Blow, blow thou winter wind
Tempestuous
High Voice
Piano
Pno.
Blow,
blow,
thou win - ter wind,
Thou art not so
Pno.
un - kind
as man's in
-
gra
-
ti - tude;
Thy
tooth is
not so keen,
Be - cause thou art
not seen,
Al
Pno.
rude.
a tempo
though
thy breath be
to
heigh
ho!
Heigh
Pno.
-
Pno.
the green
hol - ly.
Most
ho!
sing
un -
friend - ship
is
feig - ning,
most
lo-ving
mere
fol - ly:
Pno.
Pno.
3
Then
heigh
ho,
the
3
3
hol - ly!
3
This
Pno.
life
3
is
most
3
-
jol - ly.
Pno.
Freeze,
freeze,
Pno.
thou bit - ter sky,
Pno.
Thou dost not bite so nigh
as ben-e
-
fits
for - got;
Pno.
ad libitum
Though
Pno.
thou
As
friendre-membered
not.
the
wa - ters
warp,
Thy
Pno.
sting is
not
so
sharp
andante mon on troppo
Heigh
ho!
Pno.
Pno.
sing
heigh
ho!
Dolce
Pno.
un
-
to
Most
the
green
friend - ship
is
hol
feigh - ning,
-
ly;
most
lov - ing
mere
Pno.
this
life
is
most
jol - ly.
Pno.
fol - ly;
Then
heigh
ho,
the
hol - ly!
a tempo
Fear no more the heat o'the sun Steady at first becoming wilder
Pno.
Fear no more
the
heat o'the sun,
Pno.
cres Thou thy world
Pno.
Nor the
fu
-
ly
task hast done,
-
rious win - ter's
Gol - den
gone,
ges.
and ta'en thy
and
lads
molto
wa - ges.
-
Home art
ra
poco a poco
Pno.
molto
girls
all
must,
As
chim - ney sweep
Pno.
-
ers come
to
no more
the
3
3
frown o'the great
cres poco a poco Fear
Pno.
Pno.
dust.
3
3
Thou
art
molto
the
ty
past
-
rants
3 3 3 3 3
3
3
3
Pno.
stroke;
cres poco a poco
Care
3
clothe
Pno.
3
no
more
to
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
and
eat,
To
thee
the
3
3
3
is
as
the
3
3
3 3 3
3
3
3
molto
3 3 Pno.
reed
3
Pno.
oak;
The
fol - low
this
Pno.
and
Pno.
come
-
scep - tre, learn
in,
to
phs - sick must,
All
dust.
cres poco a poco
Fear no more
the
light
Pno.
-
Nore
rash,
the
all - dread
-
ded
cres poco a poco
Fear
not
slan
-
-
ished joy and
moan,
-
-
der,
molto
-
Thou has fin
thun - der
cen - sure
flash,
stone,
Pno.
ning
Pno.
molto
Pno.
All
Pno.
Pno.
to
thee
sign
lo - vers young,
and come
to
all
lo - vers must,
dust.
Con
-
Winter Allegro
Pno.
i
Pno.
-
ci - cles
hang by
the wall,
Tom
bears logs
3
Pno.
in - to
When
-
his nail, And And Dick the shep - herd blows
the hall,
And milk
comes fro
-
zen home
in
pale;
When
blood
Pno.
is nipped
and ways
be foul,
Then
night
to - who!
ly sings
To - whit!
to - who!
greas - y Joan
doth keel
the
pot.
the star
-
ing owl,
To -
-
whit!
Pno.
Pno.
a - mer
-
ry note,
While
When
Pno.
all
a
-
loud
the
wind
did
blow,
And
caugh
Pno.
3
ing
drowns
the
And
birds
sit
broo
-
-
par
son's
-
ding
in the snow,
saw;
And
Pno.
Ma - rian's
nose
looks
red
and
raw,
lightly
When
Pno.
Pno.
hiss
in
the
bowl,
night
Pno.
crabs
roast - ed
-
ly sings
the star
-
ing owl,
Then
To - whit!
to - who!
To -
whit!
Pno.
to - who!
a mer - ry note,
doth keel
the
pot.
Full fathom five
Risoluto
Pno.
Full
Pno.
While greas - y Joan
fa - thom
Pno.
five
my
fa - ther lies;
Of his
Pno.
-
are
cor - al made.
pearls
cres poco a poco
Those are
Pno.
bones
that were his
3
eyes:
No- thing of
him
that doth
Pno.
Pno.
fade,
3
stra(nge)
molto
But doth
suf - fer
change
Pno.
a
sea
3 3
in - to
some - thing
rich
and
rinf
3
freely
3
(a)nge
Pno.
hour
Pno.
-
ly ring
his
kne
-
-
Sea - nymths
Pno.
-
-
-
3
-
(ell)
Pno.
now
1
Pno.
hear
them,
dong,
Ding
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
(whisper)
Ding
Hark,
Ding - dong,
Ding - dong,
Pno.
dong
-
dong,
Ding
-
bell.
Pno.
Pno.
no rall