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SELECTED ARIAS (the numbers refer to the discography)
1. "Komm, O Hoffuning" from Beethoven's FIDELIO (103)
2. "Wie nahte mir der Schlummer" from Weber's DER FREISCHÜTZ (143)
3. "Ozean du Ungeheuer!" from Weber's OBERON (083)
4. "Wie nahte mir der Schlummer" from Weber's DER FREISCHÜTZ (143)
5. "Nun eilt herbei!" from Nicolai's DIE LUSTIGEN WEIBER VON WINDSOR (290)
6. "Euch Lüften" from Wagner's LOHENGRIN (171)
7. "Allmächt'ge Jungfrau" from Wagner's TANNHÄUSER (170)
8. "Mild und leise" from Wagner's TRISTAN UND ISOLDE (177b)
9. "Da geht er hin" from DER ROSENKAVALIER by Richard Strauss (218)
10. "Sie atmet leicht...es gibt ein Reich" ARIADNE AUF NAXOS by R. Strauss (111)
11. "Mein Elemer" from ARABELLA by R. Strauss (208)
12. "Ich ging zu ihm" from Korngold's DAS WUNDER DER HELIANE (107)
13. "Klänge der Heimat" from DIE FLEDERMAUS by Johann Strauss Jr. (186)
14. "So war meine Mutter...Es auch nichts " from Lehár's EVA (109)
15. "Man nennt mich jetzt Mimi" from Puccini's LA BOHEME (041) (Better known as "Mi chimano Mimi")
16. "Dich, teure Halle" from TANNHÄUSER by Wagner (169)
17. "Hinweg! Hinweg!" from DIE WALKÜRE by Wagner (433)

SELECTED SONGS / LIEDER
1. "An den Mond (Geuss lieber Mond)" by Schubert (399)
2. "An die Nachtigall" by Brahms (312)
3. "An die ferne Geliebte" by Beethoven (459c) from a live broadcast of a recital from Town Hall.
4. "Auf dem Hügel"
5. "Wo die Berge"
6. "Leichte Segler"
7. "Diese Wolken"
8. "Es kehret"
9. "Nimm sie hin denn"
10. "Allerseelen" by Richard Strauss (350)
11. "Allerseelen" from the radio broadcast
12. "Auch kleine Dinge" by Wolf (284)
13. "Auf dem Kirchhofe" by Brahms (313)
14. "Auf ein altes Bild" by Wolf (282)
15. "Aufträge" by Schumann (119a)
16. "Bist du bei mir" by Bach, now attributed to Stölzel (162)
17. "Brauner Bursche" by Brahms (395a)
18. "Da unten im Tale" by Brahms (316b)
19. "Die Männer sind méchant" by Schubert (408)
20. "Die Mainacht" by Brahms (310)
21. "Die Zeitlose" by Strauss (418a) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
22. "Du bist wie eine Blume" by Schumann (154)
23. "Du meines Herzens Krönelein" by Strauss (419)
24. "Erlaube mir, feins Mädchen" by Brahms (316a)
25. "Feinliebchen, du sollst" by Brahms (311)
26. "Freiheit die ich meine" by Groos (549)
27. "Frühling übers Jahr" by Wolf (281)
28. "God Bless America" by Berlin (410)
29. "He Zigeuner" by Brahms (395a)
30. "Heimweh" by Wolf (288)
31. "In der Frühe" by Wolf (283)
32. "Infidélité" by Hahn (415) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
33. "Ich muss wieder einmal in Grinzing sein! by Benatzky (367) The original "dialect" (as well at the English translation) is now available.
34. "La vie anterieure" by Duparc (416) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
35. "L'enamourée" by Hahn (414) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
36. "Morgen" by Richard Strauss (351)
37. "My Lovely Celia" by Munro (365)
38. "Der Nussbaum" by Schumann (117)
39. "O liebliche Wangen" by Brahms (317b)
40. "Peregrina I" by Wolf (286)
41. "Psyche" by Paladilhe (417)This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
42. "She Never Told Her Love" by Haydn (366)
43. "Sonntag" by Brahms (317a)
44. "Ständchen" by Richard Strauss (353)
45. "Widmung" by Schumann (153)
46. "Wie bist du meine Königin" by Brahms (314) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
47. "Wir wandelten" by Brahms (315)
48. "Wozu noch" by Strauss (418b)
49. "Die Zeitlose" by Strauss (418a) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78.
50. "Zueignung" by Richard Strauss (352)

