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Formats and Editions
1. Je Te Veux
2. Trois Autre Mélodies: Chanson
3. Trois Autre Mélodies: Chanson Médiévale
4. Trois Autre Mélodies: Les Fleurs
5. J'avais Un Ami
6. Trois Mélodies de 1886: Les Anges
7. Trois Mélodies de 1886: Elégie
8. Trois Mélodies de 1886: Sylvie
9. La Chemise 1
10. Quatre Petites Mélodies: Élégie 1
11. Quatre Petites Mélodies: Danseuse 1
12. Quatre Petites Mélodies: Chanson 1
13. Quatre Petites Mélodies: Adieu 1
14. Tendrement 1
15. Chez Le Docteur 1
16. Hymne 1
17. Ludions: Air Du Rat 1
18. Ludions: Spleen 1
19. Ludions: La Grenouille Américaine 2
20. Ludions: Air Du Poète 2
21. Ludions: Chanson Du Chat 2
22. Ludions: Imperial-Oxford 2
23. Ludions: L'omnibus-Automobile 2
24. Trois Mélodies de 1916: La Statue de Bronze 2
25. Trois Mélodies de 1916: Daphénéo 2
26. Trois Mélodies de 1916: Le Chapelier 2
27. Rambouillet 2
28. Trois Poèmes D'amour: No. 1 2
29. Trois Poèmes D'amour: No. 2 3
30. Trois Poèmes D'amour: No. 3 3
31. Marienbad 3
32. Allons-Y Chochotte 3
33. Petit Recueil Des Fêtes: Air Fantôme 3
34. Petit Recueil Des Fêtes: Sorcière 3
35. Petit Recueil Des Fêtes: Enfant-Martyre 3
36. Petit Recueil Des Fêtes: Le Picador Est Mort 3
37. Le Veuf (Première Version) 3
38. Le Veuf (Deuxième Version) 3
39. Un Dîner A L'èlysée 4
40. La Diva de L'empire
More Info:
Soprano Anja Lehmann was born in Langenhagen near Hanover, Germany. She qualified as a logopedist, then attended singing classes at conservatories in the Rhineland Palatinate area, her teachers being Professor Peter Anton Ling and Professor Dr. Julia Bauer. She was granted a concert diploma achieving excellent grades. Anja Lehmann now works as a freelance logopedist, singing teacher, and artist. In 2004 she became a lecturer for singing at the Rhineland Palatinate music college. Professor Dr. Ludwig Striegel was born in Munich in 1954. He received training as a music teacher in that town, specializing in piano lessons. After many years of teaching at an Augsburg secondary school, he joined an educational state institute at Munich. In 1995 he received a doctorate. His dissertation examined the importance of Erik Satie in the field of musical education. In the year 2000, Ludwig Striegel became a professor of musical education at the Rhineland Palatinate music college. He is active as an author and editor of educational publications and gives public performances as a pianist.
