Originally written ca. 1858, Die Meere is the third work in Johannes Brahms’ Drei Duette, Op. 20 for soprano voice, alto voice, and piano. Set to text by Wilhelm Müller, the piece describes the flowing, breezy motion of a beachy scene on a German sea, which translated from German, Die Meere means the ‘the sea’.
Originally written ca. 1858, Die Meere is the third work in Johannes Brahms’ Drei Duette, Op. 20 for soprano voice, alto voice, and piano. Set to text by Wilhelm Müller, the piece describes the flowing, breezy motion of a beachy scene on a German sea, which translated from German, Die Meere means the ‘the sea’.
