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Piano Sheet music ⮞ Keyboard (piano, harpsichord or organ) ⮞ Georg Philipp Telemann

Glück, Luck
Singe-, Spiel- und Generalbass-Übungen no. 33, TWV 25:71
Georg Philipp Telemann

Keyboard (piano, harpsichord or organ)

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Composer	Georg Philipp Telemann (1681 - 1767)
Instrumentation	Keyboard (piano, harpsichord or organ)
Style	Baroque
Arranger	Heidtmann, Klaus (1952 - ) Follow 64 Contact
Key	C major
Copyright	Public Domain
Original instrumentation: Voice and Bc. Transposed from Bb to C major.
Source / Web	Composer Edition, Hamburg 1733, p. 36:
	Added by kheidtmann, 21 Jul 2022

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LYRICS
Das Glück kommt selten per Post, zu Pferde;
es geht zu Fuße, Schritt für Schritt. (2x)
Sein Eigensinn ist nicht zu zwingen;
man mag auch noch so sehr nach seiner Ankunft ringen,
es ändert darum nicht den langsam fortgesetzten Tritt.

Luck rarely comes by mail, on horseback;
it walks step by step.
Its obstinacy cannot be tamed,
no matter how hard you push for its arrival;
it therefore does not change the slowly continued pace.