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Einsam will ich untergehn (Clemens Brentano)
25.06.2008 – I will go down alone I will go down alone No one shall know my suffering If the star that I have seen Is torn from my sky I will go down alone Like a pilgrim in the desert. Lonely will I go down Like a pilgrim in the desert, When the star I have seen greets me for the last time Will I go down lonely Like a beggar on the heath.
A little goose (Clemens Brentano)
23.05.2008 – A little goose A little goose on the carpet stood In Erdmannsdorf quite well known It was a sweet little goose A strange painter came there, With a black beard and a light mind There, there, To Erdmannsdorf he went. Alas! thinks the little goose, if only I were The most beautiful goose in nature, Ah! Just a little while.
Jena was an important city of German intellectual life around 1800. The Romantics were among the first avant-garde in Europe. They formed new principles of form that had an impact on the literature of later epochs.
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Fairy tale
Fairy tales are relatively short prose texts from the orally transmitted folk tradition, in which magic and miracles happen. Folk tales have a simple structure, the plot is single-stranded, schematic like the character design and takes place in the simple opposites of good and evil.
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Joseph von Eichendorff
* 10.03.1788 at Lubowitz Castle (near Ratibor) † 26.11.1857 in Neisse EICHENDORFF’s poems, first published as a collection in 1837, together with BRENTANO’s, represent the high point of German late Romantic poetry.
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Heinrich von Kleist
* 18.10.1777 in Frankfurt/Oder † 21.11.1811 in Berlin HEINRICH VON KLEIST wrote tragedies, comedy and narrative texts. He has the reputation of being one of the most important German dramatists, which u. a. to his highly sophisticated portrayal of the human individual in conflict between personal moral sentiment and social.
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Literary awards
Probably the most important international literary prize is the Nobel Prize for Literature, which has been awarded since 1901. There are over 1 000 German-language literary awards. Only a few, however, are so significant that they are the talk of the town.
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Beethoven’s late piano sonatas
The late piano sonatas of LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) comprise the last five of his sonatas: op. 101, op. 106, op. 109, op. 110 and op. 111. The compositions with the work numbers 101, 106, 109 and 110 were intended for the "Hammerklavier".
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Synaesthesia
Synesthesia (Greek. συναίσθηση, syn-aisthesis – the co-feeling) has two meanings. On the one hand, it refers to people as synesthetes who "live with fused senses". A synesthete, for example, can think of numbers in terms of colors or assign certain colors to certain days of the week.
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Gustav Mahler
* 07.07.1860 Kalischt/Bohemia † 08.05.1911 Vienna GUSTAV MAHLER was one of the most important symphonic composers of the transitional period between late Romanticism and the avant-garde. Anchored on the one hand in the lied tradition of FRANZ SCHUBERT and romantic instrumental music, MAHLER’s work on the other hand points to the very limits of tonality with a.
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