阿尔班·柏格在1909年二十四岁时创作的《四首歌曲》(Vier Lieder Op2)是一部代表他典型早期风格、妙趣横生的作品。这部由四首歌曲组成的套曲,构思奇特:它开始于首曲中清晰的d小调调性,却结束在终曲的模糊调性关系之中。就在这首终曲中,伯格首次没使用调号——这成了他的歌剧《沃采克》音乐语言的先导。这些歌曲分别采用了诗人海贝尔(第一首)和蒙柏特的诗集《Der Gluhende》(第二、三和四首)中的诗作为歌词。 Alban Berger’s Vier Lieder Op2, written at the age of twenty-four in 1909, is a playful piece that represents his typical early style. The song, composed of four songs, is peculiarly fanciful: it begins with the clear d minor tonalities of the first song, ending with the faint tonal relationship of the finale. In this first finale, Bergh did not use the notation for the first time - it became the forerunner of his Vaucluk opera language. These songs are the lyrics of the poet Hebel (first) and the poem “Der Gluhende” (second, third and fourth) of Mumbert’s song respectively.