KV Anh. C 8.06
„Vergiss mein nicht, wenn dir die Freude winket“
von Georg Laurenz Schneider
Anh. C 8.06
KV Anh. C 8.03
KV Anh. C 8.07
KV Anh. C 8.06
von Georg Laurenz Schneider
Anh. C 8.06
„Vergiss mein nicht, wenn dir die Freude winket“
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The surviving songs mostly date from Mozart’s years in Vienna and were composed for his circle of friends. According to his sister, Mozart wrote only a few songs during his years in Salzburg. A typical song is a short setting of a strophic poem with piano accompaniment, using the same music for each stanza of text. Mozart also composed several through-composed songs, which at the time were usually referred to as *German arias* rather than *songs*. The most famous of these is Das Veilchen, K. 476, set to a text by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The songs used in Masonic celebrations lie somewhere between solo songs and part songs, as the final lines of the text are sung or repeated by a male chorus.
Abschrift, 1800
[caption title]/ del' Sigre Mozart
1 Stimme(n) Sammeltitel
Frühdruck, 1800
Vergiß mein nicht/ mit Begleitung der Guitarre oder des Piano Forte/ von Mozart.
Partitur
Frühdruck, 1804
Gesänge/ mit/ Begleitung der Chittarra/ eingerichtet/ von Wilhelm Ehlers
Partitur
Frühdruck, 1795-1808
Forget me Not,/ a Favorite Song, Composed by/ MO)ZART.
Partitur
Frühdruck, 1832
Vergiß mein nicht/ mit Begleitung der/ Guitarre oder des Pianoforte/ von/ Mozart.
Partitur
Frühdruck, 1853
Rapelle-toi/ (Vergiss mein nicht)/ Musiyue de Mozart.
Partitur
Abschrift
Zerstreute/ Composition/ von W: A: Mozart
Frühdruck
Forget me Not/ a Favorite Song, Composed by/ MOZART/ Translated from the original German of/ "Vergiss mein Nicht"
Partitur
Frühdruck