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Edition by Nikolaus Hold
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Added Jul 31, 2026
Composer: Friedrich Silcher
Format: Staff
Language: German
Pages: 1 page
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Erfrorene Blumen by Friedrich Silcher — Lyrics

Ach Gott, wie weh tut Scheiden, hat mir mein Herz verwund't, so trab' ich über die Heiden und trau'r zu aller Stund'; der Stunden, der sind allzuviel, mein Herz trägt heimlich Leiden, wiewohl ich oft fröhlich bin. Hatt' mir ein Gärtlein erkor'n, von Veil und grünem Klee, ist mir zu früh er froren, tut meinem Herzen weh; ist mir erfror'n bei Sonnenschein ein Kraut: Jelängerjelieber, ein Blümlein Vergissnichtmein.
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About Erfrorene Blumen

This German secular partsong for TTBB voices, Erfrorene Blumen, paints a poignant scene of parting and heartbreak. The lyrics express profound sorrow at separation, likening it to a beloved garden, carefully chosen and nurtured, that has tragically frozen before its time. The composer uses this powerful natural imagery to convey the deep pain of a wounded heart, even when outwardly appearing cheerful. The second stanza introduces a specific flower, Jelängerjelieber (the longer the dearer), and a Forget-me-not, both symbolizing enduring affection and cherished memories that make the pain of absence even more acute. The song concludes with a reflection on the beloved's noble qualities, comparing her to an empress and expressing a deep longing for her presence.