Robert Schumann – Adventlied Op.71

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Adventlied, Op. 71 is a setting of a poem by Friedrich Rückert that speaks of the anticipation of the coming of Christ. The text is full of longing and hope, and Schumann’s music captures this mood perfectly. The work is written in a grand and festive style, with soaring melodies and rich harmonies. It is a popular choice for choral performances during the Advent season.

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