THE COMPLETE WINTERREISE OF SCHUBERT
"Gute Nacht"
"Die Wetterfahne"
"Gefrorne Tränen"
"Erstarrung"
"Der Lindenbaum"
"Wasserflut"
"Auf dem Flusse"
"Rückblick"
"Irrlicht"
"Rast"
"Frühlingstraum"
"Einsamkeit"
"Die Post"
"Der greise Kopf"
"Die Krähe"
"Letzte Hoffnung"
"Im Dorfe"
"Der stürmische Morgen"
"Täuschung"
"Der Wegweiser"
"Das Wirtshaus"
"Mut"
"Die Nebensonnen"
"Der Leiermann"

EARLIEST RECORDINGS
Lotte Lehmann's very first recordings.

1. Wagner: Lohengrin: Einsam in trüben Tagen (001)
2. Wagner: Lohengrin: Euch Lüften, die mein Klagen (002)
3. Wagner: Tannhäuser: Dich teure Halle (003)
4. Wagner: Tannhäuser: Allmächt'ge Jungfrau (004)
5. Wagner: Lohengrin: Du Ärmste kannst wohl nie ermessen (005)
6. Weber: Der Freischütz: Alles pflegt schon längst der Ruh' (008)
7. Gounod: Faust: Es war ein König in Thule (011)
8. Gounod: Faust: Er liebt mich (012)
9. Puccini: La Bohème: Man nennt mich jetzt Mimi (014)
10. Puccini: Madame Butterfly: Über das Meer (023)
11. Tchaikovsky: Eugen Onegin: Ich schrieb' an Sie (Ich schrieb' an Sie) (015)
12. Thomas: Mignon: Kennst du das Land (016)
13. Puccini: Madame Butterfly: Eines Tages sehen wir (017)
14. Mozart: Marriage of Figaro: Heil'ge Quelle (018)
15. Mozart: Marriage of Figaro: O säume länger nicht (019)
16. Bizet: Carmen: Ich sprach, dass ich furchtlos mich fühle (020)
17. Thomas: Mignon: Dort bei ihm ist sie jetzt (021)
18. Weber: Der Freischütz: Wie nahte mir der Schlummer (022)
19. Massenet: Manon: Nützet die schönen, jungen Tage (024)
20. Wagner: Die Walküre: Du bist der Lenz (025)

INTERVIEWS and REMINISCENCES

(Click on any link to listen.)

Studs Terkel interviews LL in 1960 (English):
Part I Part II

Studs interviews LL on her 85th birthday in 1973 (English):
Part I Part II Part III Part IV

Gaussman interviews LL (German):
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V

Salzburg interview (German):
1. Early Career 2. Vienna Years 3. Salzburg Performances

Vienna interview, at age 74 (German):

75th Birthday Interview (German):

Hans Fischer Karwin interviews LL in 1969 (German):

Gary Hickling interviews LL on her 85th birthday (English):

LL and Gary Hickling Melchior Tribute, 1973 (English):

LL addresses the artists of the Vienna Opera after the War (German):

LL discusses Opera Intrigue (German):

LL giving a masterclass in Boston (Excerpt, English):

LL recites one of her poems (German):

LL recites Der du von dem Himmel bist of Goethe (German):

LL in the MGM motion picture Big City (Video Clip):

LL Farewell Speech at Town Hall Recital (English)

