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Vier ernste Gesänge

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Vier ernste Gesänge

Settings by Brahms for baritone and piano of words from the Bible, Op. 121, composed in May 1896. The corresponding passages in English are ‘One thing befalleth’, ‘So I returned’, ‘O death, how bitter is thy sting’, ‘Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels’.



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