Sidney Keyes deserves to be remembered

 may I thank you many times over for myself, colleagues and my students for this valuable source.
 
 (I have donated in the past.)

 I have a cd with no song names, there is a song in french sung by a man he keeps saying "diese
 melodie" I know I've heard the tune is an old song but I do not know the name or the artist. The
 cd is title in spanish and is called"francia y su musica "La magia de la cancion francesa"

 I love this page. I can get whatever song I want. Thanks

 Roland de Lassus is NOT the author of "Peccantem me quotidie" - this text is simply the 7th
 Respond at Matins for the Dead, as pointed out by David Fraser at the end of his edition of
 William Byrd's choral setting of this work, available at the Choral Public Domain Library
 (cpdl.org), where I am the manager.

 Dear Emily -
 
 I am able to add a death date for composer, Frederick H. Pease (my great-great uncle). It is 1909.
  Many thanks for this invaluable website!
 
 Patricia

 I hate your chickens, but I'll have your kids. 
 Singing: Maybe we can get together! 
 Add to MSN.

 Thanks for this ambitious resource.  I've never found anything remotely close to this elsewhere
 online.  I usually find exactly the information I'm looking for when I visit.

 Hi Em,
 Thank you once again for saving the day, this time with Rachmaninoff translations!
 
 FYI,  I tried to make a small contribution via PayPal just now. (It's about time...)  The PayPal
 screen seemed to be rejecting the transaction when I processed it, saying I had to enter an amount
 greater than zero. (I had, of course!)  Tried it a second time with the same result.  So far I've
 gotten no email from PayPal confirming either one or two transactions, so I think it failed. 
 Before I reach for the plastic to try again, please let me know if anything registered on your
 end, either as an attempt or a success!
 
 (I'm putting this in the public comments to encourage other users to contribute.)
 
 All best,
 Danielle

 Searching your list for a poem by Fr. Schiller "Würde der Frauen" I mentioned that the compostion
 from J.Fr.Reichardt is missing.

 We would like to publish a recording of the song Sturmflut by Erich J. Wolff and to print the
 German version of this poem by Tora zu Eulenburg in the CD booklet.
 
 Would you please be so kind and allow us to reprint it?
 
 Best regards,
 P. Pachl

 I just want to say thank you because now I can combine my love of lieder with my study of Italian
 thanks to all the translations you let us see. I can't think of a more interestng way to learn it!
 Thank you again.

 What a fabulous site! It's a treasure-house! Well done to all the people who are involved in
 creating this site, and to the translators especially. Thank you all.
 Love, Richard Kaminski

 Are there really any art songs in Arabic? You have it listed in the languages but there's nothing
 there. I'm just curious.

 Yesterday heard "Schneeglöckchen" of Korngold sung Katharina Kammerloher. It`s so wonderful.
 
 Best wishes