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Gustav Lange Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Composer Gustav Lange was born in Schwerstedt, near Erfurt in the Province of Saxony, Kingdom of Prussia.

He was active mainly in Berlin and is known for having left many salon pieces for solo piano.

In Japan, many of his works—such as Edelweiss and Flower Song—are especially popular.

This time, we’ll introduce a ranking of Gustav Lange’s most popular pieces, so whether you listen to classical music regularly or not, be sure to check it out!

Gustav Lange Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)

Rose of the Wilderness, Op. 78 No. 3Gustav Lange15rank/position

Gustav Lange, a master of piano works who was active in 19th-century Germany.

Among his compositions, “The Rose of the Wilderness” is as popular as “Flower Song.” This piece, distinguished by its beautiful melody, captivates with the refined nuance and rich emotional expression characteristic of the Romantic era.

Like a single rose blooming in the wild, its music paints a scene that is fleeting yet beautiful.

Recommended for early to intermediate pianists, it is frequently performed at recitals.

Played with a clear, transparent touch and careful phrasing, its beauty will stand out even more.

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G. Lange, In Rank and File; composed by Lange, “Forming the Ranks”
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Gustav Lange was a Romantic composer active in 19th-century Germany, who left behind more than 400 salon pieces for solo piano.

This piece, titled “In Formation,” musically depicts orderly marches and ranks of soldiers.

Its recurring melodic lines and rhythms evoke the disciplined movement of step after step.

Frequently included in children’s piano method books and often performed at recitals, this work is an ideal piece for experiencing the aesthetics of discipline and unity through music.

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