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Wohl schön bewandt war es, Op. 52, No. 7 (Johannes Brahms)

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General Information

Title: Wohl schön bewandt war es, Op. 52, No. 7
Composer: Johannes Brahms

Number of voices: 1v   Voicing: Solo Soprano
Genre: Secular, Lieder

Language: German
Instruments: Piano 4 hand
Published: 1875

Description: Nr. 7 from Liebeslieder

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Original text and translations

German.png German text

Wohl schön bewandt
War es vorehe
Mit meinem Leben,
Mit meiner Liebe;
Durch eine Wand,
Ja, durch zehn Wände,
Erkannte mich
Des Freundes Sehe;
Doch jetzo, wehe,
Wenn ich dem Kalten
Auch noch so dicht
Vor’m Auge stehe,
Es merkt’s sein Auge,
Sein Herze nicht.


English.png English translation
by Cayuga Vocal Ensemble

How very pleasant it used to be,
both with my life and with my love;
through a wall, even through ten walls,
my friend’s eye noticed me.
Yet now, alas, even if I stand
right in front of the cold one’s eye,
his eye, his heart notice me not.

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