The creation of the complete Lehmann discography is a work in progress. Currently, all sound files are in MP3 format. Text and English translations of the entire discography are gradually being generated. NAVIGATE THIS PAGE Earliest Recordings Interviews & Reminiscences Selected Arias Selected Songs / Lieder The Complete Winterreise		FEATURED RECORDINGS FIRST LEHMANN TRIBUTE CD: LOTTE LEHMANN: To Honor Her Legacy, A Sung and Spoken Tribute The Lotte Lehmann Foundation's recording celebrating the artistic legacy of Lotte Lehmann featuring her students and Foundation Advisors in song and spoken memory, is available on the Arabesque label. SECOND LEHMANN TRIBUTE CD: Click here to preview. DOCUMENTARY ON LEHMANN A two part Lehmann Documentary, funded in part by a grant from the Lotte Lehmann Foundation, was prepared for Chicago's WFMT and broadcast during 2006 to mark the 30th anniversary of Lehmann's death. Writer / producer Jon Tolansky interviewed Lehmann students and colleagues and included many rare recordings and masterclasses. You may hear the first hour, which features Lehmann's opera recordings, or the second hour, with more focus on Lieder. SELECTED ARIAS (the numbers refer to the discography) 1. "Komm, O Hoffuning" from Beethoven's FIDELIO (103) 2. "Wie nahte mir der Schlummer" from Weber's DER FREISCHÜTZ (143) 3. "Ozean du Ungeheuer!" from Weber's OBERON (083) 4. "Wie nahte mir der Schlummer" from Weber's DER FREISCHÜTZ (143) 5. "Nun eilt herbei!" from Nicolai's DIE LUSTIGEN WEIBER VON WINDSOR (290) 6. "Euch Lüften" from Wagner's LOHENGRIN (171) 7. "Allmächt'ge Jungfrau" from Wagner's TANNHÄUSER (170) 8. "Mild und leise" from Wagner's TRISTAN UND ISOLDE (177b) 9. "Da geht er hin" from DER ROSENKAVALIER by Richard Strauss (218) 10. "Sie atmet leicht...es gibt ein Reich" ARIADNE AUF NAXOS by R. Strauss (111) 11. "Mein Elemer" from ARABELLA by R. Strauss (208) 12. "Ich ging zu ihm" from Korngold's DAS WUNDER DER HELIANE (107) 13. "Klänge der Heimat" from DIE FLEDERMAUS by Johann Strauss Jr. (186) 14. "So war meine Mutter...Es auch nichts " from Lehár's EVA (109) 15. "Man nennt mich jetzt Mimi" from Puccini's LA BOHEME (041) (Better known as "Mi chimano Mimi") 16. "Dich, teure Halle" from TANNHÄUSER by Wagner (169) 17. "Hinweg! Hinweg!" from DIE WALKÜRE by Wagner (433) SELECTED SONGS / LIEDER 1. "An den Mond (Geuss lieber Mond)" by Schubert (399) 2. "An die Nachtigall" by Brahms (312) 3. "An die ferne Geliebte" by Beethoven (459c) from a live broadcast of a recital from Town Hall. 4. "Auf dem Hügel" 5. "Wo die Berge" 6. "Leichte Segler" 7. "Diese Wolken" 8. "Es kehret" 9. "Nimm sie hin denn" 10. "Allerseelen" by Richard Strauss (350) 11. "Allerseelen" from the radio broadcast 12. "Auch kleine Dinge" by Wolf (284) 13. "Auf dem Kirchhofe" by Brahms (313) 14. "Auf ein altes Bild" by Wolf (282) 15. "Aufträge" by Schumann (119a) 16. "Bist du bei mir" by Bach, now attributed to Stölzel (162) 17. "Brauner Bursche" by Brahms (395a) 18. "Da unten im Tale" by Brahms (316b) 19. "Die Männer sind méchant" by Schubert (408) 20. "Die Mainacht" by Brahms (310) 21. "Die Zeitlose" by Strauss (418a) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 22. "Du bist wie eine Blume" by Schumann (154) 23. "Du meines Herzens Krönelein" by Strauss (419) 24. "Erlaube mir, feins Mädchen" by Brahms (316a) 25. "Feinliebchen, du sollst" by Brahms (311) 26. "Freiheit die ich meine" by Groos (549) 27. "Frühling übers Jahr" by Wolf (281) 28. "God Bless America" by Berlin (410) 29. "He Zigeuner" by Brahms (395a) 30. "Heimweh" by Wolf (288) 31. "In der Frühe" by Wolf (283) 32. "Infidélité" by Hahn (415) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 33. "Ich muss wieder einmal in Grinzing sein! by Benatzky (367) The original "dialect" (as well at the English translation) is now available. 