the sound of music (choral highlights)

The Sound of Music (Choral Highlights)The Sound of Music - My Favorite Things - The Lonely Goatherd - Do-Re-Mi

by

RICHARD RODGERS

Lyrics by: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

Arranged by: JOHN LEAVITT

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THE SOUND OF MUSIC

SopranoAlto

TenorBass

Piano

Maestoso = ca. 112

The

hills are a - live with the sound of mu - sic, with

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Copyright © 1959 by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein IICopyright Renewed

This arrangement Copyright © 2016 by Williamson MusicWilliamson Music, a Division of Rodgers & Hammerstein: an Imagem Company, owner of publication and allied rights throughout the world

International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved

Music by RICHARD RODGERSLyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

for SATB and piano

Duration: ca. 8:00Arranged by

JOHN LEAVITT

(Choral Highlights)

The Sound of Music • My Favorite ThingsThe Lonely Goatherd • Do-Re-Mi

THE SOUND OF MUSIC

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songs they have sung for a thou - sand years. The

hills fill my heart with the sound of mu - sic. My

heart wants to sing ev - ’ry song it hears. My heart wants to

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beat like the wings of the birds that rise from the lake to the trees. My

heart wants to sigh like a chime that flies from a church on a breeze. To

laugh like a brook when it trips and falls o - ver stones on its way, To

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sing through the night like a lark who is learn - ing to pray. I

go to the hills when my heart is lone - ly.

I

Oo,

know I will hear what I’ve heard

be

be

- fore.

- fore.

My

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heart will be blessed with the sound of mu - sic, And I’ll

sing once more.

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dim.

dim.

rit.

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MY FAVORITE THINGS

Alto

Soprano

Bass

Tenor

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Rain

Oo,

- drops on ros - es and whisk - ers on kit - tens; Oo

bright cop - per

ket - tles and warm wool - en mit - tens;

brown pa - per pack - ag - es

tied up with strings: these are a few of my fa - vor - ite

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things. Cream

Oo,

col - ored po - nies and

crisp ap - ple stru - dels; Oo

door - bells and sleigh - bells and schnit - zel with

noo - dles;

wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings:

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these are a few of my fa - vor - ite things.

Oo

Girls in white dress - es with blue sat - in sash - es;

snow

Oo,

- flakes that stay on my nose and eye - lash - es; sil - ver white

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Sop. only

Ten. only

Alto only

Bass only

All

All

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win - ters that melt in - to springs: these are a few of my

fa - vor - ite things. When the dog bites, when the

bee stings, when I’m feel - ing sad, I

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137 Cheerfully = ca. 86

sim - ply re - mem - ber my fa - vor - ite things, and then I don’t

feel so bad.

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Tenor

Alto

Soprano

Bass

THE LONELY GOATHERD147

3.

2.

1. High

Prince

One

on

on

lit

a

the

- tle

hill

bridge

girl

was

of

in

a

a

the

lone

cas

pale

- ly

- tle

pink

goat

moat

coat

- herd.

heard.

heard.

Lay-ee o - dl, lay - ee o - dl lay - ee - o.

Loud

She

Men

was

yo

on

the

-dled

a

voice

back

road

of

to

with

the

the

a

lone

lone

load

- ly

- ly

to

goat

goat

tote

- herd.

- herd.

heard. Lay-ee o - dl, lay - ee o - dl - o.

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quarters detached both hands

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Folks

Men

Soon

in

in

her

a

the midst

town

name

that

of

with

was

a

a

quite

ta

gleam

re

- ble

-ing

- mote

d’hote

gloat

heard.

heard.

heard.

Lay - ee o - dl, lay - ee o - dl, lay - ee - o.

Lust

Men

What

- y

drink

a

and

-in’

du

clear

beer

- et

from

with

for

the

the

a

goat

foam

girl

- herd’s

a

and a

throat

- float

goat

heard.

heard.

- herd.

Lay-ee o - dl, lay-ee o - dl - o.

O - ho, lay - dee o - dl lee - o, O - ho, lay - dee o - dl - ay!

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O - ho, lay-dee o - dl lee - o, hod - 1 - o - dl - lee - o - ay!

2. A

ay!

2.

2.

1.

1.

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ay! Hap - py are they, lay - lee o lay - lee - o! O

O

- lay - lee o lay - lee

lay

lay

- ee

- ee

- o.

- o.

Soon the du - et will be - come a tri - o.

Lay-ee o - dl, lay-ee o - dl - o. Ho - di - lay - ee!

Ho -di - lay - ee!

Ho - di -

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lay - ee!

Ho-di - lay - ee!

Ho-di - lay - ee!

Ho-di - lay - ee!

Ho-di -

lay - ee o - di - lee - e - o - di - lay!

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DO-RE-MI

Sop. only

Ten. only

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Let’s start at the ver - y be - gin - ning– a

ver - y good place to start. When you read you be - gin with

A - B - C. When you sing you be - gin with do - re - mi.

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Alto only

Bass only

All

Sop. only

Bass only

Alto only

Ten.only

All

All

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Do - re - mi? The first three notes just hap - pen to

be do - re - mi. Do - re - mi!

Doe,

Oo,

a

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deer, a fe - male deer. Ray, a drop of gold - en

sun. Me,

oo.

a name I call my -

self. Far, a long, long way to run.

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Sew, a nee - dle pull - ing thread. La, a

note to fol - low sew. Tea, a drink with jam and

bread. That will bring us back to do!

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Second time: tutti

First time: Sop. solo or soli

2.

1. Sol

When

do

you

la

know

fa

the

mi

notes

do

to

re.

sing

Sol

You

do

can

la

sing

ti

most

do

an

re

- y

do.

-

1.

1.

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thing. Doe,

Oo,

a deer, a fe - male

deer. Ray, a drop of gold - en sun.

Me,

oo

a name I call my - self. Far, a

2.

2.

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long, long way to run. Sew, a nee - dle pull - ing

thread.

a nee - dle pull - ing

La,

thread.

a note to fol - low

sew.

a note to fol - low

Tea,

sew,

a

a

drink

drink

with

with

jam

jam

and

and

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bread.

bread, jam and bread. That will bring us back to

do! Do - re - mi - fa - sol - la - ti -

do. Sol do!

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