Heino - Mein Vaterland: German Patriotic Songs Of The 19th Century Album

Tracklist

1	Der Gott Der Eisen Wachsen Lieb
2	Schleseswig Holstein Meerumschlungen
3	Gluckauf Gluckauf
4	Freiheit Die Ich Meine
5	Westfalenlied
6	Riesengebirglers Heimatlied
7	Als Die Romer Frech Geworden
8	Flamme Empor
9	Markische Heide
10	Von Der Weser Bis Zur Elbe
11	Deutschlandlied
12	Schlesier Lied
13	Wohlauf Kameraden Auf's Pferd
14	O Du Wunderschoner Deutscher Rhein
15	Ich Hatt Einen Kameraden
16	Die Wacht Am Rhein

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1 C 066-32 587	Heino	Uns Geht Die Sonne Nicht Unter - Heimat- Und Vaterlandslieder ‎(LP, Album)	EMI Electrola	1 C 066-32 587	Germany	1977
PLD 7053	Heino	Mein Vaterland - German Patriotic Songs Of The 19th Century ‎(LP, Album)	Peters International	PLD 7053	US	1977
5C 062-32587	Heino	Uns Geht Die Sonne Nicht Unter - Heimat- Und Vaterlandslieder ‎(LP, Album)	EMI	5C 062-32587	Netherlands	1978
34 519	Heino	Uns Geht Die Sonne Nicht Unter (Heim- Und Vaterlandslieder) ‎(LP, Album, Club)	EMI Electrola, Columbia, Donauland	34 519	Austria	1977

Album

These are songs that inspired German patriotism against Napoleon's domination and the struggles for reunification of the German Fatherland. Andere Versionen 4 von 4 Alle anzeigen. Listen free to Heino Mein Vaterland Niedersachsenlied, Märkische Heide and more. 16 tracks . Heino born 13 December 1938 in Düsseldorf as Heinz Georg Kramm is a German singer of popular music Schlager and traditional Volksmusik. With his booming voice, bright blonde hair, and e read more. With his booming voice, bright blonde hair, and ever present sunglasses due to Graves-Basedow read more. Vaterland is a German patriotic song by Ernst Moritz Arndt 1813 which was popular in the 19th century. East German Patriotic Song - . Mein Vaterland. Released 1977. Mein Vaterland Tracklist. Märkische Heide Lyrics. About Mein Vaterland. Mein Vaterland Q&A. More Heino albums. With the music of Albert Methfessel 17851869, Arndt's Vaterlandslied became very popular during the German Campaign of 1813, and remained part of the canon of patriotic songs throughout the 19th and early 20th century. Der Gott, der Eisen wachsen ließ, Der wollte keine Knechte, Drum gab er Säbel, Schwert und Spieß Dem Mann in seine Rechte, Drum gab er ihm den kühnen Mut, Den Zorn der freien Rede, Dass er bestände bis aufs Blut, Bis in den Tod die Fehde. Sailing And Whaling Songs Of The 19th Century - Paul Clayton. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Rufst du, mein Vaterland. English: When you call, my Fatherland. A 1914 postcard containing the opening line. The German lyrics were translated into French in 1857, as the result of a competition sponsored by the Societé de Zofingue of Geneva. Towards the end of the 19th century, when the song's status as de facto national anthem had become fixed, it was desirable to have a singable version in Italian, the third official language of Switzerland Romansh was not officially recognized as a separate language until 1938. An Italian version printed in a 1896 songbook for schools has two verses, a close translation of the first two versions of the German lyrics. Italian lyrics. Songs in album Heino - A Festive German Christmas 1969. Heino - Weihnachtslieder Potpourri Christmas Song Medley. Heino - Die Himmel Ruehmen The Heavens Are Telling. The Walhalla: Hall of Heroes - Germany: Memories of a Nation. Neil MacGregor visits the Walhalla, a 19th-century temple to German-ness, built in Town Songs of the Great Patriotic War, 1941 - 1945