Composer

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Hanns Eisler

Average_duration

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4:03

Hanns Eisler's 'Kindergarten songs (5)' is a collection of five songs composed for children. The songs were composed in 1930 and premiered in Berlin the same year. The songs are written for voice and piano and are characterized by their simplicity and accessibility. The first song, 'The Little Mouse', is a playful and upbeat tune that tells the story of a little mouse who loves to play. The second song, 'The Little Bird', is a gentle and melodic tune that tells the story of a little bird who sings sweetly in the morning. The third song, 'The Little Fish', is a lively and rhythmic tune that tells the story of a little fish who swims in the sea. The fourth song, 'The Little Frog', is a humorous and playful tune that tells the story of a little frog who jumps and croaks in the pond. The final song, 'The Little Duck', is a gentle and soothing tune that tells the story of a little duck who paddles in the water. Overall, 'Kindergarten songs (5)' is a charming and delightful collection of songs that are perfect for children. The songs are easy to sing and play, and their simple melodies and playful lyrics make them ideal for young audiences. Hanns Eisler's 'Kindergarten songs (5)' is a testament to his skill as a composer and his ability to create music that is both accessible and enjoyable for all.

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