Rundel Video: Kein schöner Land | Media center

HomepageMedia centerRundel Video: Kein schöner Land
Kein schöner Land
This Media Center item can only be displayed if you agree to the use of marketing cookies. With one click you can accept it.
Kein schöner Land

Info

Notes available at:
https://www.rundel.de/en/

Hymnus
The Allgäu composer and conductor Kurt Gäble is known for his devotion to his homeland, for his close relationship with nature and for his conscientious way of living. For this reason the 6th district Marktoberdorf of the Allgäu-Schwäbische Musikbund commissioned him to write a piece for their 60th anniversary in 2009. Based on the folk song “Kein schöner Land”, Gäble’s beautiful hymn expresses a unique bond to one’s homeland. Hardly any other song so symbolizes this special love. The lyrics are loosely translated:

There is no lovelier country in this time,
not far and wide
than our country here,
where we find each other under lime trees
in the evening time.


For his interpretation of “Kein schöner Land” Gäble chose specific combinations of instruments and traditional harmonies reminiscent of Alpine tunes and alphorn sounds. The listener feels drawn to the beautiful native atmosphere of Allgäu and the Alpine upland.


Grade Level GB: 3-4
Grade Level USA: 2+ (Easy-Medium)
Composer: Gäble, Kurt
Genre: Hymn, Concert Piece, Song
Performance time: 3,00
Publisher: Rundel
Size: March / Card Size
Info: Full Score + Parts
Rundel Order Number: MVSR2703
Release Date: 2009

Recommended Articles


Kein schöner Land

The Allgäu composer and conductor Kurt Gäble is known for his devotion to his homeland, for his close relationship with nature and for his conscientious way of living. For this reason the...
Concert Band
MVSR2703
Wishlist
Listen
Read
Video

Recommended Persons

Kurt Gäble

Kurt Gäble

* 05.01.1953
Composer, arranger, conductor, musician and music teacher Kurt Gäble was born in 1953. He has dedicated his life to music, especially wind band music. The course for this was already set in early childhood, when singing together with the mother as a pastime while doing various household chores. The recorder followed and over time many other instruments, all of which the autodidact taught...
Info