I even know some of these! I am as happy as little guurrrrl! (Mike
Meyers, Sprockets)
Amazing what one picks up from trombone parts in Mahler, Wagner and
Hindemith.
On Mar 4, 2007, at 7:57 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
munter
Lively
Leicht bewegt
Moving easily (not the best translation if you want to put an English
marking)
Langsam, jedoch fliebend
Slowly, but (sorry don't know this word!)
Vorspiel
prelude or overture, "before the story". (Can it even mean foreplay?
Or am I being to literal? A friend of mine at school also used it to
refer to a pre-game barbecue before the big soccer matches.)
ruhig
calmly
Musik zum Kaspertheater
Music for the Puppet Theater, whatever that is
Tanz der Holzpuppen
Dance of the Wood Dolls. Maybe Toy Dolls or just Dolls would be
better English.
Wiegenlied
Lullabye (literally, cradle song)
Schlufslied
Sleep song?
Sorry, you got me. (No, it doesn't mean that!) 8-)
Christopher
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