Brahms Lullaby
Famous sleepy tune
A famous lullaby composed by Johannes Brahms in 1868, among the most recognized melodies in Western music.
Parents have sung or hummed it to children for generations: She rocked the baby while singing Brahms Lullaby.
The tune appears in countless music boxes and crib mobiles.
Also called Brahms's Lullaby or Wiegenlied.
- nursery rhymeTraditional poem for young children
- cradleRocking bed for infants
- rocking chairSeat on curved runners
- sleepRecurring unconscious repose
- soothingReducing distress or discomfort
melody · mother · infant · nursery · gentle · rocking · bedtime · hush · dreaming · sweet dreams · tender · classical · classical music · composer · German · romantic · piano · violin
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Jolt into awareness
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Aggressive amplified rock genre
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