Schwalbenmärchen
Song Title | Schwalbenmärchen (Search) |
Composer(s): | Carl Loewe |
Author(s): | Ferdinand Freiligrath |
Keyword(s) & Features: | Africa; African; Air; Antelope; Arabian; Arrows; Beaks; Bells; Blossoms; Chirps; Chorus; Cousins; Crocodiles; Crowns; Crystal; Dancing; Dates; Drinking; Ethiopian; Exoticism; Flowers; Foreign; Frogs; Goats; Greetings; Horses; Hot; Hunts; Ice; Journeys; Kingly; Leaves; Memnon; Metaphor: Water as Mirror; Milk; Mirrors; Moors; Naked; Nile; Personification: Animals; Personification: Birds; Personification: Swallows; Ponds; Pools; Queens; Reeds; Saddles; Soft; Sounding; Spears; Spring; Storms; Swallows; Thunder; Toads; Traveling; Venerable; Warriors; Water; Water Lilies; Water Striders; Waves; Wings; Wives |
First Line | Auf dem stillen, schwülen Pfuhle (Search) |
Average Duration | 2:45 (Search) |
Year of composition | 1839 (Search) |
Link to English Text Online | http://www.lieder.net/lieder/get_text.html?TextId=5778 |
Larger Work | 3 Balladen, op. 68 (Search) |
Musical Form | Through-composed (Search) |
Original Language | German (Search) |
Score Source | https://imslp.org/wiki/Special:ReverseLookup/367843 |
Audio Source | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRiXhYlSxOE |
Catalog Designation | Op. 68 no. 1 (Search) |
Voice part suggested by composer | Medium/High voice |
Range: | B3 - F#5 (Search) |
Original Key | A Major (Search) |
Dedicated To | Frau Landräthin Caroline von Stülpnagel-Dargitz (Search) |
Notes | In 2012 an urn thought to contain the heart of Carl Loewe was found inside the Szczecin Cathedral's southern pillar during the renovation works carried out that year.[11] A special commission appointed by the Szczecińsko-Kamieńska Metropolitan Curia has deduced, on the basis of historical records and an inscription on the pillar, that the urn indeed contains the heart of Carl Loewe.[12] (Search) |
Sources Cited | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Loewe (Search) |
Contributor | GTM (Search) |