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Drei Lieder für drei weibliche Stimmen mit Pianoforte , opus 80

by (Peter) Nicolai von Wilm (1834 - 1911)

1. Die drei Schwestern

Language: German (Deutsch) 
Wir Schwestern zieh'n durch's Leben stille
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Text Authorship:

  • by (Peter) Nicolai von Wilm (1834 - 1911)

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2. Abendlied  [sung text not yet checked]

Language: German (Deutsch) 
Die Abendglocken klingen, 
das Tagwerk ist vollbracht;
es sinkt auf heil'gen Schwingen
herab die stille Nacht,
sie spendet süßen Schlummer,
versüßt uns manchen Kummer;
ein Gott im Himmel wacht
in stiller Nacht,  in stiller Nacht.

Es leuchten Mond und Sterne 
am hohen Himmelszelt, 
aus lichterfüllter Ferne 
bestrahlen sie die Welt;
dort thront der Heil'ge, Hehre, 
ihm Lob und Preis und Ehre,
der unser Leben hält, 
dem Herrn der Welt,  dem Herrn der Welt.

Text Authorship:

  • by Johann Jacob Leuthi (1799 - 1855)

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3. Der Schmetterling

Language: German (Deutsch) 
Ei du farbenprächtig Ding
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