Ekkehard, Vol. 1: A Tale of the Tenth Century (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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He went to Heidelberg, and there, under the impulse of association with rollicking friends, who belonged to a sort of club called Der Engere, he wrote most of the songs, published in collected form in 1868, under the title of Gaudeamus. Even before they were published, they were spread on the wings of music all over the land. They had that same lyrical spontaneity and freshness, that same brilliant wit which flashed and glowed in the gems of Der Trompeter. They are the very folk songs Of the student world.

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