Drei Lilien [German soldier song][+English translation]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2020
- The Lilienlied seems to have originated only around 1830 as a song from old fragments, and was first sung by students in Heidelberg, Jena and Göttingen. Probably after a drinking originated mix of older songs from Thuringia and Saxony; also in Swabia, on the Rhine and in Upper and Lower Hesse known and still much sung. Melody and large parts of the text come from the hunter song "Es blies ein Jäger wohl in sein Horn".
Blooming flowers on the graves of early deceased are mentioned at the end of many songs. According to ancient folk belief, the souls of the departed loved ones passed into flowers (lilies).
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Drei Lilien, drei Lilien
die pflanzt´ich auf mein Grab
Da kam ein stolzer Reiter
und brach sie ab.
Mit Juvi valle ralle ralle ralle ra
da kam ein stolzer Reiter
und brach sie ab
Ach Reitersmann, ach Reitersmann
lass doch die Lilien stehn
Die soll ja mein Feinsliebchen
noch einmal sehn
Juvi valle ralle ralle ralle ra
die soll ja mein Feinsliebchen
noch einmal sehn
Was schert mich denn dein Liebchen
was schert mich denn dein Grab
Ich bin ein stolzer Reiter
und brech sie ab…..
Und sterbe ich noch heute
so bin ich morgen tot
Dann begraben mich die Leute
ums Morgenrot
Juvi valle ralle ralle ralle ra
Dann begraben mich die Leute
ums Morgenrot.
Ums Morgenrot ums Morgenrot
will ich begraben sein
da schläft ja mein Feinsliebchen
so ganz allein
(anderer Schluß:
dann kann mich mein Feinsliebchen
noch einmal sehn)
![Ich hatt einen Kameraden [German soldier funeral song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ln3VvTZh8jo/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ich hatt einen Kameraden [German soldier funeral song][+English translation]](/img/tr.png)
![Ein Heller und ein Batzen [German folk song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jYiqGqvuYWQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I changed the picture, do you like the new one? :)
Tolles Bild. Was ist das für ein seltsam geformter Helm?
Der sieht am Rand irgendwie anders aus als die üblichen Stahlhelme.
Grüße
Mega
@@megatwingo Ich glaube das ist der eigens für die Kavaliere entwickelte M18 Stahlhelm.
@@jannesklein2539 Danke für die Info. Kannte ich noch gar nicht. Was soll denn diese besondere Helmform für Vorteile für die Kavallerie bringen?
Wundervolles Bild wie alle dieser Art
Hell tf yes, it's awesome
One of my favourite German songs, it’s so stupid that ignorant people say it’s a nazist song, the text is just wonderful.
DAVIDFOX 205 nobody said it was
@@lucaswilson2520 youtube has banned all of Ludwig's song before for hate speech, so a good lot think anything german means nazis
Erwin Rommel no it’s just some comments also your name is Erwin Rommel can you really Talk Verpiss Dich
This song existed way before the Nazis came to power. It was written in 1830
No todos.
Los Ingleses serian - entoces - igual.
Why does every German march just sound perfect?
the answer lies in your question.
Prussian perfection.
Because IT IS a German March.
Because it is German!
Nearly every german March or military Song is made with perfection
I taught high school German for 17 years. I had one class of sophomores, mostly boys, who loved singing this one on Friday afternoons with gusto. The French teacher across the hall would slam her door shut when we got going. I think the song is much older than the two World Wars. It likely dates from the Romantic Period in German literature from late 1700‘s to mid 1800’s. Themes of soldiers leaving a girlfriend to go off to die in battle were quite common. Remember that there was no united German Nation until 1871, so the different German states struggled against each other as well as against Napoleon’s armies. There wasn’t much peace in those days.
Indeed, I just checked. This is listed as a Volkslied. The text is from the 1830’s. There are several verses. The overall message of the song is the Stolzer Reiter( the proud rider), a metaphor for death, which has no respect for the lilies. At the same time, it reflects the resignation of the soldier to death, and being buried at Morgenrot(the red of the morning at dawn).
