philips - edition peters...tenor bass a p - las, a pp-las,soulful (q = c.84) poco rit. a p-las,...

12
Contemporary PHILIPS No. 72301 Sorowfull Songes for SATB a cappella

Upload: others

Post on 03-Feb-2021

2 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

  • Contemporary

    PhiliPs

    No. 72301

    Sorowfull Songesfor SATB a cappella

  • SoloTenor

    Soprano

    Alto

    Tenor

    Bass

    He

    mp

    Contemplativeq = c.50

    mm

    pp lontano

    mm mm mm mm

    mm

    pp lontano

    Edition Peters No. 72301Copyright © 2012 by Hinrichsen Edition, Peters Edition Limited, London

    T. Solo

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    dolce e espressivo

    is not dead, that some time- had a fall.

    5

    mm mm mm mm mm

    mm mm mm mm

    mm

    pp lontano

    Stood forward from the ensemble

    Sir Thomas Wyatt

    He is not dead, that somtime had a fall.The Sun returnes, that hid was under clowd.And when Fortune hath spit out all her gall,

    I trust, good luck to me shall be alowd.For, I have seen a ship in haven fall,

    After that storme hath broke both maste, & shroud,The willow eke, that stoupeth with the winde,Doth rise againe, and greater wood doth binde.

    I. The lover hopeth of better chance

    Julian Philips

    Chorus: humming with slighly open mouth.Plain, instrumental sound.

    (sim.)

    (sim.)

  • T. Solo

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    The Sun re turnes,- that hid was un der-

    19

    mm mm mm mm mm

    mm mm mm

    mm mm mm

    mm

    pp lontano

    mm

    T. Solo

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    clowd. And when For

    mf

    tune- hath

    più marcato

    spit out

    13

    mm mm

    poco cresc.

    mm mm mm mm

    mm mm

    poco cresc.

    mm mm

    mm

    poco cresc.

    mm

    poco cresc.

    mm

    3

    3

    (sim.)

    2

  • Tenor

    Bass

    A

    p

    - las, a

    pp

    las,-

    Soulful(q = c.84)

    poco rit.

    A

    p

    las,- a

    pp

    las,-

    A

    p

    las,- - - - - -

    pp

    A

    p

    las,- - - - - -

    pp

    T.

    B.

    a

    mf

    las,- for

    p leggiero

    steal ing- of a kisse,

    Now faster(q = c.112)1

    4

    mf

    for

    p leggiero

    steal ing- of a kisse,

    a

    mf

    las,- Ma

    mp leggiero

    dame,- for

    p leggiero

    steal ing- of a kisse,

    a

    mf

    las,- Ma

    mp leggiero

    dame,- for

    p leggiero

    steal ing- of a kisse,

    II.To his love whom he had kissed against her will.

    Alas, Madame, for stealing of a kisse,Have I so much your minde therein offended?

    Or have I done so grievously amisse:That by no meanes it may not be amended?Revenge you then, the rediest way is this: Another kisse my life it shal have ended.For, to my mouth the first hart did suck:

    The next shal clene out of my brest it pluck.

    Julian PhilipsSir Thomas Wyatt

    7

  • T.

    B.

    Have

    mp più legato e dolce

    I so much your minde there in- of fen

    mf

    - ded?-

    7

    Have

    mp più legato e dolce

    I so much, minde there in- of fen

    mf

    - ded?-

    Have

    mp più legato e dolce

    I so much, minde of fen

    mf

    - ded?-

    so

    mp più legato e dolce

    much, minde of fen

    mf

    - ded?-

    T.

    B.

    Or

    p leggiero

    have I done so grie vous- ly- a misse:- That

    mp210

    Or

    p leggiero

    have I done so grie vous- ly- a misse:- That

    mp

    Or

    p leggiero

    have I done so grie vous- ly- a misse:- That

    mp

    Or

    p leggiero

    have I done so grie vous- ly- a misse:-

    8

  • Soprano

    Alto

    Tenor

    Bass

    Dri

    pp hushed

    ven- by de sire- I did this dede To

    Secretive chorale(q = c.60)

    Dri

    pp hushed

    ven- by de sire- I did this dede To

    Dri

    pp hushed

    ven- by de sire- I did this dede To

    Dri

    pp hushed

    ven- by de sire- I did this dede To

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    dan ger- my self- with out- cause why: To

    pp

    trust thun - true not

    14

    dan ger- my self- with out- cause why: To

    pp

    trust thun - true not

    dan ger- my self- with out- cause why: To

    pp

    trust thun - true not

    dan ger- my self- with out- cause why: To

    pp

    trust thun - true not

    Julian Philips

    Driven by desire I did this dedeTo danger my self without cause why:

    To trust thuntrue not like to spede,To speake and promise faithfully:But now the proofe doth verifie,

    That who so trusteth ere he know,Doth hurt himself and please his foe.

    III. Of sodaine trusting

    Sir Thomas Wyatt

    3

    3

    3

    3

    13

  • S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    like to spede, To speake

    p

    and pro mise-

    7

    like to spede, To speake

    p

    and pro mise-

    like to spede, To speake

    p

    and pro mise-

    like to spede, To speake

    p

    and pro mise-

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    faith ful- ly:- But

    pp ma cresc.

    now the proofe doth

    Poco più animato2

    10

    faith ful- ly:- But

    pp ma cresc.

    now the proofe doth

    faith ful- ly:- But

    pp ma cresc.

    now the proofe doth

    faith ful- ly:- But

    pp ma cresc.

    now the proofe doth

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    ve ri- fie,- That

    mp

    who so trust eth- ere he know

    13

    ve ri- fie,- That

    mp

    who so trust eth- ere he know

    ve ri- fie,- That

    mp

    who so trust eth- ere he know

    ve ri- fie,- That

    mp

    who so trust eth- ere he know

    3

    3

    3

    3

    14

  • Soprano

    Alto

    Tenor

    Bass

    Playful(q = c.120)

    had

    p

    A

    p leggiero

    La dy- gave me a gift she had

    A

    p leggiero

    La dy- gave me a gift she had

    A.

