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Chamber Music baritone voice, Piano, soprano voice SKU: PR.411411020 For Soprano, Baritone, and Piano Four Hands. Composed by Lowell Liebermann. Sws. Premiered January 15, 1997 by the New York Festival of Song Christine Goerke, soprano; William Sharp, baritone, Steven Blier and Michael Barrett, pianos Weill Recital Hall, New York City. Classical. Score. With Standard notation. Composed 1996. Opus 54. 48 pages. Duration 18 minutes, 30 seconds. Theodore Presser Company #411-41102. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.411411020). UPC: 680160088157. 9x12 inches. Text: Laren Stover. Laren Stover. Text by Laren Stover.The Appalachian Liebeslieder, Op. 54, were written on commission from the New York Festival of Song who had asked for a song-cycle that would have to do with some aspect of marriage in 20th-century American life. The texts were written by Laren Stover, whom I had met during a Yaddo Colony residency. The poems are told from the viewpoint of a native German woman who comes to America on vacation, marries an auto-mechanic named Roy, and is living with him in a trailer-park in Appalachia. The songs are scored for soprano, baritone, and piano, four-hands.The Appalachian Liebeslieder, Op. 54, were written on commission from the New York Festival of Song who had asked for a song-cycle that would have to do with some aspect of marriage in 20th-century American life.  The texts were written by Laren Stover, whom I had met during a Yaddo Colony residency.  The poems are told from the viewpoint of a native German woman who comes to America on vacation, marries an auto-mechanic named Roy, and is living with him in a trailer-park in Appalachia.  The songs are scored for soprano, baritone, and piano, four-hands.