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Schubert: Nachtstück (Nocturne) | Robert Holl in Schubert's Poetic World – "My Legacy"

In this video, Robert Holl discusses the song "Nachtstück" by Franz Schubert. The work, composed in October 1819, is strongly influenced by the Romantic aesthetics and ideas of his friend Johann Mayrhofer, as well as Novalis' "Hymns to the Night." The renowned singer and Schubert interpreter explores the romantic and mystical connection between music, nature, and death, inspired by Novalis, Paracelsus, and Ossian. Robert Holl's analysis includes: • The compositional background and the influence of Schubert's circle. • The musical depiction of a full moon night and the introduction of the harpist as a central figure. • The Romantic idea of an ensouled nature and death as a peaceful transition to eternity. With remarkable quotes such as "Nature is the garment of God" (Paracelsus) and "Everything seems to speak to the poet, for he has found the meaning; the universe is a single choir" (Friedrich Schlegel), the philosophical depth of the work is impressively highlighted. ⏱️Video Chapters⏱️ 00:00:00 - Schubert's Inspiration through Mayrhofer and Novalis 00:00:54 - The Harpist as a Royal Figure in the Night 00:01:56 - Influence of Novalis on Schubert's Compositions 00:03:02 - Romantic Concept of Nature in Schubert 00:04:10 - Nature as God's Garment and Redemption in Death 00:04:44 - Music -- Franz Schubert: Nachtstück – Robert Holl & Rudolf Jansen 00:11:27 - Poem -- Johann Mayrhofer: Nachtstück 00:12:34 - Dying in Peace and Surrender, in the Arms of Nature A heartfelt thanks goes to the Schubert Stichting in the Netherlands (https://schubertstichting.nl) for generously supporting this video series! #RobertHoll #FranzSchubert #Nachtstück #JohannMayrhofer #MyLegacy #SchubertSongs #Schubert #Novalis #Paracelsus #DiscoverMusic #ClassicalMusic #Poetry #Culture