Pieces in this collection
- Edone, D 445 (Edone)
- An die Natur, D 372 (To nature)
- Pflügerlied, D 392 (Ploughing song)
- Der Leidende, D 432 (The suffering person)
- Gott im Frühlinge, D 448 (God in spring)
- Lied (Ins stille Land), D403 (Song)
- Der Herbstabend, D 405 (The autumn evening)
- Am Grabe Anselmos, D 504 (By Anselmo's grave)
- Andenken, D 99, D 423 (Thinking back)
- Am Tage Aller Seelen / Litanei auf das Fest Aller Seelen, D 343 (On All Souls' Day / Litany for the Feast of All Souls)
- Lied aus der Ferne, D 107 (Song from afar)
- Zufriedenheit, D 362, D 501 (Contentment)
- Klage (Dein Silber schien), D 436 (Lament)
- Mailied (Grüner wird die Au), D 129, D 199, D 503 (May song)
- Trauer der Liebe, D 465 (Mourning for love)
- Am ersten Maimorgen, D 344 (On the first morning of May)
This collection of songs (all but one, D 512) in Schubert’s handwriting was probably given to Heinrich Grob, the brother of Therese Grob (1798 – 1875) in November 1816. Scholars continue to debate the suggestion that Schubert prepared the collection for Therese in the hope of marrying her. The songs included were:
D 445 | Edone |
D Anhang I,28 (formerly D 512) | Klage (according the Deutsch catalogue, not by Schubert) |
D 372 | An die Natur |
D 392 | Pflügerlied |
D 432 | Klage (Der Leidende) |
D 448 | Gott im Frühlinge |
D 403 | Lied von Salis (Ins stille Land) |
D 405 | Der Herbstabend |
D 504 | Am Grabe Anselmos |
D 99 | Andenken |
D 343 | Am Tage aller Seelen (Litanei) |
D 107 | Lied aus der Ferne |
D 501 | Zufriedenheit |
D 436 | Klage |
D 503 | Mailied |
D 465 | Trauer der Liebe |
D 344 | Am ersten Maimorgen |
Rita Steblin, ‘Schubert’s beloved singer Therese Grob: New Documentary Research’, in Schubert durch die Brille Volume 28 (January 2002)
Maynard Solomon, ‘Franz Schubert and the Peacocks of Benvenuto Cellini’, in 19th-Century Music Vol. 12 No. 3 (spring 1989)