The Schubert Song Companion¶
Reed, J. (1815). The Schubert Song Companion. Manchester University Press.
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- The canonical locus is the German Lied: Schubert's Erlkönig (D. 328, 1815) sets a Goethe ballad
This sourceReed's Schubert Song Companion, which discusses the seductive charm of Schubert's Erlking and places that charm in Goethe's text. What the accompaniment actually does at the close of Erlkoenig.
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“Johann Wolfgang von Goethe October 1815 G minor”
- The canonical locus is the German Lied: Schubert's Erlkönig (D. 328, 1815) sets a Goethe ballad
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