Edition for high voice. "Robert Schumann," by the editor: p. [ix]-xii. Bibliography: p. [xv]. I fain would forth, I'd fain be free -- We walked under woodland arches -- Lovely cradle of my sorrow -- With myrtle and roses -- Dedication -- Almond tree -- Lotus flower -- My soul is dark -- Out over the forth -- Thou'rt lovely as a flower -- Jasmine tree -- Wanderer's song -- Silent love -- Silent tears -- Bygone pleasures -- To the sunshine -- Intermezzo -- In the forest -- Moonlight -- In a fair and foreign land -- Memories -- Spring night -- March violets -- Love's secret lost -- Since mine eyes beheld him -- He, the noblest of the noble -- I dare not, cannot believe it -- Thou ring upon my finger -- Dearest love, why gaze? -- Now hast thou turned my joy to bitt'rest pain -- 'Twas in the lovely month of may -- Where'er my tears are falling -- Rose and the lily, the sun and the dove -- When gazing in thine eyes so dear -- I'll not complain -- Now we've piping and pleasure -- Youth oft loves a maiden -- In dreams my tears were falling -- All night long I'm dreaming -- Songs of bitter sorrow -- Two Grenadiers -- In the garden -- Wherefore should I wander? -- Messages -- Sand-man -- Ladybird -- 'T is spring -- Snow-bells -- Young folks' song -- Thy face so fair.