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SKU: A0.1147864
Composed by Roger Quilter. Arranged by Jay Dougherty. 20th Century,Contest,Festival,Romantic Period. Octavo. 4 pages. Jay Dougherty #748060. Published by Jay Dougherty (A0.1147864).Prolific composer, Roger Quilter, set Alfred Tennyson's poetry to music in 1904. The following year, in 1905, Quilter included this song in his Opus 3 along with Love's Philosophy and Fill the Glass with Golden Wine. All three of these songs from Opus 3 have been set by Jay Dougherty for SA treble choir so be sure to search for them to perform the complete set. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal is a familiar melody to solo repertoire singers. Set here for two-part SA voices (with very minimal 3-part optional splits), this arrangement preserves the original melody and Quilter's flowing accompaniment, while adding harmony. This arrangement is a beautiful and accessible piece for your treble choir. For more information on arrangements and compositions by Jay Dougherty, please visit: www.jmdougherty.com.
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