Stream of thoughts, rambles, and occassional poem/short story by Vera F. Maharani
Der Erlkoenig (The Elf King), A Poem By Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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One of my favourite Goethe Poem. The bleak ambience and the story makes me weep. If you don't understand German, no problem, there's an English translation down there. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do :)
Schubert composed a lied based on this poem. The combination between a tenor voice (depicting the father, son, and the Erlkonig himself) and the piano resulted in eerie imagery.
I don't think Classiccat have this version of lied, but here's a illustrated video version if you're interested.
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