Ruf zur Maria
Music: Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) · Words: Traditional German folksong
Dich, Mutter Gottes, ruf’ wir an,
bitt’ für uns, Maria! Tu uns
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The words
Dich, Mutter Gottes, ruf’ wir an,
bitt’ für uns, Maria! Tu uns
in Angsten nicht verlan, Jesum,
dein Sohn, der Not ermahn, die er um
menschlich’ Geschlecht wollt’ han,
bitt’ für uns, Maria! Dich, Mutter Gottes,
ruf’ wir an, bitt’ für uns, Maria!
Tu uns
in Angsten nicht verlan, Jesum,
dein Sohn, der Not ermahn, die er um
menschlich’ Geschlecht wollt’ han,
bitt’ für uns, Maria! Du bist der Brunn’,
der nicht verseicht,
bitt’ für uns Maria, dass uns der heilig’
Geist erleucht’ zu wahrer Reu und ganzer
Beicht’!
Jesus, dein Sohn, dir nicht verzeicht,
bitt’ für uns, Maria!
Dass wir
vollkommen werden gar, bitt’
für uns,
Maria! Leib, Ehr’
und Gut
auf Erd’ bewahr,
dass wir
in Zeit
viel guter Jahr’
dort leben mit der Engel Schaar,
bitt’ für uns,
Maria! Dass wir
vollkommen werden gar, bitt’
für uns,
Maria! Leib, Ehr’
und Gut
auf Erd’ bewahr,
dass wir
in Zeit
viel guter Jahr’
dort leben mit der Engel Schaar,
bitt’ für uns,
Maria! Du bist der Brunn’,
der nicht verseicht, bitt’ für uns Maria,
dass uns
der heilig’ Geist erleucht’ zu wahrer Reu und
ganzer Beicht’!
Jesus, dein Sohn,
dir nicht verzeicht,
bitt’ für uns,
Maria!
About this song
- Music
- Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) (dates as OpenScore states them)
- Words
- Traditional German folksong
- Language
- German, as its source states it
- First published
- in or before 1862, as IMSLP states it
- Length
- 2:45
- Parts
- Soprano, Tenor
- Its source files it as
- Marienlieder, Op.22
- The score
- OpenScore Lieder Corpus; CC0 1.0, as its source states it. OpenScore Lieder Corpus (CC0)
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- the United States
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