Lieder und Balladen

Summary

Lieder und Balladen is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Lieder und Balladen authored Robert Burns^[2].
• Lieder und Balladen's image is recorded as Burns Lieder und Balladen 001.jpg^[3].
• Lieder und Balladen's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[4].
• Lieder und Balladen's instance of is recorded as literary work^[5].
• Lieder und Balladen's genre is recorded as song^[6].
• Lieder und Balladen's genre is recorded as ballad^[7].
• Lieder und Balladen's Commons category is recorded as Burns Lieder und Balladen^[8].
• Lieder und Balladen's language of work or name is recorded as German^[9].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Es lebe die Maid mit Vermögen^[10].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Es war ’ne Maid^[11].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Es war ’ne Maid und die war schön^[12].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Daß das Weib sich nicht beklage^[13].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Das Auge voll Thränen^[14].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Damon und Sylvia^[15].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Da liegt der Hund begraben^[16].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Chloris^[17].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as An einen Kuß^[18].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Betrog’ner Bursch^[19].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Der hübsche Weber^[20].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Watend durch den Bach^[21].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Das blauäugige Mädchen^[22].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Jamie, probir’ mich^[23].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Der alte Rob Morris^[24].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Tam O’Shanter^[25].
• Lieder und Balladen's has part is recorded as Hans Gerstenkorn^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Lieder und Balladen authored Robert Burns^[2].

Publication

Lieder und Balladen's language of work or name is recorded as German^[9]. Genres include song^[6] and ballad^[7].