lieder (Meaning)
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lieder (pl.)
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lieder Sentence Examples
- The concert featured a captivating performance of Schubert's "Winterreise," a haunting cycle of lieder.
- Mahler's lieder evoke a profound emotional depth through their evocative lyrics and orchestral accompaniment.
- The German Romantic period is renowned for its rich tradition of lieder, including those by Brahms and Wolf.
- The lieder of Strauss and Korngold showcase the Viennese tradition's blend of lyricism and opulence.
- Schumann's lieder, such as "Dichterliebe," are characterized by their passionate melodies and introspective texts.
- The art of lieder singing requires a masterful technique, combining vocal agility with expressive interpretation.
- The lied "Gretchen am Spinnrade" by Schubert perfectly encapsulates the inner turmoil of Goethe's character.
- The lieder of Beethoven, while less numerous than other composers, demonstrate his versatility and melodic genius.
- The popularity of lieder in the 19th century led to the establishment of dedicated societies and concert series.
- Contemporary composers continue to embrace the tradition of lieder, exploring new possibilities in both musical language and thematic content.
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The concert featured a captivating performance of Schubert's "Winterreise," a haunting cycle of lieder.
Mahler's lieder evoke a profound emotional depth through their evocative lyrics and orchestral accompaniment.
The German Romantic period is renowned for its rich tradition of lieder, including those by Brahms and Wolf.
The lieder of Strauss and Korngold showcase the Viennese tradition's blend of lyricism and opulence.
