The text to one of this man's songs addresses the title character, "You pale comrade!
The text to one of this man's songs addresses the title character, "You pale comrade! Why do you ape the pain of my love?" Another has a 32nd note moto perpetuo in the right-hand piano, and depicts a man who asks a stream to give his greetings to his lover. In another of his songs, a 16th note ostinato halts at the words "und ach, sein Kuss!" Max Friedländer edited seven volumes of this composer's songs, and Gerald Moore and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau recorded all for the male voice. Another song begins with triplet octave Gs in the left hand to depict a horse on which a father and son flee. Songs like "Der Doppelgänger" and "Ständchen" are in his Schwanengesang, and he adapted poems by Wilhelm Müller in the first ever song cycle, Die Schöne Müllerin. For 10 points, name this composer of lieder like "Gretchen am Spinnrade," Winterreise, and "Der Erlkönig."
The text to one of this man's songs addresses the title character, "You pale comrade!
Franz Peter Schubert