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Folk songs of the four seasons : a cantata for women's voices with orchestral or pianoforte accompaniment [music] / R. Vaughan Williams
Material type:
ScoreLanguage: English Publication details: London : Oxford University Press, ©1950Edition: Voice PartsDescription: 1 vocal score (47 p.) : music ; 26 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 20 M 782.648 VAUG
Contents:
Prologue: To the ploughboy -- I Spring: 1 Early in the spring -- 2 The lark in the morning -- 3 May song -- II Summer: 1 Summer is a-coming in and The cuckoo -- 2 The sprig of thyme -- 3 The sheep shearing -- 4 The green meadow -- III Autumn: 1 John Barleycorn -- 2 The unquiet grave -- 3 An acre of land -- IV Winter: 1 Children's Christmas song -- 2 Wassail song -- 3 In Bethlehem city -- 4 God bless the master.
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Music Score
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Academy of Music & Performing Arts Library General Stacks | Non-fiction | M 782.648 VAUG (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | A06799 |
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| M 782.6421582 COPL The little horses : | M 782.642162942 GOLD Ya ba bom (There shall be peace) : | M 782.642164 DENV Annie's Song : | M 782.648 VAUG Folk songs of the four seasons : | M 782.71727 JAME Five Australian Easter songs : | M 782.742 AMOR Activity singing games | M 782.742 HAND The Handel school song book : |
Prologue: To the ploughboy -- I Spring: 1 Early in the spring -- 2 The lark in the morning -- 3 May song -- II Summer: 1 Summer is a-coming in and The cuckoo -- 2 The sprig of thyme -- 3 The sheep shearing -- 4 The green meadow -- III Autumn: 1 John Barleycorn -- 2 The unquiet grave -- 3 An acre of land -- IV Winter: 1 Children's Christmas song -- 2 Wassail song -- 3 In Bethlehem city -- 4 God bless the master.
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