Song
| of these articles treats the song as sung music piece. For the song in the literature see epische seal. |
The term song (v. althochdt.: liod singing) designates a sung music piece, from several directly built gereimten Strophen ora out-composed varying melody for each Strophe exists. The song represents the ursprünglichste and simplest form of the lyric poetry . In the song the human feeling in its tendencies and relations finds a pure and intensive expression possibility.
A song can of oneindividual singer, a soloist, an ensemble, a choir (A cappella) or accompanied by music instruments to be spoken.
The song is characterised by a simple and closed arrangement. Also ways of the Ballade or the speech singing countto the kind song.
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see also
- song text, song form, art song, Volkslied, hit, Song, chanson, Couplet, musical, Operette, Oratorium (music), to opera
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literature
- Eric Achermann, Guido Naschert(Hrsg.): Catalog of themes “Songs”. In:Reports of the German Germanistenverbandes 52. Jg., number 2 (2005).
- Werner putrid pass: Skirt Pop Beat Folk. Bases of the text music analysis. Tübingen 1978.
- Karl Riha: Moritat, Bänkelsong, Protestballade. Kabarett lyric poetry and engaged song in Germany. 2. Aufl. Frankfurt A. M. 1979.
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| Wiktionary: Song - word origin, synonyms and translations |
| Wikiquote: Song - quotations |
- German-language song listing - very extensive listing, contains Choräle, hymns, mirror-image ritual, worker, Gospel, grave, hunt, child, church, war, art, joke, sailor, drinking, moving, Weihnachts and Volksliederfrom German-language countries.
- SongTexten
- SongTexten DATA cousin
- Karadar for song texts, Komponistenbiographien and Opernlibretti in source language
- recmusic.org - extensive international song collection of texts
