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Current/ Familiar repertoire Running through our land Blasts from the past Singabahambayo
Please find below the link to the Mozart Jubilate Deo and also Companion in Solitude. Please print for rehearsals if you have not done so previously. http://simoneolivieri.altervista.org/file/pdf/jubilate.pdf http://www.brightoncitysingers.co.uk/2011%20pdfs/Companion%20in%20Solitude%20SSATB.pdf
With a Lily in your hand Sop 2 With a Lily in your hand Tenor 1 With a Lily in your hand Sop 1 With a Lily in your hand Bass 2 With a Lily in your hand Bass 1 With a Lily in your hand Alto 2 With a Lily in your hand Alto 1
The following is a midi mp3 of the whole piece that may be useful to sing along to. For a sing-along with the others, try the youtube links we had on earlier in the year.
1.Early in the evening’ just about suppertime over by the courthouse they’re starting to unwind. Four kids on the corner trying to bring you up. Willy picks a tune out and he blows it on the harp. Chorus: Down on the corner, out in the street, Willy and the Poorboys are playin’. Bring a nickel; tap your feet. 2.Rooster hits the washboard and people just gotta smile, Blinky thumps the gut bass and solos for awhile. Poorboy twangs the rhythm our on his kalamazoo. Willy goes into a dance and doubles on kazoo. Chorus 3. You don’t need a penny just to hang around, but if you’ve got a nickel, won’t you lay your money down? Over on the corner there’s a happy noise. People come from all around to watch the magic boy. Chorus
1. The gypsy rover came over the hill, And down thro’ the valley so shady. He whistled and he sang till the green woods rang And he won the heart of a lady. Ah dee doo, ah dee doh dah day. Ah dee doo ah dee day dee. He whistled and he sang till the green wood rang, And he won the heart of a lady. 2. She left her father’s castle gate; She left her own true lover; She left her servants and her estate To follow the gypsy rover. Ah dee doo… (Men: Whistle, Doo_______, And he won the heart of a lady) 3. Men: Her father saddled his fastest steed And roamed the valley all over. He found her at last in a mansion fine With the whistling gypsy rover. Ladies: Oh, Oh Doo_______, With the whistling gypsy rover. 4. Ladies: “He’s no gypsy, my father,” said she, “He’s lord of freelands all over:” All: And I will stay till my dying day With my whistling gypsy rover Ah dee doo… And he won the heart of a lady, a lady, a lady.
Some music to pop in for the next couple of rehearsals if you can lay your hands on it:
Before we begin, please remember these are learning tools and any mistakes I have of course put there on purpose for you to pick me up on
We Will http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imv4X1Gc-Y8
Some of you may find the following links useful/interesting. We Will http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imv4X1Gc-Y8 Don’t Get Around Much Anymore Don’t Know Why Keep Your Lamps And a sneak peak at: (interesting video… hmm…) Go, Lovely Rose With a Lily In Your Hand |
Hope they are helpful. I realize some are a little soft in the vocal line (trying not to wake sleeping baby) so let me know if you are struggling with them as they are and I will redo!