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    This document provides the lyrics and musical notation for Franz Schubert's song "To Wander" or "Das Wandern". The song is a celebration of wandering and describes how wandering is the miller's joy. It depicts how both the water and the turning mill wheel teach us to wander without rest. The heavy millstone is personified as wandering joyfully but longing to wander further. The song suggests that a miller would be wretched without wandering and that masters and mistresses should see that a miller needs to wander.

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    This document provides the lyrics and musical notation for Franz Schubert's song "To Wander" or "Das Wandern". The song is a celebration of wandering and describes how wandering is the miller's joy. It depicts how both the water and the turning mill wheel teach us to wander without rest. The heavy millstone is personified as wandering joyfully but longing to wander further. The song suggests that a miller would be wretched without wandering and that masters and mistresses should see that a miller needs to wander.

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    Das Wandern Ist Des Müller's Lust

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    Chuck Berry
    This document provides the lyrics and musical notation for Franz Schubert's song "To Wander" or "Das Wandern". The song is a celebration of wandering and describes how wandering is the miller's joy. It depicts how both the water and the turning mill wheel teach us to wander without rest. The heavy millstone is personified as wandering joyfully but longing to wander further. The song suggests that a miller would be wretched without wandering and that masters and mistresses should see that a miller needs to wander.

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    To Wander (Das Wandern)

    Franz Schubert, D. 795

    $
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    Moderately quick (Mäßig geschwind)
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    Voice         
        

    1. To wan - der is the
    2. The wa - ter taught us
    3. I've learnt this from the
    4. The hea - vy mill - stone
    5. Yes, wand' - ring, wand' - ring

     
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    Piano
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     
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       
              
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     
    Mil -ler's joy, to wan - der! To wan - der is the Mil -ler's joy, to
    this you see, the wa - ter! The wa - ter taught us this you see, the
    turn - ing wheel, the mill wheel! I've learnt this from the turn - ing wheel, the
    rolls a - round, the mill - stone! The hea - vy mill - stone rolls a - round, the


    is my joy, just wand' - ring! Yes, wand' ring, wand' ring is my joy, just

               
         

     
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    3

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    12

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           
    wan - der! How wretch - ed would a Mil - ler be Who ne - ver thought to
    wa - ter! It knows no rest by night and day Goes wand' - ring on its
    mill wheel! It's ne - ver stand - ing still at all, We al - ways see it
    mill - stone! It rolls a - round so joy - ful - ly But longs to go a -
    wand' - ring! Oh Mas - ter and oh mis - tress see A mil - ler needs to
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     pp 
    17

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     
    wan -der free, To wan - der, to wan - der, to wan - der, to wan - der.
    joy - ful way, The wa - ter, the wa - ter, the wa - ter, the wa - ter.
    rise and fall, The mill wheel, the mill wheel, the mill wheel, the mill wheel.
    wan - d'ring free, The mill - stone, the mill - stone, the mill - stone, the mill - stone.

     
    wan - der free, To wan - der, to wan - der, to wan - der, to wan - der.
      
                 


     

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    pp

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                
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                   
           

    
    Dal Segno $

    22

                       
             



    
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           
     
     
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                       
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    mf
            
           

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