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May 01, 2021
In case you’re interested what song the notes belong to: it’s the beginning of the popular german folk song “Das Wandern ist des Müllers Lust”, originally the first line of a 19th Century poem by Wilhelm Müller, later adapted into a musical piece by Franz Schubert. Here you can listen to it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBAVutlfGOg
The text has a lot of nature motifs, for example comparing hiking (“wandern” in german) to the flow of water: “From the water we have learned it”. Please excuse the rough translation 😅
So yeah, that’s that. Sorry to all my fellow german folks for the violent throwback into elementary school music class haha
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