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THE BRITISH MINSTREL; AND
But see the glorious dawn unfold,
Ttie brighter day that lurks behind,
The march of armies may be told,
But not the march of miud ;
Instruction, child of heaven and earth !
As heat expands the vernal flower,
So wisdom, goodness, freedom, power.
From tliee derive their birth.
From thee, all mortal bliss we draw ;
From thee, religion's blessed fruit ;
From thee, the good of social law ;
And man redeemed from the brute.
From thee all ties to virtue dear ;
The father's, brother's, husband's name;
From thee the good and holy fame
That never shed a tear.
Oh breathe thy soul along the gale.
That Britons still in generous strife,
Knowledge and goodness may inhale.
The mingled breath of life ;
So shall they share what they possess.
And show to distant worlds thy charms,
Knowledge and peace their only arms,
Their only aim to bless.
Glasgow Chronicle.
SOPRANO.
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SOPRANO.
TENOR.
BASS.
THE BIRKS OF INVERMAY.
GLEE FOR FOUR VOICES.
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THE BRITISH MINSTREL; AND
But see the glorious dawn unfold,
Ttie brighter day that lurks behind,
The march of armies may be told,
But not the march of miud ;
Instruction, child of heaven and earth !
As heat expands the vernal flower,
So wisdom, goodness, freedom, power.
From tliee derive their birth.
From thee, all mortal bliss we draw ;
From thee, religion's blessed fruit ;
From thee, the good of social law ;
And man redeemed from the brute.
From thee all ties to virtue dear ;
The father's, brother's, husband's name;
From thee the good and holy fame
That never shed a tear.
Oh breathe thy soul along the gale.
That Britons still in generous strife,
Knowledge and goodness may inhale.
The mingled breath of life ;
So shall they share what they possess.
And show to distant worlds thy charms,
Knowledge and peace their only arms,
Their only aim to bless.
Glasgow Chronicle.
SOPRANO.
ALTO, or 2d,
SOPRANO.
TENOR.
BASS.
THE BIRKS OF INVERMAY.
GLEE FOR FOUR VOICES.
Cor/e.
-ufl-
r^r^^zq:
I-
7-3 r« •-=-F— »^=^ — I — \-\ — ^-^ — \--\ — I — =
The smiling morn, the breath - ing spring. In - vite the tune - ful
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:P=P=P:=
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:t:
-y0^ — "*."— k
-ft-S r^-i -:r—r — n>r
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The smiling morn, the breath - ing spring, In - vite the tuneful
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from each spray, Love
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K=P,
::lz:z--tt=:fc
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:i=i=!
,£5C_P
:^^:d=.:p:
they warble
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5^irs-ri-fl=:P=i^ir
birds
to
sing-. And
while they
war - ble
-JT ¥r %
from
each
spray, Love
■- i
t:
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'^-^f-^
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And while they war - ble
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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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