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'''Description:''' Reger has set two different versions of three poems: | '''Description:''' Reger has set two different versions of three poems: | ||
1. Im Himmelreich ein Haus steht (by Spervogel, modernized german by Will Vesper) | 1. Im Himmelreich ein Haus steht (by Spervogel, modernized german by [[Will Vesper]]) | ||
2. Abendgang im Lenz (by | 2. Abendgang im Lenz (by Ludwig Rafael which is a pseudonym for [[Hedwig Kiesekamp]]) | ||
3. Er ist's (by Eduard Möerike). | 3. Er ist's (by [[Eduard Mörike|Eduard Möerike]]). | ||
One set of compositions is published as op. 111a for 3-part female choir (SSA). The other one is published as op. 111b for 4-part female choir (SSAA). This site belongs to the op. 111b works. | One set of compositions is published as op. 111a for 3-part female choir (SSA). The other one is published as op. 111b for 4-part female choir (SSAA). This site belongs to the op. 111b works. | ||
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- (Posted 2016-02-05) CPDL #38444:
- Editor: Alexander Reuter (submitted 2016-02-05). Score information: A4, 4 pages, 377 kB Copyright: CPDL
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General Information
Title: Er ist's op. 111b Nr. 3
Composer: Max Reger
Lyricist: Eduard Mörike
Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SSAA
Genre: Secular, Partsong
Language: German
Instruments: A cappella
Published: 1909
Description: Reger has set two different versions of three poems:
1. Im Himmelreich ein Haus steht (by Spervogel, modernized german by Will Vesper)
2. Abendgang im Lenz (by Ludwig Rafael which is a pseudonym for Hedwig Kiesekamp)
3. Er ist's (by Eduard Möerike).
One set of compositions is published as op. 111a for 3-part female choir (SSA). The other one is published as op. 111b for 4-part female choir (SSAA). This site belongs to the op. 111b works.
External websites: http://imslp.org/wiki/Special:ImagefromIndex/113720
Original text and translations
German text
Frühling läßt sein blaues Band
wieder flattern durch die Lüfte;
süße, wohlbekannte Düfte
streifen ahnungsvoll das Land.
Veilchen träumen schon,
wollen balde kommen.
Horch, ein leiser Harfenton!
Frühling, ja du bist’s!
Dich hab’ ich vernommen!