Rainer Pecher : Der römische Brunnen
A fountain in Rome: in spite of the water being in constant motion the sight creates a sense of tranquility. Conrad Ferdinand Meyer described this paradox in a poem, where the first version (1866) had as many as 16 lines while the second version (1870) was condensed to eight lines.
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| Period/Styles: | 20th century |
| Theme: | Summer |
| Series: | |
| Difficulty: | medium |
| Performance: | The performance of this composition is free of charge (ASCAP, GEMA, ..) |
| Orchestration: |
Mixed choir a cappella
Choir>SATB
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| Language in song: | German |
| Quantity of pages: | 2 |
| Contribution by: | pecher |
| Visit: | 2850 |
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