Franz Schubert
Written in C major, range G4 to G5
The title means “Wandering”. A young miller sets off on the road and sings that wandering is a miller’s joy, learned from the water, the mill wheels and the millstones that never rest. It opens Schubert’s song cycle Die schöne Müllerin (1823); fittingly, the poet was called Wilhelm Müller, and Müller is German for miller.
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