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    Soprano

    Quintus

    Alto

    Tenor

    Bass

    &

    D

    D

    D

    D

    D

    1

    The sil - ver1

    The sil - ver

    O

    The sil - ver

    The sil - ver

    The sil - ver

    swan, who

    K

    swan, who l iv - ing

    swan, who

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    swan, who l iv - ing

    swan, who

    ,

    liv - ing had no

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    had no note,

    liv - ing had no

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    had no

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    liv - ing had no

    &

    D

    D

    D

    D

    D

    _____

    4

    note, When4

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    K

    K

    K

    When death ap - proached un -

    note, When

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    K

    note, When death ap -

    ,

    ,

    ,

    note, When death ap - proached

    ,

    death ap - proached un -

    K

    K

    locked her

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    death ap - proached un -

    proached un -

    K

    K

    un - locked her

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    locked her si - lent

    si - lent

    locked her si - lent

    locked her si - lent

    si - lent, si - lent

    &

    D

    D

    D

    D

    D

    7

    throat,7

    K

    K

    throat, Lean - ing her

    throat, Lean -

    throat, a -

    ,

    ,

    throat, Lean - ing her

    ,

    ,

    Lean - ing her

    breast a -

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    K

    ing her breast a -

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    gainst the reed - y

    breast a -

    breast a -

    K

    K

    gainst the reed - y

    K

    gainst the

    shore,

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    K

    gainst the reed - y

    O

    ,

    gainst the reed - y

    shore, Thus

    D

    reed - y shore,

    O

    Thus sung her

    X

    shore,

    Orlando Gibbons

    (1583-1625)SAATB a cappella

    ed. 2/15/99

    Copyright 1999 by the Choral Public Domain Library (http://www.cpdl.org)Edition may be freely distributed, duplicated, performed, or recorded.

    The Silver Swan

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    D

    D

    D

    D

    D

    11

    shore, Thus11

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    sung her first and

    Thus sung her first

    first and last, and

    Thus sung her

    sung her first and

    K

    last, and sung no

    D

    and last, and

    K

    K

    sung no more, and sung

    D

    first and last, and

    ,

    last, and sung no

    more, no

    sung no

    no

    sung no

    more,

    K

    K

    more, Fare - well all

    more, Fare -

    more, Fare -

    ,

    ,

    more, Fare - well all

    &

    D

    D

    D

    D

    D

    15

    Fare - well all15

    joys, O

    K

    K

    well all joys, O

    K

    K

    ,

    well all joys, O

    joys, O

    joys, O

    K

    K

    death come close mine

    K

    death come

    death

    K

    K

    death come close mine

    O

    ,

    death come close mine

    eyes, More

    D

    close mine eyes,

    O

    come close mine

    X

    eyes,

    &

    D

    D

    D

    D

    D

    18

    eyes, More18

    K

    geese than swans now

    More geese than swans

    eyes, More geese than

    More geese than

    geese than swans now

    K

    live, more fools than

    D

    now live, more

    K

    K

    swans now live, more fools

    D

    swans now live, more

    ,

    live, more fools than

    wise, than

    fools than

    than

    fools than

    X

    7

    wise.

    X

    7

    wise.

    X

    7

    wise.

    X

    7

    wise.

    X

    7

    wise.

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    SOURCE: The First Set of Madrigals and Motets of Five Parts: apt for Viols and Voyces (1612)

    Edited by Rafael Ornes (2/15/99)