Composer

Richard Strauss

German composer and orchestra director (1864–1949)

1864–1949

641 works in the index

Born: 1864
Died: 1949
Birthplace: Munich
Citizenship / historical state: Germany
Period (estimated from birth year): Modern

Biography

Richard Strauss — German composer and orchestra director (1864–1949). Richard Strauss was born in 1864 in Munich. The recorded year of death is 1949. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as Germany.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments: Voice, Piano, Low Voice, Horn, Voice High
Genres represented: Classical
Works with composition dates: 54 of 641

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 11 of 14

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details
Work	Year composed	Catalogue / opus	Key in title	Listed instruments	Genre	Editions
4 Songs, Op. 33 - 1. Verfuhrung	—	Op. 33	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 33 - 2. Gesang der Apollopriesterin	—	Op. 33	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 33 - 3. Hymnus	—	Op. 33	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 33 - 4. Pilgers Morgenlied	—	Op. 33	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 36 - 1. Das Rosenband	—	Op. 36	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 36 - 2. Fur funfzehn Pfennige	—	Op. 36	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 36 - 3. Hat gesagt - bleibt's nicht dabei	—	Op. 36	—	Voice	—	1
4 Songs, Op. 36 - 4. Anbetung	—	Op. 36	—	Voice	—	1
6 Songs, Op. 37 - 1. Gluckes genug	—	Op. 37	—	Voice	—	1
6 Songs, Op. 37 - 2. Ich Liebe dich	—	Op. 37	—	Voice	—	1
6 Songs, Op. 37 - 3. Meinem Kinde	—	Op. 37	—	Voice	—	1
6 Songs, Op. 37 - 4. Mein Auge	—	Op. 37	—	Voice	—	1
6 Songs, Op. 37 - 5. Herr Lenz	—	Op. 37	—	Voice	—	1
6 Songs, Op. 37 - 6. Hochzeitlich Leid	—	Op. 37	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 39 - 1. Leises Lied	—	Op. 39	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 39 - 2. Junghexenlied	—	Op. 39	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 39 - 3. Der Arbeitsmann	—	Op. 39	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 39 - 4. Befreit	—	Op. 39	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 39 - 5. Lied an meinen Sohn	—	Op. 39	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 41 - 1. Wiegenlied	—	Op. 41	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 41 - 2. In der Campagna	—	Op. 41	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 41 - 3. Am Ufer	—	Op. 41	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 41 - 4. Bruder Liederlich	—	Op. 41	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 41 - 5. Leise Lieder	—	Op. 41	—	Voice	—	1
3 Songs, Op. 43 - 1. An Sie	—	Op. 43	—	Voice	—	1
3 Songs, Op. 43 - 2. Muttertandelei	—	Op. 43	—	Voice	—	1
3 Songs, Op. 43 - 3. Die Ulme zu Hirsau	—	Op. 43	—	Voice	—	1
2 Larger Songs, Op. 44 - 1. Notturno	—	Op. 44	—	Voice	—	1
2 Larger Songs, Op. 44 - 2. Nachtlicher Gang	—	Op. 44	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 46 - 1. Ein Obdach gegen Sturm und Regen	—	Op. 46	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 46 - 2. Gestern war ich Atlas	—	Op. 46	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 46 - 3. Die sieben Siegel	—	Op. 46	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 46 - 4. Morgenrot	—	Op. 46	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 46 - 5. Ich sehe wie in einem Spiegel	—	Op. 46	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 47 - 1. Auf ein Kind	—	Op. 47	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 47 - 2. Des Dichters Abendgang	—	Op. 47	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 47 - 3. Ruckleben	—	Op. 47	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 47 - 4. Einkehr	—	Op. 47	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 47 - 5. Von den sieben Zechbrudern	—	Op. 47	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 48 - 1. Freundliche Vision	—	Op. 48	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 48 - 2. Ich schwebe	—	Op. 48	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 48 - 3. Kling! . . .	—	Op. 48	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 48 - 4. Winterweihe	—	Op. 48	—	Voice	—	1
5 Songs, Op. 48 - 5. Winterliebe	—	Op. 48	—	Voice	—	1
8 Songs, Op. 49 - 1. Waldseligkeit	—	Op. 49	—	Voice	—	1
8 Songs, Op. 49 - 2. In goldener Fulle	—	Op. 49	—	Voice	—	1
8 Songs, Op. 49 - 3. Wiegenliedchen	—	Op. 49	—	Voice	—	1
8 Songs, Op. 49 - 4. Das Lied des Steinklopfers	—	Op. 49	—	Voice	—	1

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 24796264. Portrait: unidentified photograph, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.