Underrated comment.
Whoa a based boomer. Thank you for not being ignorant!
@@yellow_flag Bitte! Ich hatte ausgezeichnete Lehrer, Professoren, und eine Nachbarin, die aus Brünn kam und wie eine zweite Mutter war. Auch dazu habe ich viel Zeit im deutschsprachigen Raum verbracht.
Wo wahren Lehrer wie sie an meiner Schule? So Gott will sind sie bald wieder da :D
Me: listens to a german music about three flowers
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@@aroqga6085 ehmm wann ist anschluss zeit
I wish the Germans were more proactive in preserving their country, heritage/culture, and peoples as well as other Euro countries as well. There's a lot of beauty there worth cherishing.
@Kekimus Maximus It's almost illegal to be proud of your country these days if you live in europe. It's sad.
I often wonder why your Germany don't protect your culture especially the part of Deutsch Reich,but now I think I was wrong.
@Kekimus Maximus That's good to hear. Although nowadays-you all will have to protect yourselves from the mass-vaccination and surveillance schemes brought out behind this COVID-19 scamdemic.
Well Germany doesn't go on in these traditions because of the military background...
If we'd do this, the other nations would panic. A lot of people were afraid when Germany 'united' in the 90's...then imagine we did this with big Prussian military parade in Berlin. They would have invaded us 😂
@@svenk5475 I say why must we be stretched between extremes? Why does it have to be either we love ourselves and were dangerous or we shame ourselves and become weak to prevent fear or danger. Why cant we just love ourselves and our country and be extremely peaceful at the same time? Lets strike that balance.
I'm not a German nor am I some kind of Veteran Soldier, but this song is just so happy and cheerful that I've pretty much gotten attached and fell in love with it so easily while listening helplessly to the beat that literally has the same Tempo as the Epic Marching of Soldiers which makes this song a hundred times better, and I simply found this song because of a meme I saw on YT about Girls and Boys having their behaviors or reaction compared for wearing the same outfit where this song starts playing when a bunch of German Soldiers Marching appeared in the video. *German Marching Music is truly the Finest in the World.*
Thanks for your nice words buddy :)
That's cool, where are you from?
@@SpyTheMan01 Philippines, yayyy.
arbeite als pfleger. Habe letztes das lied bei der Arbeit gesungen. Eine alte Dame hat mit gesungen und strahlte vor Freude.
Ach das ist ja schön, grüß sie lieb :D
@@dr.ludwig wird gemacht :) ps: weiter so! Echt klasse dein Kanal. höre täglich die musik.
Ehre
Sehr stabil :)
Stabil bruder
Ich habe es als Kind so gelernt: das Mädchen pflanzt die Lilien fur ihren Geliebten. Sie denkt, er ist tot, da kommt ein stolzer Reiter und bricht die Blumen. Danach erst gibt er sich zu erkennen, es ist ihr Geliebter, der doch zurückgekehrt ist.
I love how upbeat and positive German martial music is! I've rarely if ever heard negative subjects in their lyrics. Some of them can be sad, but never hateful or angry in any way. Thanks Ludwig!!!
Danke, ja
that's because their generations had to be motivated into dying again and again
allright then, I am 100% Pole but i love this song so much that I am playing it on repeat for hours, German marches are simply the best.... mit freundlichen Grüßen meine lieber Kameraden
They are nice but it's good to bear in mind that marches like Preußens Gloria were played on the German parade in conquered Warsaw.
Chcąc nie chcąc ciągnie się za tymi ładnymi marszami cień. Pozdrawiam.
🫡
The picture is heartwarming, one can see how deep he mourns. He came home from war just to find his love dead. I like the picture very much.
He is picking flowers from a dead soldiers grave.
Bro, please listern to the lyrics. He is picking the flowers of someone elses grave and the singer is the dead man asking him to let them stay so his widow can see the flowers once more.
