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MUSICAL AND LITERARY MISCELLANY.
■249
fivace.
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A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE.
SONG
Henrti Russell,
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A home on the roll - ing- deep,Where the scatter'd waters
Of my own swift gliding craft. Set sail J are well the
The clouds have begiui to frown, But with a daring
1st V. A hfe on the ocean wave, A home on the roll - ing- deep,Where the scatti
2<\v. Once more on the deck I stand Of my ow7i swift gliding craft. Set sail J'
3d V. The land is no more in view, The clouds have begun to frown, But with
keep. Where the scatter'd waters rave, And t
baft. Set sail, fartwell the land, Tht
SSgE
rave, And the winds their re - vels keep. Where the scatter'd waters rave, And tlia
Imid, The gale blows fair a- baft. Set sail, fartwell the land. The
crew, W e'll let the storm comedown. But with a dar - ing crew. We'll
r-
ztrepr--
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:i--iri:
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«-7-«-»-«-I
ea - g^le catjM I pine. On this dull unchanp^ino; shore, O
winds their reve.s keep. Like an
galeblowsfair a - baft. We Jly o^er the sparkling foam,Like an oceanbirdset free. Like an
let the storm corae down. And the song of our hearts shall be, While the winds and waters rave, A
^1
J^_n-^
.sji^^a
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give me the flashing brine,
o - ceanbird our home
life on the heavin» sea,
The spray and the tem - pest's roar. A
IVe find far out at sea. A
A home ou the bound - in» wave. A
The winds, tlie
r-
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— =l3-a ■•-=i-a il-
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Repeat the chorus dal segno to each verse.
winds,the winds their revels keep, the windSj the winds,the winds their revels keep.
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No. 32.
■249
fivace.
s=
A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE.
SONG
Henrti Russell,
±^—^—zs;:^m-:K\z^^
^n:q=:1=d!s:lS
:1=:
... -T*-' tr-'
A home on the roll - ing- deep,Where the scatter'd waters
Of my own swift gliding craft. Set sail J are well the
The clouds have begiui to frown, But with a daring
1st V. A hfe on the ocean wave, A home on the roll - ing- deep,Where the scatti
2<\v. Once more on the deck I stand Of my ow7i swift gliding craft. Set sail J'
3d V. The land is no more in view, The clouds have begun to frown, But with
keep. Where the scatter'd waters rave, And t
baft. Set sail, fartwell the land, Tht
SSgE
rave, And the winds their re - vels keep. Where the scatter'd waters rave, And tlia
Imid, The gale blows fair a- baft. Set sail, fartwell the land. The
crew, W e'll let the storm comedown. But with a dar - ing crew. We'll
r-
ztrepr--
:i-x
' — I — p-f-»^-
^^q^:
:i--iri:
':^f-*-i:
— I — ^— ^— «-■ 1 — I— ai-^- -H-*-«-*-
«-7-«-»-«-I
ea - g^le catjM I pine. On this dull unchanp^ino; shore, O
winds their reve.s keep. Like an
galeblowsfair a - baft. We Jly o^er the sparkling foam,Like an oceanbirdset free. Like an
let the storm corae down. And the song of our hearts shall be, While the winds and waters rave, A
^1
J^_n-^
.sji^^a
'.z-^'^zn:^
-€>-
-C5-
give me the flashing brine,
o - ceanbird our home
life on the heavin» sea,
The spray and the tem - pest's roar. A
IVe find far out at sea. A
A home ou the bound - in» wave. A
The winds, tlie
r-
-44-^-^"^-
— =l3-a ■•-=i-a il-
%-m-a — -ti-v
o-
■t — r-
=^is^-'iff¥i*^*T=E*^!l-"i"
Repeat the chorus dal segno to each verse.
winds,the winds their revels keep, the windSj the winds,the winds their revels keep.
-t^^-'-jP
:f^B^t:
t>'
■yai^±
^=.=..-
iii^fgl
>-U>^ SiT"^'
No. 32.
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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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