All Ludwig van Beethoven Lyrics (en) Total 12
Ludwig van Beethoven - When my hero in court appearsWhen my Hero in court appears And stands arraign'd for his life; Then think of poor Polly's tears; For ah! Poor Polly's his wife Like the sailor he holds up his
Ludwig van Beethoven - The Lovely Lass of InvernessThe lovely lass o' Inverness Nae joy nor pleasure can she see; For e'en {to}1 morn she cries, (Alas!) And ay the saut tear blins her e'e: « Drumossie
Ludwig van Beethoven - SunsetThe sun upon the Weirdlaw hill In Ettrick's vale is sinking sweet; The westland wind is hush and still The lake lies sleeping at my feet Yet not the landscape to mine
Ludwig van Beethoven - Music, Love, and WineO let me Music hear Night and Day! Let the voice and let the Lyre Dissolve my heart, my spirit's fire; Music and I ask no more Night or Day! Hence with colder
Ludwig van Beethoven - Again, my lyre, yet once againAgain my lyre, yet once again! With tears I wake thy thrilling strain O sounds to sacred sorrow dear I weep, but could for ever hear! Ah! cease! nor more past scenes recall
Ludwig van Beethoven - GlencoeOh! Tell me, Harper, wherefore flow Thy wayward notes of wail and woe Far down the desert of Glencoe Where non may list their melody? Say, harp'st thou to the mist that fly
Ludwig van Beethoven - Up! Quit Thy BowerUp! Quit thy bower, late wears the hour Long have the rooks, caw'd round the tower; On flower and tree lood hums the bee The wilding kid sports merrily A day so bright, so
Ludwig van Beethoven - The Banner of BuccleuchFrom the brown crest of Newark its summons extending Our signal is waving in smoke and in flame; And each forester blithe, from hi mountain descending Bounds light o'er the heater
Ludwig van Beethoven - LochnagarAway, ye gay landscapes, ye gardens of roses In you let the minions of luxury rove Restore me the rocks where the snow-flake reposes Though still they are sacred to freedom and love
Ludwig van Beethoven - Highland HarryMy harry was a gallant gay Fu' stately strade he on the plain But now he's banish'd far away: I'll never see him back again O for him back again! O for
Ludwig van Beethoven - Duncan GrayDuncan Gray cam here to woo (Ha, ha, the wooing o't!) On blythe Yule night when we were fu' (Ha, ha, the wooing o't!) Maggie coost her head fu' high
Ludwig van Beethoven - Cease Your FunningCease your funning Force or cunning Never shall my heart trepan; All these sallies Are but malice To seduce my constant man 'Tis most certain By their
Ludwig van Beethoven
Considered perhaps the greatest composer in Western history, Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was a key figure in the transition from the restraint and craftsmanship of the Classical period to the emotion and freedom of form of the Romantic period. Despite deafness encroaching on him as early as 1798, he continued to compose and perform music as a pianist and conductor. In the genres of symphonies, piano sonatas, and string quartets, his influence is incalculable, but he is also known for his concertos for violin and piano and his opera Fidelio.