Mir kamen fast tränen, weil ich dieses lied so liebe, ich wünschte wir würden öffentlich unsere wunderbare geschichte/kultur ehren
...es war einmal°°
Ja, leider nicht mehr so möglich 😊
@@heinzirrgang3008
Ja Heinz 😢
why is there a tear going down my face for this
I put this song on a playlist so it can loop. I'm also going to start learning German... even though my family is mostly German and I haven't even learnt it already
Volle Solidarität den Bauern und allen die dafür einstehen!! 💙💙😇😇
Absolut zu Herzen ❤️ ❤️ gehend!!!!Dankeschön lieber Dr..Ludwig!Und das Bild ist konkurrenzlos hübsch!!Glückwunsch!!
I hate how the German music is labeled as "Nazi". It disgusts me. Whenever I have a bad day, they got my back.
Cheers!
Just learn to embrace it at this point. The hordes will never let up on Germany it seems.
I know! I just found it so disrespectful everytime they are called nazis instead of National Socialists.
@adham proleo345 Wanna talk about it?
@adham proleo345 you get a virtual hug from me if you want! :c
I like the picture as it personalizes the a comforting legacy to his sweetheart while being a reminder to the passer-bys to always show respect for the fallen. The care if the lilies show a more sentimental side of the man who wore many hats doing his duty!
I am half german and can’t wait to learn german so I wont be disappointing to my ancestors
The intro... Probably one of the most impressive I have ever heard!
Absolut eine empfehlenswerte Version dieses Soldatenliedes❤
The Germans have an incredible talent to turn melancholic & romantic songs into cool battle millitary marches. :-)) People who do not speak German would never guess that it is about a grave with flowers, sweetheart girl and what was done to them one brave warrior - in other words, everyone can die at the end. But such people would think that the soldiers' choir was singing something life-affirming, joyful, brave and martial.
For example I have noticed that the majority of people (although I can no longer guarantee that it is majority) in our country and in all countries, especially those hard hit by the WW2 (or Great Patriotic War in our country), still believe that all German military marches and songs only talk about war, Hitler, invasion and how the Wehrmacht will smash everybody to pieces! And no one has any idea what romantic lyrics there really are!
My watchers also mention often how beautiful Russian songs are, I think our two countries make some of the best :)
@@dr.ludwig Yeahh!!! I used to listen to them all the time before! And now I've added German and French marches to them.
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Niestety Malarz z Wąsikiem zrobił swoje...mówi się klęska pod Stalingradem...ale nikt nie mówi,że ci żołnierze cierpieli i zostali oszukani...Niemiec czy nie to zawsze jest szkoda każdego istnienia...
yeah like the song Erika the song was made in WW1 but because the Nazis took it many people say it´s a nazi song even though it doesn´t realy have to do anything with it and oh boy belive me when i say you get alot of weird looks when you even hum the melody of it in school but me and my friends love the old music better than most of the things that exist nowdays ;)
Brothers...our hearts beat in equal rhythm when we witness such beauty
Eines meiner absoluten Lieblingslieder!🇦🇹🤝🇩🇪
Love your page! Me and my dad always come here to listen to our favorite German songs! Never stop uploading 🤘🏻🙏🏻
That's so sweet, I have still many many hundreds of songs to come :)
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST GERMAN SONGS I'VE EVER HEARD
☄Very 🌷BEAUTIFUL & ❤ LOVE 🌹🇩🇪⚔💛⚘🌿" Drei Lilien " soldier song (March ) and good Video!!🎆💐👍🌟👍🌟👍🌟 Thank you very much Dr. Ludwig!
I love how it openly shows that the soldier will inevitably die but its played in such a nice way .
Such a rich and joyful song, I always sing it when I’m feeling down
Respect and reverence for hallowed ground, especially the graves of fallen soldiers who, inevitable, have died violently and far too young.
