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SKU: A0.1136410
Composed by Roger Quilter. Arranged by Jay Dougherty. 19th Century,20th Century,Contest,Festival,Romantic Period. Octavo. 6 pages. Jay Dougherty #736406. Published by Jay Dougherty (A0.1136410).Prolific composer, Roger Quilter, set Percy Bysshe Shelley's poetic ode to love to music in 1905. It is a familiar melody to solo repertoire singers. Set here for SSA voices, this arrangement preserves the original melody and Quilter's brilliant lightning accompaniment, while adding harmony. Mostly two-part, this arrangement only breaks into three parts occasionally. The S2 line can easily be left out for choruses that prefer to sing in only two parts all the way through. Clocking in at only 1 minute and 20 seconds long, this arrangement is an energetic and accessible for a quick learn and a fun upbeat crowd pleaser. Treble-voice arrangements are also available for Opus 3 no. 2 (Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal) and Opus 3 no. 3 (Fill a Glass With Golden Wine). For more information on arrangements and compositions by Jay Dougherty, please visit: www.jmdougherty.com.
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