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Kon-In No Uta (Wedding Song)

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> > rit. rudolf dittrich, six japanese solo:--hail to the young pine tree,* solo:--heil, heil sei dem jungen solo:--medata, medeta wa (strophenlied mit chor-refrain.) (strophe with chorus.) the union of the newly married pair. *the young pine-tree is the symbol of thousand generations! wedding-song. yeda mo sakayuriya," />

Kon-In No Uta (Wedding Song)
from Nippon Gakufu
Traditional

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Composer	Traditional
Instrumentation	Piano solo
Style	Japanese Traditional Music
Arranger	Dittrich, Rudolf (1861 - )
Date	1895
Copyright	Public domain
Source : Dittrich, Rudolf, Nippon Gakufu first and second serie, Breitkopf and Härtel, Leipzig, 1894-1895 History "Kon-In No Uta" is one of the most beautiful song arrangements in Rudolf Dittrich's 1894 collection. The lovely four-part harmonization is a delightful example of late-nineteenth-century Viennese song setting technique.
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	Added by FS, 07 Apr 2010

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LYRICS
Dittrich provides a pleasant illustration for "Kon-In No Uta" (shown below) , and gives the following words and explanations for the song, in Japanese, German, and English.

Japanese
KON-IN NO UTA (MEDETA)
SOLO:?Medeta, medeta wa
Wakamatsu-sama yo!
Yeda mo sakayuriya,
Ha mo shigeru! Medeta ya!
CORO:?Chiyo no ko medeta ya!

German
HOCHZEITSLIED
(Strophenlied mit Chor-Refrain.)
SOLO:?Heil, Heil sei dem jungen
Föhrenbaum* ergebenst dargebracht!
Mögen die Aeste sich ausbreiten
Und auch die Nadeln dicht aneinander gedeihen! Heil!
CHOR:?Den Kindern durch tausend Generationen Heil!

*Der junge Föhrenbaum ist Symbol für die
Vereinigung des neuen Paares.

English
WEDDING SONG
(Strophe with Chorus.)

SOLO:?Hail to the young pine tree,*
Hail with all respect!
May its branches spread out
And its needles grow thickly together!
Hail!
CHORUS:?
Hail to the children for a thousand generations!

*The young pine-tree is the symbol of
the union of the newly married pair.