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==General Information==
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General Information

Title: Rosmarin, Op. 62, No. 1 [Rosemary]
Work: Sieben Lieder, Op. 62 [Seven Songs]
Composer: Johannes Brahms

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: SecularPartsong

Language: German
Instruments: A cappella

First published: 1874 September in Sieben Lieder, Op. 62. Berlin: Simrock
    2nd published:

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  • Scanned score of the first print from Brahms Institute at the University of Music Lübeck (Germany)

Original text and translations

German.png German text

1. Es wollt’ die Jungfrau früh aufstehn,
wollt’ in des Vaters Garten gehn.
Rot’ Röslein wollt’ sie brechen ab,
davon wollt’ sie sich machen
ein Kränzelein wohl schön.

2. Es sollt’ ihr Hochzeitskränzlein sein:
„Dem feinen Knab’, dem Knaben mein.
Ihr Röslein rot, ich brech’ euch ab,
davon will ich mir winden,
ein Kränzelein so schön.“

3. Sie ging im Grünen her und hin,
statt Röslein fand sie Romarin:
„So bist du, mein Getreuer, hin!
Kein Röslein ist zu finden,
kein Kränzelein so schön.“

4. Sie ging im Garten her und hin,
statt Röslein brach sie Rosmarin:
„Das nimm du, mein Getreuer, hin!
Lieg’ bei dir unter Linden,
mein Totenkränzlein schön.“

  English.png English translation

1. At morning’s prime went forth a maid,
and in her father’s garden stray’d.
She sought for roses white and red,
and meant of them to gather
a garland fair to view.

2. It was to be her bridal day:
‘Oh love, I’ll hold thee dear alway.
I’ll pluck ye roses, white and red,
that with ye I may bind me
a garland fair to view.’

3. But stead of roses she could see
no flow’r that bloom’d but Rosemary:
‘And art thou gone, my only love!
No roses more I’ll gather,
no garland fair to view.’

4. The maiden sought till close of day,
and made her wreath of Rosemary:
‘If thou art dead, my only love!
I’ll sleep beneath the linden,
now life and love adieu.’