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Sweet
01:07
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Entrance
01:18
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Dream
01:06
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Rose
00:38
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Wake Up
01:00
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Relief
01:00
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Night I
00:56
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Night II
01:04
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Night III
01:04
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Night IV
01:07
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Night V
01:12
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12. |
Mignon
02:31
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Do you know the land where the lemon-trees grow,
In darkened leaves the gold-oranges glow,
A soft wind blows from the pure blue sky,
The myrtle stands mute, and the bay tree high?
Do you know it well?
It’s there I’d be gone,
To be there with you, O, my beloved one!
Do you know the house? It has columns and beams,
There are glittering rooms, the hallway gleams,
Are those figures of marble looking at me?
What have they done, child of misery?
Do you know it well?
It’s there I’d be gone,
To be there, with you, O my true guardian!
Do you know the clouded mountain mass?
The mule picks its way through the misted pass,
And dragons in caves raise their ancient brood,
And the cliffs are polished, smooth, by the flood;
Do you know it well?
It’s there I would be gone!
It’s there our way leads! Father, we must go on!
Original poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Time
01:18
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Day I
01:05
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Day II
00:58
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Day III
01:05
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Day IV
01:03
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Day V
01:02
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Day VI
01:02
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Rose Bush on The Moor
01:43
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A lad he saw a rose-bush growing,
Rose-bush on the moor,
Young and lovely as the morning,
Quick he ran to see it glowing,
With delight he saw.
Rose-bush, rose-bush, rose-bush red,
Rose-bush on the moor.
Said the lad: I’ll pick your bloom,
Rose-bush on the moor!
Said the rose: ‘Ah, I’ll prick you,
So you will remember true,
I’ll let you do no more.
Rose-bush, rose-bush, rose-bush red,
Rose-bush on the moor.
Then her bloom the cruel lad picked,
The rose-bush on the moor:
To protect herself she pricked,
Cried, sighed, in vain, but quickly
Could defend no more.
Rose-bush, rose-bush, rose-bush red,
Rose-bush on the moor.
Original poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Echonia Poland
An intimate journey, meditating around the subjects of human experience as well as nature, which are inherently intertwined.
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