Sapphic Ode for cor anglais and guitar
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SKU: A0.577524
Composed by Johannes Brahms. Arranged by David Warin Solomons. Classical,Romantic Period. 2 pages. David Warin Solomons #1985517. Published by David Warin Solomons (A0.577524).Instrumental arrangement of Sapphic Ode - number 4 of Five Songs, Op.94 - by Johannes Brahms. The sound sample is an electronic preview. The original words of the song (followed by my singing translation) are: Rosen brach ich nachts mir am dunklen Hage. Süsser hauchten Duft sie als je am Tage. Doch verstreuten reich die bewegten Äste: Thau, der mich nässte. Auch der Küsse Duft mich wie nie berückte, die ich nachts vom Strauch deiner Lippen pflückte Doch auch dir bewegt im Gemüthgleich jenen, thauten die Thränen. Roses plucked at night from the darkening hedgerow Sweeter scented than ever in the day-glow But its branches showered me with its dewfall moist and youthful and the scent of kisses lent me sweeter sips when I took them deep in the night from your soft lips And they made you just like the roses so tearful moved like the dewfall Translation (c) David Warin Solomons.
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