Re: Schumann's Use of Melody from "What Child Is This":
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Posted by John Rasmussen on August 28, 19102 at 15:16:47:
In Reply to: Schumann's Use of Melody from "What Child Is This" posted by John on June 12, 19102 at 14:22:46:
I've played in the orchestra for Schumann's 1st and 4th, and am familiar with the other two. No, he didn't use "Greensleeves" in any symphony, nor in any of the other orchestral works I'm familiar with. It would be very interesting if he used it in any composition, as he was not known as an early-music aficionado (unlike his friend Johannes Brahms).
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