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YV6003 The windmillpoem by William Soutar (1898-1943)set to music by Sheena Phillips
for childrens's chorus (two parts)
SA
from Three Soutar songs
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WordsThe Windmill
An auld man stands abune the hill:
But whan his airms flee round and round:
His spauls jirg on like murlin stanes:
William Soutar Thanks to the Trustees of the National Library of Scotland, who hold William Soutar's copyright, for permission to reproduce this poem. Before performing or recording this setting, please inform the National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1EW, Scotland; tel +44-131-226 4531. English transliteration
An old man stands at the top of the hill
Full pronunciation guide provided see the first... song in the cycle
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