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==General Information== | ==General Information== | ||
'''Title:''' '' | '''Title:''' ''The Gallant Sailor''<br> | ||
'''Composer:''' [[Anonymous]] | '''Composer:''' [[Anonymous]] | ||
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==Original text and translations== | ==Original text and translations== | ||
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:Hear me Gallant sailor hear me <br> | |||
:while your country has a Foe. <br> | |||
:He is mine too, never fear me, <br> | |||
:I may weep, But you must go, <br> | |||
:I may weep, I may weep, But you must go, <br> | |||
:for this flow'ry season woos you <br> | |||
:to the peaceful sports of May, <br> | |||
:And love sighs so long to Loose You, <br> | |||
:Love to Glory shall give way, <br> | |||
:Love to Glory, love to glory must give way. <br> | |||
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Sailor: <br> | |||
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:Can the Sons of Britain fail her, <br> | |||
:While her Daughters are so true, <br> | |||
:Can the Sons of Britain fail her, <br> | |||
:While her Daughters are so true, <br> | |||
:Your soft Courage must avail her, <br> | |||
:We love Honour loving You. <br> | |||
:We love Honour loving You, <br> | |||
:We love Honour loving You, <br> | |||
:For the German flute <br> | |||
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Boatswain: <br> | |||
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:War and Danger now invite us, <br> | |||
:Blow Ye winds auspicious blow, <br> | |||
:War and Danger now invite us, <br> | |||
:Blow Ye winds auspicious blow, <br> | |||
:Ev'ry Gale will, must delight us, <br> | |||
:That can waft us to the Foe. <br> | |||
:Ev'ry Galewill, must delight us, <br> | |||
:That can waft us to the Foe. <br> | |||
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Revision as of 02:28, 23 February 2006
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CPDL #11034:
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- Editor: Anders Stenberg (added 2006-02-19). Score information: A4, 3 pages, 281 kbytes Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes: This edition follows the original but the original 'righthand' has been split between the keyboard rh and the solovoice.
The short preludes and interludes are thus original. The continuo realisation is by the editor.
General Information
Title: The Gallant Sailor
Composer: Anonymous
Number of voices: 1vv Voicing: S
Genre: Secular, Aria
Language: English
Instruments: Solo voice with Keyboard (Travers optional)
Published:
Description: A song by an unknown composer from a Finnish manuscript collection of keyboard music. The orginal words are the english words published here. Orginal seems to have had an obligato Flute part.
External websites:
Original text and translations
English text
- Hear me Gallant sailor hear me
- while your country has a Foe.
- He is mine too, never fear me,
- I may weep, But you must go,
- I may weep, I may weep, But you must go,
- for this flow'ry season woos you
- to the peaceful sports of May,
- And love sighs so long to Loose You,
- Love to Glory shall give way,
- Love to Glory, love to glory must give way.
Sailor:
- Can the Sons of Britain fail her,
- While her Daughters are so true,
- Can the Sons of Britain fail her,
- While her Daughters are so true,
- Your soft Courage must avail her,
- We love Honour loving You.
- We love Honour loving You,
- We love Honour loving You,
- For the German flute
Boatswain:
- War and Danger now invite us,
- Blow Ye winds auspicious blow,
- War and Danger now invite us,
- Blow Ye winds auspicious blow,
- Ev'ry Gale will, must delight us,
- That can waft us to the Foe.
- Ev'ry Galewill, must delight us,
- That can waft us to the Foe.