with Imogen Cooper (Philips Dig 446 086–2). Gerhard Hüsch with Hanns Udo Müller (1930s) (HMV 78rpm). Lotte Lehmann with Bruno Walter (1940s) (Philips Minigroove LP ABL 3166, Columbia 10" LP 33C1020). Walther Ludwig with Michael Raucheisen, EMG review April 1955 (DGG LP 16029) Charles Panzéra (baritone) with Alfred Cortot (HMV DB 4987–89). Ian Partridge with Jennifer Partridge, 1974 (CfP CD CFP 4651) Peter Pears with Benjamin Britten Aksel Schiøtz with Gerald Moore (1946), (HMV 78rpm DB 6270–72, HMV BLP 1064). Peter Schreier with Norman Shetler (issued 1972) (DGG LP 2530 353). Schreier with Christoph Eschenbach (issued 1991) (Teldec 3 CDs 2292–46154). Bernhard Schütz with Reinhold Friedl (issued 2011) (Bôłt CD BR POP01). Gérard Souzay with Dalton Baldwin, 1962 (Philips CD 442 741–2). Souzay with Jacqueline Bonneau, 1953 (Decca CD 440 065–2) Souzay with Alfred Cortot (Live, Paris 1956) (Italian Cetra LP LO 501). José van Dam with Dalton Baldwin (Kerner lieder and Dichterliebe) (Forlane CD B0000541 FL). Fritz Wunderlich with Hubert Giesen (DGG CD 449 7472). In literature Dichterliebe is prominently featured in Jon Marans's play Old Wicked Songs. In the play, a young American pianist travels to Europe to overcome an artistic block that threatens his career. Through his work with a renowned Viennese musician with a checkered past, he explores the nature of meaning and artistry through Schumann's music. The play takes its name from the cycle's final song. The first song, Im wunderschönen Monat Mai, plays a key role in Julio Cortázar's short story "The Secret Weapons". In Michael Nyman's chamber opera The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, one of the protagonists sings Ich grolle nicht. In "Cudzoziemka" by Maria Kuncewiczowa the song Ich grolle nicht plays a crucial role for the protagonist. Notes References Edited by Arthur Komar. (2005). Schumann Dichterliebe: AN AUTHORITATIVE SCORE * HISTORICAL BACKGROUND * ESSAYS IN ANALYSIS * VIEWS AND COMMENTS, New York: W. W. Norton & Company. External links Texts, translations, information on original and final editions, available published editions, recommended recordings, web and book bibliography Recording performed by Anton Belov, baritone and Lydia Brown, piano from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in MP3 format Text and translations from The Lied, Art Song, and Choral Texts Archive Song cycles by Robert Schumann 1840 compositions Musical settings of poems by Heinrich Heine Classical song cycles in German