34. "La vie anterieure" by Duparc (416) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 35. "L'enamourée" by Hahn (414) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 36. "Morgen" by Richard Strauss (351) 37. "My Lovely Celia" by Munro (365) 38. "Der Nussbaum" by Schumann (117) 39. "O liebliche Wangen" by Brahms (317b) 40. "Peregrina I" by Wolf (286) 41. "Psyche" by Paladilhe (417)This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 42. "She Never Told Her Love" by Haydn (366) 43. "Sonntag" by Brahms (317a) 44. "Ständchen" by Richard Strauss (353) 45. "Widmung" by Schumann (153) 46. "Wie bist du meine Königin" by Brahms (314) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 47. "Wir wandelten" by Brahms (315) 48. "Wozu noch" by Strauss (418b) 49. "Die Zeitlose" by Strauss (418a) This is a 45 rpm with less surface noise than a 78. 50. "Zueignung" by Richard Strauss (352) THE COMPLETE WINTERREISE OF SCHUBERT "Gute Nacht" "Die Wetterfahne" "Gefrorne Tränen" "Erstarrung" "Der Lindenbaum" "Wasserflut" "Auf dem Flusse" "Rückblick" "Irrlicht" "Rast" "Frühlingstraum" "Einsamkeit" "Die Post" "Der greise Kopf" "Die Krähe" "Letzte Hoffnung" "Im Dorfe" "Der stürmische Morgen" "Täuschung" "Der Wegweiser" "Das Wirtshaus" "Mut" "Die Nebensonnen" "Der Leiermann" EARLIEST RECORDINGS Lotte Lehmann's very first recordings. 1. Wagner: Lohengrin: Einsam in trüben Tagen (001) 2. Wagner: Lohengrin: Euch Lüften, die mein Klagen (002) 3. Wagner: Tannhäuser: Dich teure Halle (003) 4. Wagner: Tannhäuser: Allmächt'ge Jungfrau (004) 5. Wagner: Lohengrin: Du Ärmste kannst wohl nie ermessen (005) 6. Weber: Der Freischütz: Alles pflegt schon längst der Ruh' (008) 7. Gounod: Faust: Es war ein König in Thule (011) 8. Gounod: Faust: Er liebt mich (012) 9. Puccini: La Bohème: Man nennt mich jetzt Mimi (014) 10. Puccini: Madame Butterfly: Über das Meer (023) 11. Tchaikovsky: Eugen Onegin: Ich schrieb' an Sie (Ich schrieb' an Sie) (015) 12. Thomas: Mignon: Kennst du das Land (016) 13. Puccini: Madame Butterfly: Eines Tages sehen wir (017) 14. Mozart: Marriage of Figaro: Heil'ge Quelle (018) 15. Mozart: Marriage of Figaro: O säume länger nicht (019) 16. Bizet: Carmen: Ich sprach, dass ich furchtlos mich fühle (020) 17. Thomas: Mignon: Dort bei ihm ist sie jetzt (021) 18. Weber: Der Freischütz: Wie nahte mir der Schlummer (022) 19. Massenet: Manon: Nützet die schönen, jungen Tage (024) 20. Wagner: Die Walküre: Du bist der Lenz (025) INTERVIEWS and REMINISCENCES (Click on any link to listen.) Studs Terkel interviews LL in 1960 (English): Part I Part II Studs interviews LL on her 85th birthday in 1973 (English): Part I Part II Part III Part IV Gaussman interviews LL (German): Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Salzburg interview (German): 1. Early Career 2. Vienna Years 3. Salzburg Performances Vienna interview, at age 74 (German): 75th Birthday Interview (German): Hans Fischer Karwin interviews LL in 1969 (German): Gary Hickling interviews LL on her 85th birthday (English): LL and Gary Hickling Melchior Tribute, 1973 (English): LL addresses the artists of the Vienna Opera after the War (German): LL discusses Opera Intrigue (German): LL giving a masterclass in Boston (Excerpt, English): LL recites one of her poems (German): LL recites Der du von dem Himmel bist of Goethe (German): LL in the MGM motion picture Big City (Video Clip): LL Farewell Speech at Town Hall Recital (English)