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Edition by Nikolaus Hold
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Added Jul 29, 2026
Composer: Robert Schumann
Format: Staff
Language: German
Pages: 4 pages
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Brautgesang, Op. 146 No 1 by Robert Schumann — Lyrics

Das Haus benedei' ich und preis' es laut, Das empfangen hat eine liebliche Braut; Zum Garten muß es erblühen! Aus dem Brautgemach tritt eine herrliche Sonn'; Wie Nachtigalln locket die Flöte, Die Tische wuchern wie Beete,
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About Brautgesang, Op. 146 No 1

Schumann’s Brautgesang opens with a joyful depiction of a wedding celebration, its German text exalting the house that has received a lovely bride. The music likely mirrors this celebratory mood, with the SATB voices creating a rich texture to convey the scene’s blossoming beauty and the music’s evocative power. The lyrics move from the blessing of the house to the bride herself, described as a sun emerging from her chamber, heralding a feast where wine flows freely. The harmony and interplay of the four parts would surely capture the flourishing garden imagery and the sweet embraces that fill the air.