Composer

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Carl Maria von Weber

Genre

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Vocal

Style

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Song

Compose Date

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1812

Publication Date

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? 1813

Average_duration

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2:32

Liebe-Glühen, J. 140, Op. 25/1 is a vocal work composed by Carl Maria von Weber. It was composed in 1812 and premiered in the same year. The work consists of three movements and is characterized by its romantic and expressive melodies. The first movement, marked Andante, begins with a gentle and flowing melody in the piano. The vocal line enters with a tender and passionate melody, expressing the warmth and intensity of love. The music builds to a climax before subsiding into a gentle coda. The second movement, marked Allegro, is more lively and playful in character. The piano introduces a sprightly melody, which is taken up by the voice. The music is full of energy and movement, reflecting the joy and excitement of being in love. The final movement, marked Andante con moto, returns to the more tender and expressive character of the first movement. The piano introduces a melancholy melody, which is echoed by the voice. The music is full of longing and yearning, expressing the pain and sadness of separation from a loved one. Overall, Liebe-Glühen is a beautiful and expressive work that showcases Weber's skill as a composer of vocal music. The melodies are rich and expressive, and the music is full of emotion and feeling. It is a testament to the power of music to express the deepest human emotions and experiences.

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