Galgenlieder, Op. 129: IV. Die luft

Name: Galgenlieder, Op. 129: IV. Die luft
Description: Galgenlieder, Op. 129: IV. Die luft a song by Jan Koetsier on BeMusic

Galgenlieder, Op. 129: IV. Die luft a song by Jan Koetsier on BeMusic

Pavane, Op. 50 (arr. E. Fink for soprano, harp and tuba) by Walter Hilgers,
Espana, Op. 165: No. 3. Malaguena (arr. W. Hilgers for harp and tuba) by Walter Hilgers,
Pres d'un berceau by Walter Hilgers,
Tree Spirituals: Swing low, sweet chariot - Were you there - Plenty good room (arr. T. Deutschmann for soprano, harp and tuba) by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: I. Das geburtslied by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: II. Das hemmed by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: III. Die zwei wurzeln by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: IV. Die luft by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: V. Fisches nachtgesang by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: VI. Igel und Agel by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: VII. Die beiden Esel by Walter Hilgers,
Galgenlieder, Op. 129: VIII. Das gebet by Walter Hilgers,
Pastorella vaga bella (arr. M. Randlinger and H. Muller for soprano, harp and tuba): Aria: Pastorella vaga bella by Walter Hilgers,
Pastorella vaga bella (arr. M. Randlinger and H. Muller for soprano, harp and tuba): Recitative: Cosi la bella Nicea by Walter Hilgers,
Pastorella vaga bella (arr. M. Randlinger and H. Muller for soprano, harp and tuba): Aria: Solo per voi per mille e mille by Walter Hilgers,
Carnival of the Animals: XIII. Le Cygne (The Swan) (arr. H. Muller for harp and tuba) by Walter Hilgers,
3 Gesange, Op. 95: No. 2. An den Mond by Walter Hilgers,
Fantasia II, Op. 29, No. 2: I. Nocturne: Adagio by Walter Hilgers,
Fantasia II, Op. 29, No. 2: II. Rondeau: Allegro scherzando by Walter Hilgers,
Fantasia II, Op. 29, No. 2: III. Valse berceuse: Andante calmo by Walter Hilgers,
Fantasia II, Op. 29, No. 2: IV. Finale: Allegro vivace – un poco piu vivace – Presto by Walter Hilgers,
Oedipus, King of Thebes, Z. 583: Music for a while (arr. M. Randlinger for soprano, harp and tuba) by Walter Hilgers,