Lullaby

A lullaby  or a children's song that is sung to a child in sleep to get. The content of the text of the song is very simple and usually refers to the falling asleep of the child.The music is quiet and rocking (3/4 or 6/8). Usually it is sung by a parent or guardian.

Famous is the Wiegenlied by Johannes Brahms, " Guten Abend, gut 'Nacht ', which sounds worldwide from toy boxes.

It is known the lullaby from A Midsummer Night's Dream 'with lullaby So goodnight, "which is sung by the four fairies for their queen Titania . It was by Felix Mendelssohn minor.

Contents

 * 1 Examples of lullabies
 * 1.1 Dutch language
 * 1.2 French language
 * 2 Twentieth century
 * 3 Modern Lullabies
 * 4 External links

Dutch language
Three older songs:
 * Suze Naanje, which I waige
 * washes add some bigger din which I sluig
 * moar do bist economy still eel Klain
 * 'K malt moar what door zain fingers.
 * Suze Naanje do.


 * Suja, suja baby,
 * What are you bitter stout.
 * Do you have pain in your belly,
 * or are your feet cold?
 * We will fire ignited,
 * We will cook porridge.
 * 'T cradle goes from weak-spandrel
 * the little fat man.


 * Maantje peers, moon peeks
 * all the window panes.
 * It's as if he wants to tell us:
 * It's in the room so quiet, so quiet ...
 * Are the children all go to bed,
 * or play them off yet?
 * Are the children all go to bed,
 * or play them off yet?


 * Dear moon, look at that,
 * they already are in the feathers
 * Beautiful, moon says and laughs and laughs,
 * 'K wish you all a good night,
 * tomorrow is a new day
 * then you can play again and learn,
 * tomorrow is a new day
 * then you can play and learn again.


 * (Text: H. Browning Music:. ​​HJ den Hertog.)

French language

 * Do do
 * l'enfant do (the child sleeps)
 * l'enfant dormira bien vite (the child will be fast asleep)
 * Do do
 * l'enfant do
 * l'enfant dormira bientôt (the child will soon sleep)

Better known yet:
 * Fais dodo, Colas mon petit frère
 * Fais dodo, t'auras du lolo
 * Maman est en haut
 * Qui fait du gâteau
 * Papa est en bas
 * Qui fait du chocolat

Twentieth century [ edit ]
In the songbook Can you sing, then sing along  (1st edition in 1906) was recorded some lullabies or lullabies. Due to the popularity and long history of this pressure songbook (41st edition in 1986) it remained for decades in widely-known songs. These are the songs include: "If good sleep kind'ren soft, then keep Eng'len faithful guard, '' The flowers went to sleep, they were geurensmoe 'and' t Is darkness, my Sleeping Beauty, bowl, play not any more '.

Modern Lullabies
Annie MG Schmidt has written a lullaby, "Suja suja prickling, out there shining moon '(titled' Porcupine poses lullaby" in the fluitketeltje and other poems (1950)), which allows a porcupine by his mother sung to sleep.