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Author: icalvoPosted: Sep 21 2011 - 12:47 AM
Subject: re: re: A lullaby from my teddy bear since I was 4
...to which I would add that it was initially attributed to W.A.Mozart (see Wiegenlied, KV350), but later it was discovered that KV350 is an arrangement of some incidental music for the play "Esther", written by F.W.Gotter. The composer of that music is believed to be Bernhard Flies, but current research points also to Friedrich Fleischmann.
In German, this is known as the lullaby "Schlafe, mein Prinzchen, schlaf ein".
Regards, Rainer
Regards, Rainer
Hello; I recently found a teddy bear that I used to love and adore when I was little. It played this little tune that is so catchy, so beautiful and I have never heard it anywhere else. Can anybody identify it? I recorded the teddy bear playing, this is my first recording, I hope it works.
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