
5 Lieder, op. 94
Lieder, op. 95
Lieder, op. 96
Lieder, op. 97
Lieder, op. 105
Zigeunerlieder, op. 103
5 Lieder, op. 106
5 Lieder, op. 107
Quatre mélodies sérieuses, op. 121
Lieder populaires allemands, WoO 33
Volks-Kinderlieder, WoO 31
5 Lieder "Ophelia", WoO posth. 22
Regenlied
Mondnacht, WoO 21

Juliane Banse, soprano
Iris Vermillion, mezzo-soprano
Andreas Schmidt, baryton
Helmut Deutsch, piano

Now at long last we are happy to be able to offer you our complete edition of the solo songs of Johannes Brahms in a top-quality box of eleven CDs containing a booklet of more than a hundred pages – all at a special low price! And to top things off: all the song texts are available in German and English on our website under this product as a pdf. The outstanding interpreters Juliane Banse, Iris Vermillion, and Andreas Schmidt dedicate themselves with consummate vocal artistry to the composer’s many different song cycles, always with their loyal accompanist, the pianist Helmut Deutsch. Johannes Brahms preferred to compose individual songs or smaller groups of four or five songs and to gather them together under a single opus number. His unique selections of texts and combinations of songs never fail to fascinate us. Brahms always wanted to emphasize the independent literary value of his song sources and was particularly interested in the musical mediation of their atmospheric and emotional content. A highlight edition for song fans!