Sent by Gulitz
Date: 2009-11-09 01:27:29 CST
Location: [empty]
Remarks:
Sehr geehrter Herr Kottmann,
danke für diesen wunderschönen Text. Sie haben mir eine große Freude bereitet.
Mit herzlichen Grüßen
Anna Guliz
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Sent by Bertram Kottmann
Date: 2009-11-08 06:46:11 CST
Location: Deutschland
Remarks:
Sehr geehrte Frau Gulitz,
ist Ihnen hiermit gedient:
Die der Blume Erde gleichen
Die Bilderbuchmenschen
lieben die Stille
das Rauschen der Bäume
die Schmetterlinge
die lautlosen Zwiegespräche
mit inneren Stimmen.
Beim geringsten Anzeichen
dass der Siegeslauf des Fortschrittes
sich ihnen nähere
fliehen sie schneller
als die kleinen Vögel vor dem Sperber
unter Mitnahme
des letzten Rappen Fersengeldes.
Die Bilderbuchmenschen
möchten Geschöpfe sein
die der Blume Erde gleichen
die sich träumend
in Licht auflöst.
Schließlich verabschieden sie sich
mit lichten Worten
entflohener Blumen.
Hans Arp (1887–1966)
Freundliche Grüße nach Salzburg,
Bertram Kottmann
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Sent by Richard Farber
Date: 2009-11-07 05:55:29 CST
Location: [empty]
Remarks:
you are doing an excellent and important job. congradulations
sincerely
richard farber
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Sent by Anna Gulitz
Date: 2009-11-06 13:24:45 CST
Location: Salzburg
Remarks:
Hello,
I am searching for Hans Arp " Die der Blume Erde gleichen", but I not found it.
Thank You for this site!
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Sent by Dafne
Date: 2009-11-03 16:23:58 CST
Location: Spain
Remarks:
Hello.
At first, greetings for this web ; )
I need an answer. The Lied "An die Entfernte" music by Schubert text by Goethe... When this song
says "Schöne" ¿It is a "Schöne Mountain" or a "Schöne girl"?
I'm a soprano and I need to know it because, if it is a mountain I can sing this lied, but if it
is a beauty girl I can't sing it. I love this song ; )
Thank you very much.
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Sent by Eduardo Arenas
Date: 2009-11-02 04:24:34 CST
Location: Utrecht, Holland
Remarks:
Thank you Emily for your excelent work within this website. It allowed me to see the lyrics of a
beautiful Henry Purcell's piece I was looking for (See nature rejoicing...)
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Sent by Anne
Date: 2009-11-01 11:24:05 CST
Location: UK
Remarks:
Thank you for this wonderful resource! Most helpful and inspiring.
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Sent by Melanie
Date: 2009-10-22 13:53:39 CST
Location: [empty]
Remarks:
wow, lots of stuff here. google should buy you!
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Sent by Rose
Date: 2009-10-19 04:00:51 CST
Location: Deutschland
Remarks:
It`s also fog. "Ach aus dieses Tales Gründen".
A fog forest is so wonderful.
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Sent by Andrew LaMorte
Date: 2009-10-16 12:03:19 CST
Location: Denver, CO
Remarks:
Have a Mass composed by Russell Woollen, aka Reverend C Russell Woollen. Woollen's dates
(birth/death) appear to be 1923 - 1994.
Choir that has performed parts of this work: Musicians of St. Clare, Denver, Colorado.
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Sent by Steffi
Date: 2009-10-16 05:53:06 CST
Location: Germany
Remarks:
Hello,
Germany has fog and shower of rain. I love Hesses "Im Nebel".
Many greetings from Germany
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Sent by Ariana
Date: 2009-10-12 03:38:59 CST
Location: Portland, Oregon
Remarks:
I love this place. I am astounded at how comprehensive this site is. It's the wikipedia of art
song. I wish my brain was this website sometimes. Emily, you are the heroine for a select yet
grateful group of classical singers. Before this, we were all lost and groping blindly through the
most abandoned parts of the internet for translations, translations. THANK YOU.
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Sent by Jose
Date: 2009-10-08 17:28:14 CST
Location: Los Angeles
Remarks:
This website is a life saver and a great resourse. Thank you so much!
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Sent by [empty]
Date: 2009-10-06 18:41:24 CST
Location: [empty]
Remarks:
Happy birthday, Emily!
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Sent by Marion Adler
Date: 2009-10-06 15:14:23 CST
Location: Brighton,United Kingdom
Remarks:
just to say a huge thank you for this wonderful resource which I have been using for the past
couple of years and have recommended to my fellow (amateur) singers
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