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Eichendorff, Joseph Baron von
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[German Version] (Mar 10, 1788, Lubowitz – Nov 26, 1857, Neisse) grew up in Lubowitz (Upper Silesia) and belonged to the minor nobility. He owes his popularity as a lyric poet of Romanticism to his folksong-like texts (“In einem kühlen Grunde…”; “Wem Gott will rechte Gunst erweisen”), which were welcomed particularly in men's choirs and in the Jugendbewegung up until World War II. The basis for this artistic, folksong-type lyricism was the romanticized compilation of Achim v. Arnim and Clemens Brentano (
Des Knaben Wunderhorn, 1806–1808). A first collected edition of …
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