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Michaela Reif-Schnaidt Michaela Reif-Schnaidt: Carl Orff Competition 2020 Your thoughts are free.

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The text of the German folk song "Die Gedanken sind frei" was first published on leaflets around 1780. Between 1810 and 1820 the melody was written. In 1842 the song was published in the collection "Schlesische Volkslieder" by Hoffmann von Fallersleben and Ernst Richter. The content is still of constant topicality today.
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Interpreter: Reif-Schnaidt, Michaela
Added by: Reif-Schnaidt
added on: 02/28/2020
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Performance:NOT subject to notification
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orchestration:
Female/children‘s choir with (chamber) orchestra
Choir>SS+Rec+[Xyl2+Perc]+[Vln2+Vla+Vlc+Db]
  • Double bass = Db (1)
  • Percussion (incl. all drums etc.)= Perc (1)
  • Recorder = Rec (1)
  • Viola = Vla (1)
  • Violin (fiddle) = Vln (2)
  • Violoncello (cello)= Vlc (1)
  • Voice choir>soprano voices = S (2)
  • Xylophone = Xyl (2)
Language in song:German
Quantity of pages: 21
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