Nun will die Sonn' so hell aufgeh'n.Kindertotenlieder.Fisher-Dieskau & Kempe.Berliner Philharmoniker.1955
In this weather, in this windy storm, I would never have sent the children out; They were carried outside - I could say nothing about it! In this weather, in this roaring storm, I would never have let the children out. I was afraid they had fallen ill, but these thoughts are now idle. In this weather, in this cruel storm, I would never have let the children out; I was worried they would die the next day - but this is now no concern. In this weather, in this cruel storm, I would never have sent the children out; They were carried outside - I could say nothing about it! In this weather, in this roaring, cruel storm, they rest as they did in their mother's house: they are frightened by no storm, and are covered by the hand of God.