Oooh...I love this!! A cheery song that has made my day!! Even though my hubby hasn't taught me much German yet, I'm glad I can sing along to this. Thank you 🥰
I once saw a video of someone showing his Wehrmacht uniform, it was about 25 min long, I was on vacation, don't have wifi, and had to pay about 15 € on roaming, but it sparked my love for Germany and the German language, so worth every cent 👍
Plot twist: He is placing the lily’s
he is placing MORE lily's
*landmines
@@hiimryan2388 bruh , hes a musician , look dude
Drei Lilien: *is about a soldier going off to duty missing his girl
TH-cam moderator Zombie: German Soldier song. Nazi. Must block.
I feel like this was germany during its golden age
this song's lyrics are so sad even though the music is upbeat :(
Schön zu sehen, dass dieses Meisterstück der deutschen Kultur so viele Aufrufe hat. Danke fürs Verbreiten!
die bisher schönste Version von Drei Lilien die ich gehört habe,danke dir like ist auf jeden fall da
Siento como si mi carro se convierte en un king tiger saludos 🇲🇽 que hermosa cancion ♥️
I heard this on a WW1 documentary series produced by the BBC and I've been searching for it ever since. The song is so catchy.
Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪
swedistan
Un des plus beaux chants traditionnels allemands.
Die eine Million schaffen wir auch noch🙏🏽🇩🇪
This version is really good with the long instrumental "pre-play", thanks for uploading Dr. 😄
Ohhhh ein neues Lied für die Sammlung!
Wunderbar, Danke!
Wunderschön! Danke.
What a marvelous language is German!
Romantic text about flowers sounds like text of manual to antitank cannon!))))
XD Just like Russian with even more consonants in the words sounds like a Katjuscha artillery
@@dr.ludwig
Do you want to say that number of consonant sounds in German text is more than in Russian one?))
There I go crying again
I LOVE THIS, AMAZING STUFF. KEEP IT UP. LOTS OF LOVE. MWAAAAAAA
Danke für dieses Lied
If this is Nazi music, then so is a Beethoven music.
It’s interesting that so many shun this music, but songs like “When Jonny comes marching home” which were confederate are still widely listened to and respected.
I’ll listen to both because it’s history, it has musical value, and one helps me practice my German 💖
the victors wrote the history. try read "The Bad War" by M.S King.
Wait, you sure it was Confederate? If so, I'm surprised I never knew.
I thought it was used primarily by the Union with limited use by the Confederates, who adopted the well-known Dixie as their unofficial anthem.
just as a litle fun fact this isn´t even from the 3th reich but if i am not wrong from the Kaiserreich though as many people think most german song that are older than 1945 are from the 3th reich because they don´t know any better
Unsere Mutter hatte immer das Lied gesungen ,Und sie liebte die Blumen ,,Nun ist sie 84,jährig verstorben ,,Ruhe in Frieden ,liebes Muttichen .,
I was in the 5th Army Band from 65-68 and one of our Warrant officer band directors used to do German Marches. He came in at the tail end of WW2 but had no problem with German marches. One of the commanders of 5th Army when I was there, a WW2 vet, loved “Lili Marlene.”We did both in German and English
That's lovely to heart! Culture/ Music should be apolitical and for everyone to enjoy :)
Damn I remember reading a diary from a Hitlerjugend Member who lived in hildesheim (my homecity) during the war. This song is a primary theme that follows him through the years 1941-1945. Even the book is named after a passage of it, „Da kam ein stolzer Reiter“.
Basically at the start he needs to write an analysis about this song in his school. He interprets it that the lillies are german citys and the rider is destroying them as an analogy for the bombardments.
In the beginning, 1942 it‘s just a nice analysis, his teacher gives him a A (or a 1 in germany) for that. The following years are pretty happy because Hildesheim was not bombed till 1944.
On the 22.3.1945 he witnesses the Firestorm of Hildesheim where british bombers reduced it to rubble, 90% of the Altstadt (like the core area) is destroyed, Hildesheim is burning.
