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flfcp love, still 3 think tbat 3 see ber.
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Poco allegre'to.
George Reynolds.
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1. see her once
more,
But a -
las!
she has
left
me
her loss
to
de -
plore,
My
2. eyes were dark
blue,
Her
col -
our still chang
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her smiles
ev
- er
new,
So
3. of - fer'd to
stir ;
Tho*
wick
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all,
it
was gen -
tie
to
her,
So
4. cold af - ter -
noon
To
lear
the wind
blow,
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to gaze
on
the
moon,
So
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bow'r,
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my poor
Kath-leen,
she droop'd from
that
hour,
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1. own lit - tie Kath-leen, my poor
2. pret - ty was Kath-leen, my sweet
3. kind was my Kath-leen, my poor
4. pen - sivewas Kath-leen, my poor
5. lost my poor Kath-leen, my poor
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
leen 0' - More !
leen 0' - More !
leen 0' - More!
leen 0' - More!
leen 0' - More!
This pretty little song is the composition of George Nugent Reynolds, the author of a musical interlude called Banlry Bay,
performed in London in 17!)7, the music to which was written by William Reeve ; Reynolds died in 1802. The composer of the
air, "Kathleen O'More" has drawn upon some well known Irish melodies for his inspiration, notable among these being the
" Black Joke."
flfcp love, still 3 think tbat 3 see ber.
Voice.
Poco allegre'to.
George Reynolds.
-#
Andantino.
^— r-
g
S=^=
^--■t
Piano. <
Poco allegretto.
1. My love, still I think that I
2. Her hair gloss - y black — her
3. She milk'd the dun cow that ne'er
4. She sat at the door one
5. Oh, cold was the night-wind that
Andantino.
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1
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1. see her once
more,
But a -
las!
she has
left
me
her loss
to
de -
plore,
My
2. eyes were dark
blue,
Her
col -
our still chang
-ing,
her smiles
ev
- er
new,
So
3. of - fer'd to
stir ;
Tho*
wick
■ ed to
all,
it
was gen -
tie
to
her,
So
4. cold af - ter -
noon
To
lear
the wind
blow,
and
to gaze
on
the
moon,
So
5. sigh'd round her
bow'r,
It c
bill'd
my poor
Kath-leen,
she droop'd from
that
hour,
And I
o*'!
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1. own lit - tie Kath-leen, my poor
2. pret - ty was Kath-leen, my sweet
3. kind was my Kath-leen, my poor
4. pen - sivewas Kath-leen, my poor
5. lost my poor Kath-leen, my poor
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
t - tie Kath-leen, My Kath
leen 0' - More !
leen 0' - More !
leen 0' - More!
leen 0' - More!
leen 0' - More!
This pretty little song is the composition of George Nugent Reynolds, the author of a musical interlude called Banlry Bay,
performed in London in 17!)7, the music to which was written by William Reeve ; Reynolds died in 1802. The composer of the
air, "Kathleen O'More" has drawn upon some well known Irish melodies for his inspiration, notable among these being the
" Black Joke."
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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