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Publication date
1845
Language
German, Low
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Dat du myn Schätsken bist written by [Traditional]
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This romantically frivoulous song about a girl asking her lover to secretely visit her at night is the probably best known traditional folk song in Nether German, an idiom of northern German coastal areas and flatlands (hence aka. Plattdütsch) close to Frisian. First published in a song collection by Karl Müllenhoff in 1845 and numerous times since, most local choirs have it in their repertoire.
As often the case with traditionals, there are local title alterations and lyrical variations.
The first known recording was by Isa Vermehren, but Hannes Wader in the 1970s brought the song to broader attention by performing it on tours and including it on his Gold awarded LP "Plattdeutsche Lieder".
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written by German, Low

Title Performer Release date Info
1934 First release
1954
1961
April 1968
1968
1974 Editor's cover song pick
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1978 Medley
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1989 Medley
1994
2004
March 25, 2005
September 1, 2006
March 20, 2009 A cappella
2009 Live
July 16, 2010 Live
2010
2012
2012
November 21, 2013
2013 Live
Medley
2014 Live
Medley
January 16, 2015
February 6, 2015
September 25, 2015 Editor's cover song pick
April 28, 2017 A cappella
August 2017
August 2017
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August 2017

written by unknown author(s) Dutch

written by unknown author(s) Frisian