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German National Anthem - 3 mixes

German National Anthem (1091/14) Arr. Tim Devine (ASCAP) / Stacey Berkley (PRS)
  • Key Eb/D# (ends in Eb/D#)
  • Metre 4/4
  • Tempo n/a
  • Tempo Notes Slow
  • Album Number 1091/14
  • ISRC GB-FFM-04-09114
  • Publisher Audio Network Limited
  • Release Year 2004
Factoid Franz Joseph Haydn returned to Austria from his second concert tour of England and wrote this tune as an Imperial Anthem (Kaiser Hymn) for Franz II, the last Kaiser of "das Heilige Römische Reich Deutscher Nationre." Haydn had been impressed by "God save the King. The tune was first played on February 12, 1797.
German National Anthem 2 (1091/47) Arr. Tim Devine (ASCAP) / Stacey Berkley (PRS)
  • Key Eb/D# (ends in Ebm/D#m)
  • Metre 4/4
  • Tempo n/a
  • Tempo Notes Slow
  • Album Number 1091/47
  • ISRC GB-FFM-04-09147
  • Publisher Audio Network Limited
  • Release Year 2004
Factoid Franz Joseph Haydn returned to Austria from his second concert tour of England and wrote this tune as an Imperial Anthem (Kaiser Hymn) for Franz II, the last Kaiser of "das Heilige Römische Reich Deutscher Nationre." Haydn had been impressed by "God save the King. The tune was first played on February 12, 1797.
German National Anthem 3 (1091/48) Arr. Tim Devine (ASCAP) / Stacey Berkley (PRS)
  • Key Eb/D# (ends in Ebm/D#m)
  • Metre 4/4
  • Tempo n/a
  • Tempo Notes Slow
  • Album Number 1091/48
  • ISRC GB-FFM-04-09148
  • Publisher Audio Network Limited
  • Release Year 2004
Factoid Franz Joseph Haydn returned to Austria from his second concert tour of England and wrote this tune as an Imperial Anthem (Kaiser Hymn) for Franz II, the last Kaiser of "das Heilige Römische Reich Deutscher Nationre." Haydn had been impressed by "God save the King. The tune was first played on February 12, 1797.

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