The sixth set of these works contains a piece in memory of Niels Gade and the melancholy "Vanished Days." Another set of these works opens with a berceuse, and includes a folk "Fling Dance" and "Spring Dance." Its final volume, its composer's Opus 71, was published thirty-four years after its first volume, which includes a "watchman's song" inspired by Macbeth, and begins with an "Arietta." It includes its composer's Opus 12, Opus 38, Opus 54, and Opus 65, and contains pieces such as "Erotik," "Butterfly," "Wedding Day 
The sixth set of these works contains a piece in memory of Niels Gade and the melancholy "Vanished Days." Another set of these works opens with a berceuse, and includes a folk "Fling Dance" and "Spring Dance." Its final volume, its composer's Opus 71, was published thirty-four years after its first volume, which includes a "watchman's song" inspired by Macbeth, and begins with an "Arietta." It includes its composer's Opus 12, Opus 38, Opus 54, and Opus 65, and contains pieces such as "Erotik," "Butterfly," "Wedding Day at ? Troldhaugen," and "March of the Trolls." FTP, identify this collection of 66 short works for solo piano by Edvard Grieg.
The sixth set of these works contains a piece in memory of Niels Gade and the melancholy "Vanished Days."
{Lyric} Pieces [or {Lyriske stykker}]