8 Volkslieder, Op.64 (Weber, Carl Maria von)

		Movements/Sections 8 songs: Volkslied ("Mein Schatzerl is hübsch") Mailied ("Tra, ri, ro! Der Sommer, der ist do!") Heimlicher Liebe Pein ("Mein Schatz, der ist auf die Wanderschaft hin") Gelahrtheit ("Ich empfinde fast ein Grauen") Abendsegen ("Der Tag hat seinen Schmuck") Liebesgruß aus der Ferne ("Sind wir geschieden") Ei, ei, ei, wie scheint der Mond so hell Herzchen, mein Schätzchen Composition Year 1818 1. 5th May 1818 Genre Categories Folksongs; Songs; For 2 voices, piano; For voices with keyboard; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the piano; For 3 voices, piano; Scores featuring the tenor voice; Scores featuring the bass voice; For voice, piano; German language

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Hans-Peter Beer

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Berlin: Schlesinger, n.d. Plate 1166

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 1. Volkslied (Mein Schatzerl is hübsch), J.234
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Gottfried Wolters (1910–1989)

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Köln: Ernst Bisping Musik-Verlag, 1939.

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Reccmo (2012/3/12)

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General Information

Work Title	8 Volkslieder
Alternative Title	Volkslieder mit neuen Weisen versehen und dem Fräulein Louise Reichardt in Hamburg zugeeignet

Composer	Weber, Carl Maria von
Opus/Catalogue Number	Op.64 ; J.234, 210, 235, 230, 255, 257, 249, 258
Key	1. D major
Movements/Sections	8 songs: Volkslied ("Mein Schatzerl is hübsch") Mailied ("Tra, ri, ro! Der Sommer, der ist do!") Heimlicher Liebe Pein ("Mein Schatz, der ist auf die Wanderschaft hin") Gelahrtheit ("Ich empfinde fast ein Grauen") Abendsegen ("Der Tag hat seinen Schmuck") Liebesgruß aus der Ferne ("Sind wir geschieden") Ei, ei, ei, wie scheint der Mond so hell Herzchen, mein Schätzchen
Year/Date of Composition	1818 1. 5th May 1818
First Publication	1822 - Berlin: Schlesinger
Librettist	Nos.1–3, 5–8 — Traditional (folksongs) No.4 — Martin Opitz (1597–1639)
Language	German
Dedication	Various Louise Reichardt
Piece Style	Romantic
Instrumentation	2 Voices (No.2), 3 voices (No.7) or solo voice with piano