Schumann : The Happy Farmer, op. 68, no. 10

Robert SCHUMANN (1810-1856) : Fröhlicher Landmann, von der Arbeit Zurückkehrend - From "Album für die Jugend", op. 68
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[@russelldelima]

Another Gem of a musical score Just perfect to be included in future music exams Trinity college & Royal school of music London.

[@sKassie]

Sounds like that one part in the Wizard of Oz

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A quake a quake, the ground begins to shake

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A dutch sinterklaas song is based om this entire melody

[@dernochjungenoergler]

I can feel the happiness of coming home after a demanding day.

[@BluebirdTrainProductions1764]

01. Schubert
02. Schumann
03. Johann Strauss II
04. Tchaikovsky
05. Felix Mendelssohn

[@mollylea2643]

Is anyone else hearing JAG?

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Anyone remember this from Baby Einstein?

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200th viewer

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1391th viewer

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Schumann having a day off from driving himself into an asylum through perfectionism.

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😇🥲🥲🥲😇

[@drewsolla49]

Baby MacDonald anyone?

[@hironariinbe7351]

☆☆☆☆☆でも足りないなぁ。

[@SamuelLee-gw6wr]

Lyrics (unofficial):
Reliability method design
Relates distribution of stresses to that of strengths
To get an acceptable stress rate
R is P when the element won't fail in use
Use PDF to get probability
Number of instances of failures
Divided by total number of positive
Reliability, perform without failure
The relations used obtain the stats data
So stress and strength are actually statistical