Schubert arranged by his contemporaries

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Label
Musicaphon
Release Date
January 30, 2026
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Anton Diabelli, Johann Caspar Mertz, Franz Schubert
    • PERFORMER
      Clemens C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      January 30, 2026
    • UPC
      4012476569970
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      M56997
    • LABEL
      Musicaphon
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chant
    Works ⌄

    1. No. 1. Liebesbotschaft

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    2. No. 5. Aufenthalt

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    3. No. 10. Das Fischermädchen

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    4. No. 4. Ständchen (Serenade)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    5. No. 14. Die Taubenpost

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    6. No. 1. Das Wandern

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    7. No. 2. Wohin?

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    8. No. 7. Ungeduld

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    9. No. 8. Morgengruß

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    10. No. 18. Trockne Blumen

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    11. Winterreise, Op. 89, D. 911: No. 13. Die Post (arr. J.K. Mertz for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    12. Schäfers Klagelied, Op. 3, No. 1, D. 121b (arr. A. Diabelli for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    13. Lob der Tränen, Op. 13, No. 2, D. 711 (arr. A. Diabelli for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    14. Der Wanderer, D. 493 (arr. A. Diabelli for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    15. Trost in Tränen, D. 120 (arr. A. Diabelli for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    16. Nacht und Träume, Op. 43, No. 2, D. 827 (arr. A. Diabelli for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold

    17. Frühlingsglaube, Op. 20, No. 2, D. 686 (arr. A. Diabelli for voice and guitar)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Clemens-C. Loschmann, Maximilian Mangold


At the beginning of the 19th century, the guitar experienced a true heyday in several European cities. Numerous guitar virtuosos sparked a wave of enthusiasm for the guitar. The guitar, long overlooked and, unlike the lute, without a tradition in art music, entered concert life and became a fashionable instrument. However, the majority of these concerts were not public in the modern sense; rather, they took place in the private salons of the nobility and the wealthy middle class. Those with social ambitions hosted musical soirees. The private spaces for these soirees were not the size of a concert hall, and a piano was not always available. Songs with guitar accompaniment and works for smaller chamber music ensembles with guitar, which were published in large numbers at the beginning of the 19th century, therefore enjoyed great popularity.