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GVAI's Holiday Blog Special 17

12/17/2016

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December 17

Songs for you to sing:
Peter Cornelius:
Weihnachtslieder op. 8
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​Peter Cornelius, a German composer, poet and writer composed beautiful Weihnachtslieder (Christmas songs). He lived 1824 -1874 and during his life he met the Brothers Grimm, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Eichendorff and many other prominent figures. 
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You can easily find the scores of the Weihnachtslieder op. 8 for high and low voice on IMSLP.
The translations of the songs are copyrighted. You can find them here: 

Among others German Baritone Prof. Siegfried Lorenz recorded the songs cycle. Enjoy it here: 
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