    T.

    B.

    not,

    sfz

    toke

    p5

    And

    p

    I re ceived her gift which I toke

    And

    p

    I re ceived her gift which I toke

    Julian PhilipsSir Thomas Wyatt

    A Lady gave me a gift she had not,And I received her gift which I toke not,

    She gave it me willingly, and yet she would not,And I received it, albeit, I could not,

    If she give it me, I force not,And if she take it againe she cares not.

    Conster what this is and tel not,For I am fast sworne I may not.

    IV. A riddle of a gift geven by a Ladie.

    Solo

    2 soli

    16

  • A.

    T.

    B.

    not,

    sfz19

    She

    mp

    gave it me wil

    molto legato

    ling- ly,- and yet, she

    She

    mp

    gave it me wil

    molto legato

    ling- ly,- and yet, she

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    would

    p

    not,

    sfz13

    would

    p

    not,

    sfz

    would And

    mp

    I re ceived- it, al be- it,- I

    would And

    mp

    I re ceived- it, al be- it,- I

    S.

    A.

    T.

    B.

    could

    p

    not,

    mf

    force

    p

    not,

    sfz217

    could

    p

    not,

    mf

    force

    p

    not,

    sfz

    could If

    mf

    she give it me, I

    marcato

    force

    could If

    mf

    she give it me, I

    marcato

    force

    could If

    mf

    she give it me, I

    marcato

    force

    could If

    mf

    she give it me, I

    marcato

    force

    Tutti:

    ten.

    ten.

    17

  • Soprano

    Alto

    Mar

    p

    vell- no more al tho- The songes, I sing do

    Flowingq = c.112

    Mar

    p

    vell- no more al tho- The songes, I sing do

    do

    p

    Sir Thomas Wyatt Julian Philips

    Marvell no more althoThe songes, I sing do mone:

    For other life then wo, I never proved none.

    And in my hart also,Is graven with letters depeA thousand sighes and mo:

    A flood of teares to wepe.

    How may a man in smartFinde matter to rejoyce?

    How may a moorning hartSet foorth a pleasant voyce.

    Play who so can, that part:Nedes must in me appere:How fortune overthwart

    Doth cause my moorning chere.

    Perdy these is no man,If he saw never sight:That perfitly tell can

    The nature of the light.

    Alas: how should I than,That never taste but sowre:

    But do, as I began, Continually to lowre.

    But yet perchance some chanceMay chance to change my tune:

    And when (Souch) chance doth chance: Then shall I thank fortune.

    And if I have (Souch) chance:Perchance ere it be long:

    For (Souch) a pleasant chance.To sing some pleasant song.

    V. The lovers sorowfull state maketh him write sorowfull songes,

    but (Souche) his love may change the same.

    21

  • S.

    A.

    mone:

    mp

    For

    p

    o ther- life than wo, I ne ver- pro ved-

    5

    mone:

    mp

    For

    p

    o ther- life than wo, I ne ver- pro ved-

    mone:

    mp

    o

    p

    ther- life than wo, than wo ne ver- pro ved-

    S.

    A.

    none. And

    p

    in my hart al so,- Is gra ven-

    19

    none. And

    p

    in my hart al so,- al so,-

    I ne ver- pro ved- none.

    p

    none.

    p

    Is gra ven-

    S.

    A.

    with let ters- depe

    mp

    A

    p

    thou sand- sighes and mo: A

    13

    let ters- depe

    mp

    thou

    p

    sand- sighes and mo, A

    let ters- depe

    mp

    thou

    p

    sand- sighes and mo, and mo:

    with let ters- depe

    mp

    A

    p

    thou sand- sighes and mo: A

    22

  • ContemporaryP

    hiliP

    S

    Sorow

    full Songes

    Edition Peters N

    o. 72301

    w w w.e d i t i o n p e t e r s . c o m

    Julian Philips studied music at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and his compositions have been performed at major festivals and venues including the Proms, the Tanglewood Music Festival, Welsh National Opera and Glyndebourne. A significant composer of operatic music, Philips’ work includes Followers, The Yellow Sofa, and Knight Crew (libretto by Nicky Singer), commissioned by Glyndebourne (2010). Welsh National Opera commissioned two chamber operas, Dolffin and Wild Cat. Other works include two ballets for English National Ballet, Les Liaisons Dangereuses and The Snow Queen. Julian Philips is honorary Fellow of, and was made head of Composition at, the Guildhall School of Music in 2004. he has also taught at Cambridge.

    Julian Philips studierte Musik am Emmanuel College in Cambridge. Seine Kompositionen sind bei führenden Festivals und in renommierten häusern erklungen, darunter die BBC Proms, das Tanglewood Music Festival, Welsh National Opera und das Opernfestival im englischen Glyndebourne. Philips ist ein bedeutender Opernkomponist, und seinen Schaffen umfasst die Bühnenwerke Followers, The Yellow Sofa sowie Knight Crew (2010), ein Auftragswerk für Glyndebourne auf ein libretto von Nicky Singer. Zwei Kammeropern, Dolffin und Wild Cat, entstanden im Auftrag der Welsh National Opera. Zu weiteren Werken gehören zwei Ballette für das English National Ballet, nämlich Les Liaisons Dangereuses und The Snow Queen. Julian Philips ist „honorary Fellow“ der Guildhall School of Music, wo er 2004 zum leiter der Kompositionsabteilung ernannt wurde. Außerdem lehrte er in Cambridge.

    Julian Philips