Song Title | Come Fill, Fill, my Good fellow! (Search)
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Composer(s): | Ludwig van Beethoven |
Author(s): | William Smyth |
Keyword(s) & Features: | Around; Beaming; Beating; Bottles; Bright; Camaraderie; Care; Celebrations; Confounding; Day; Drinking Song; Encore; Exists in Composer-sanctioned Translation; Fancy; Filling; Finding; Flowing; Flying; Friends; Friendship; Frightening; Glasses; Glowing; Going; Good; Greeting; Hearts; Here's To; Huzzah; Joy; Lasses; Life; Light; Meeting; Mellow; Merry; More; Next; Night; One; Paradise; Passing; Shame On; Toast; Unions; Warm; Welcome |
First Line | Come fill, fill, my good fellow! / Schenk’ ein, mein guter Junge! (Search) |
Average Duration | 2:00 (Search) |
Year of composition |
1817 (Search) |
Larger Work | 25 Schottische Lieder (London/Edinburgh 1818, Berlin 1822) (Search) |
Musical Form | Strophic (Search) |
Author's associated movements or -isms or Groups | Whiggism (Search) |
Original Language | English (Search) |
Score Source |
https://s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/a/a8/IMSLP53078-PMLP98037-Beethoven_Werke_Breitkopf_Serie_24_No_257_Op_108.pdf
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Audio Source |
https://open.spotify.com/track/493QggLdAG4d8KMAsHF6NB
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Catalog Designation | Op. 108, No. 13 (Search) |
Complete Edition Reference | Beethoven Werke (Henle, 1994-2014) 11/1, 64 (Search) |
Voice part suggested by composer | Soprano and Men's Chorus |
Range: | C4 - G5 (Search) |
Original Key | G minor (Search) |
Notes | Poet was a Cambridge history professor (Search) |
Other instrumentation and voice | 2 high voices, 1 Bass, Violin, Violoncello, Piano. (1822 includes Flute) (Search) |
More Than One Voice? | Solo voice & 3-part chorus (Search) |
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