Composer

:

Alma Mahler

Genre

:

Vocal

Style

:

Song

Compose Date

:

1915

Average_duration

:

4:38

"Erntelied Der ganze Himmel glüht in hellen Morgenrosen" is a song composed by Alma Mahler in 1910. It was premiered in Vienna in 1911. The song is part of a collection of six songs titled "Fünf Gesänge" (Five Songs) which were composed between 1901 and 1910. The song is written for a solo voice and piano accompaniment. It is in the key of F major and has a moderate tempo. The song is divided into three sections, with the first and third sections being in a slower tempo and the middle section being faster. The lyrics of the song describe the beauty of the morning as the sun rises and the sky is filled with the colors of the sunrise. The song is a celebration of the harvest and the bounty of the earth. The melody is simple and lyrical, with a gentle and flowing rhythm. The piano accompaniment is delicate and supportive, providing a gentle backdrop for the voice. The song is characteristic of Alma Mahler's style, which is characterized by a romantic and lyrical approach to melody and harmony. Her music is often described as being highly emotional and expressive, with a focus on the beauty of nature and the human experience. Overall, "Erntelied Der ganze Himmel glüht in hellen Morgenrosen" is a beautiful and evocative song that captures the beauty of the morning and the bounty of the earth. It is a testament to Alma Mahler's skill as a composer and her ability to create music that is both emotional and expressive.

More....