- "
Elveskud" or "Elverskud" (pronounced [ˈelvɐskuð];
Danish for "Elf-shot") is the Danish, and most
widely used, name for one of the most po****r ballads...
- tragically. As in
Elveskud,
sometimes the
everyday person is a man and the elf a woman, as also in Elvehøj (much the same
story as
Elveskud, but with a happy...
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lagde mit
hoved til Elverhøj" (I laid my head down on Elves' Hill)" and
Elveskud (DgF 47B) that
begins "Herr Oluf han
rider saa vide" (Sir Oluf he rideth...
- The
story of the Erlkönig
derives from the
traditional Danish ballad Elveskud: Goethe's poem was
inspired by
Johann Gottfried Herder's
translation of...
-
Wikisource has
original text
related to this article:
Elfenlied Der Erlkönig
Elveskud Elfen Lied (2002 manga)
Letter to
Charlotte von
Stein dated 12 October...
- them - many end in the grave.
Bournonville must have had the folk
songs Elveskud (The Elf-shot) and Elvehøj (The Elves' Hill) in mind when he has Junker...
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Bosmer in Elfland" 46 Elvehøj (A-C) A 65 "Elfin Hill"; "Elvir Hill" 47
Elveskud (A-Æ) A 63
Clerk Corvill (Child 42. I, 374-8) "Sir Olave"; "Sir Oluf and...
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Similar ballads exist in the
Nordic countries. The
ballad is
called "
Elveskud" (DgF 47) in Danish, "Olav Liljekrans" (NMB 36) in Norwegian, "Herr Olof...
- an
adaptation of the
Faroese ballad of the same name, a
variant of the
Elveskud ballad. This is the only Týr
release to
feature Allan Streymoy's vocals...
-
ballad can be seen as a 'happy ending'
version of the much more
famous Elveskud. The
story is also
similar to the
ballads Herr
Magnus och havsfrun, SMB...
