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NM3029

Yet once again

words by Thomas Campion (1567 - 1620)

set to music by Philip Wood
for unaccompanied SATB choir

performance time approx 2m 45s

from

Three Old English Partsongs

Composer's note

Three Old English Partsongs were written in 2002 for Nova Cantica, a Cumbria based choir directed by Douglas Cook.

Music

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Words

Yet once again let us our measures move

Yet once again, let us our measures move,
And with sweet notes record our joyful love.
An object more divine none ever had:
Then with a dance triumphant let us sing.
Her high advancčd praise,
And ev’n to heaven our gladsome welcome
With wings of music raise;
Yet once again, let us our measures move,
And with sweet notes record our joyful love.
An object more divine none ever had:
Welcome, O welcome, ever-honoured Queen,
To this now blessčd place.

Thomas Campion

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