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Version in Шаблон:Lang, Cologne, 1869

"Шаблон:Lang" ("Earth, sing") is a German Catholic hymn with a text by Johannes Cardinal of Geissel, Archbishop of Cologne, written in 1837 as a Christmas carol in ten stanzas. The current Catholic hymnal Шаблон:Lang has only four stanzas as GL 411, which are in the general section of praise.

History

Johannes Geissel wrote the lyrics in 1837 as a Christmas carol in ten stanzas.[1][2]

In a version printed version of 1969, the song is called a paraphrase and expansion ("Шаблон:Lang") of a different song, "Шаблон:Lang" from the collection Шаблон:Lang, a hymnal for use at church and at home, published by Шаблон:Ill in 1741 in Cologne. The song "Шаблон:Lang" is titled "Шаблон:Lang" (The shepherds sing for the sleeping Saviour), a pastoral lullaby in a triple metre.[3] The same melody was used also for "Шаблон:Lang" and is the current melody, with only slight changes reducing ornaments and melismas.Шаблон:Citation needed

When the German Catholic hymnal Шаблон:Lang was compiled in 1975, the song was not chosen for the common section (Шаблон:Lang), but was part of most regional sections. In the current Шаблон:Lang of 2013, it appears in the common section, but in only four stanzas, and as GL 411, which is in the general section of praise, not noticeably related to Christmas.[4]

Content

Geissel used only some elements from the eight stanzas of the model "Шаблон:Lang", in which wind, snow and rain are called to silence in order to not disturb the slumber of the baby. Being created by God, the natural forces have to obey, and praise by becoming silent.[3]

This idea of praise by all creation is the main theme of Geissel from the beginning. All creatures are not called to silence, but to loud praise of the incarnation in singing and rejoicing. Several of the ten stanzas anticipate the Passion of Jesus, but only one of these (No. 9) became part of the current version (No. 3). It is the only one of the four current stanzas with an allusion to Christmas: "Шаблон:Lang" (To rescue us all, he himself carried our chains), while the others focus of the praise of all creatures. The song is listed in the section Шаблон:Lang (Praise, thanks, and adoration).[4] Several regions use it for Thanksgiving (Шаблон:Lang).[5][6]

Text

The text is from the shortened version in the current Шаблон:Lang.

German English
<poem>Шаблон:Lang</poem> <poem>Earth, go singing,

let it be ringing: a loud and a strong and a jubilant song! Heavens together thund'ringly gather in this song to rejoice along! Sing a song of praise to the Lord, spirits of Heaven, strike the chord: what He created, what He made His praise parade!

Oh ye creatures of land-born features, worship Him with jubliant call! Ye in the oceans, praise the notions 'f the Honor of Him who from nought made you all! What is on Earth a living being, what flies the air, the Earth's pull fleeing, praise Him! For, He only, He breathes life to ye!







Rejoice, go singing, let it be ringing: a loud and a jubilant general song! Beings together thund'ringly gather in this song to sing, exultant, along! Sing a song of thanks to the Lord, spirits of Heaven, strike the chord: what He created, what He made His praise parade!</poem>

Melody

<score vorbis="1"> \new Staff <<

 \new Voice \relative c'  {
   \autoBeamOff
   \language "deutsch"
   \tempo 4 = 144 \set Score.tempoHideNote = ##t
   \key f \major
   \time 3/4
   \repeat unfold 2 {
     f4 ( a ) c d c r
     f, ( g ) a b a r
     g ( e ) a g ( h ) c g ( c ) h c2 r4
   }
   \repeat unfold 2 {
     c8 ( b a4 ) g f2 f4
     b2 b4 b4 a r
   }
   f2 c4 g'2 c,4 a'2 f4 b2 r4
   a8 ( b c4 ) e, f2 r4
   \bar "|."
 }
 \addlyrics {
   Er – de, sin – ge,
   dass es klin – ge,
   laut und stark dein Ju – bel – lied!
   Him – mel al – le,
   singt zum Schal – le
   die – ses Lie – des jauch – zend mit!
   Singt ein Lob – lied eu – rem Meis – ter!
   Preist ihn laut, ihr Him – mels – geis – ter!
   Was er schuf, was er ge – baut,
   preis ihn laut!
 }

>> </score>

Colin Mawby created a setting for mixed four-part choir with organ ad libitum in 2012.[7]

References

Шаблон:Reflist

External links

Шаблон:Commons category

Шаблон:Authority control

  1. #119 In Johannes von Geissel's Schriften und Reden (Cologne, 1869) (of all hymns and poems): "Composed in the years 1835, 1836 and 1837"
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  3. 3,0 3,1 Still geschwinde, Melodie mit beziffertem Bass und vollständiger Text (1755)
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