Egbert Juffer: Gedenke mein, ich denke dein!, Opus 40 (.PDF)
Gedenke mein, ich denke dein!, Op. 40 — Egbert Juffer
This tender Lied for tenor and piano by Dutch-British composer Egbert Juffer sets an anonymous German text of longing and remembrance. Written on November 13th/14th, Read more
Gedenke mein, ich denke dein!, Op. 40 — Egbert Juffer
This tender Lied for tenor and piano by Dutch-British composer Egbert Juffer sets an anonymous German text of longing and remembrance. Written on November 13th/14th, 2023, it is marked 'Andante (un poco rubato)' and unfolds in flowing, expressive lines. The vocal melody, lyrical and declamatory by turns, conveys themes of memory, separation, and hope, while the piano part underpins the song with warmth and dignity. The result is a heartfelt miniature, equally suited to recital use or teaching repertoire.
Why you’ll love it:
A timeless theme – An anonymous text expressing remembrance and hope, set with lyrical warmth.
Expressive writing – A vocal line shaped by rubato phrasing and dynamic nuance, supported by a dignified piano part.
Accessible engraving – 1 pages of music notation presented within a 4-page publication, clearly laid out for tenor and piano.
Ideal for themed recitals – Especially effective in programmes centred on memory, love, or longing.
Intermediate vocal level – Suitable for tenors around UK Grade 5–6, balancing lyrical singing with expressive interpretation. Performance time is about 1½–2 minutes.
About the composer:
Egbert Juffer (b. 1991) holds multiple diplomas in composition and theory (LLCM, LVCM, AMusLCM) and is also a trained classical singer, having earned the Associate diploma of Trinity College London in classical singing with distinction.
Publication details:
Gedenke mein, ich denke dein!, Op. 40 — 4 pages in total (1 pages of music notation), vocal score in PDF format. © 2024 EJ Music Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved; purchase licenses you to sing or play from the copy but not to reproduce or distribute it. Catalogue No.: EJMP03044.
Add sheet music of this tender setting by Egbert Juffer to your repertoire and let its expressive lyricism and heartfelt mood enrich recital programmes or study repertoire.