The diary ends with the words: „In the end, the rider came and brought destruction“
That sounds so sad :( Even worse when cities were unharmed until 1945 but weeks or days before the end they get destroyed to a moon landscape.
@@dr.ludwig Yes it‘s truly sad. Hildesheim was such a beautiful city with a lot of old Fachwerkhäuser. Because the Fachwerkhäuser were made out of wood, the city still burned for days after the initial bombing.
What‘s even worse is that Hildesheim had no important infrastructure that supported the war. Like no factories that produced weapons, tanks etc or a large amount of soldiers. The bombing was meant to break the morale of the germans.
When Europa was Europa ...
Now it's europe
With ein E
Now it’s Eurostan
@@npcaesar0512 Still majority white and Angela Merkel is part of a party that has the word Christian in it
@@npcaesar0512 jaja middle osten eins was so good that they had to make a middle osten zwei
Frohen Stolzmonat
Super Lied Dr. Ludwig. Mach weiter so. Ich möchte mehr davon ❤️❤️❤️
Damn, i thought i lost this song. this is one of the first military march i've ever heard when at elementary school. Good lord thanks Dr.
Mir gefällt das Lied. Weiter so, Dr Ludwig ❤️❤️❤️
I'm not German, but I love this song.
The song: about a german soldier trying to beg a horse rider to not destroy his best friend soldier's grave
The comments: woah nice M1918 helmet
Its not an m1918 helmet tho
*I just realized that the leave fullscreen buttom is a wehrmacht symbol*
One of my favorite German military song/march.
Hans appreciating a flower as his trusty steed grazes. Wholesomeness has been achieved.
The opening music itself is worth a march on its own.
Sehr schönes Lied, dieses kannte ich noch nicht.
Vielen Dank.
Stabiles Video👍
This is one of my favourites
Wunderbar !😇
Wunderschönes Lied
Schönes Lied 👍🏼
Actually the best version of this song
The picture is perfect and romantic ....some how...
Good march .
Cheers!
Das ist gut !!
Le début sans les paroles et juste incroyable 🥰🇨🇵🇩🇪! Sieg soldaten !!
Wunderbar Jawohl
It's a beatiful and touching song, especially when you understand lirycs in German. Besten Gruessen aus Polen 🇵🇱🇩🇪
Wunderbar !!! Diese Lied ist schön.
Yeah I like this picture as it seems to go with the lyrics pretty well! I like the tune too!🎵👌💕🌹🇩🇪👍❗
Beautiful!!!
Ich liebe Deutschland mit meine ganze herz! Grusen aus italien 👋🏻💖🇩🇪 so sus und liebevoll ist das lied 🌷🌹💐🌱
so sus.
I also like Germany and Italy. Greetings from Japan
Such a beautiful song
I love it!
So recently my goats had babies and one baby had the Teutonic order colors so i named her Lilien After this song
Epic XD
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thank you
Eines dere Lieblingslieder meines Opas, der ab 1912 Bamberger Ulan war.
Germany got the best marching music, change my mind
Who is the artist behind this beautiful artwork?
It's been one year that I'm learning Germany and this made me cry.
Wunderschoen..... ❤️
While listening to this i feel nostalgic. German marches are beautiful.
Wow, certainly a march with an awesome story to tell...don't get THESE every day! MMM!!!
Wonderful, can't go wrong with German marching music , will play this loud driving to work tomorrow , porobabally with the Windows down
Muy hermosa canción felicitaciones und Danke
'I put Lilly in graveyard
and Knight came
and took the lilly'
wtf germany
It's symbolic
TOP, TOP, sie hatten nicht nur Mut und Klasse und Ehre sie konnten auch noch singen, wir werden euch nie vergessen ihr gabt euer leben für uns
Schönes Lied Sir
Nice thanks
Very romantic! There the all Germany in old history!