Der Edelfalk

Song TitleDer Edelfalk (Search)
Composer(s):Carl Loewe
Author(s):Ferdinand Freiligrath
Keyword(s) & Features: Admiration; Admiring; Adorning; Animals; Beauty; Birds; Bloody; Braids; Captives; Capturing; Challenging; Charms; Conflicts; Cowering; Defeating; Desire; Envy; Falconry; Falcons; Falling; Fighting; Flying; Gold; Hands; Hats; Hawks; Heaths; Herons; Horses; Hunters; Hunting; Hunts; Knees; Lords; Lovely; Nobility; Noble; Offering; Pages; Personification: Birds; Personification: Falcon; Pinions; Princesses; Regal; Reins; Rides; Riding; Rings; Royalty; Servants; Shining; Squires; Stirrups; Strong; Sweet; Talons; Veils; White; Wild; Woods; Wrestling
First LineDie Fürstin zog zu Walde (Search)
Average Duration3:45 (Search)
Year of composition 1839 (Search)
Link to English Text Onlinehttp://www.lieder.net/lieder/get_text.html?TextId=599176
Larger Work3 Balladen, op. 68 (Search)
Musical FormModified strophic (Search)
Original LanguageGerman (Search)
Score Source https://imslp.org/wiki/Special:ReverseLookup/367843
Audio Source https://open.spotify.com/track/2wHY46JxbVZ3uM7VeD5P1J
Catalog DesignationOp. 68 no. 2 (Search)
Voice part suggested by composerMedium/High voice
Range: C4 - G5 (Search)
Original KeyF Major (Search)
Dedicated ToFrau Landräthin Caroline von Stülpnagel-Dargitz (Search)
NotesIn 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 Citedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Loewe (Search)
ContributorGTM (Search)
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