Julian Philips_Cantos de Sonho_EP72470_Score_Extracts

PHILIPS Cantos de Sonho for Soprano, Tenor & Piano Trio Score

EP 72470

JULIAN PHILIPS

Cantos de Sonho for Soprano, Tenor & Piano Trio Words by Alexander Search

Score

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Words by Alexander Search Scoring Soprano & Tenor solo voices Piano Trio (Violin, Cello, Piano)

Duration: c.25 minutes

Programme Note Cantos de Sonho (2013) deploys soprano, tenor and piano trio in an exploration of six poems by Alexander Search, which centre on images of sleep and dreams. Though essentially abstract in design, the work is notionally mapped out across a troubled night of sleep, framed by a serenade (‘To one playing’) and a final aubade (‘Souvenir’).

Cantos de Sonho (‘Songs of Sleep’) is more lyric dialogue than song cycle – a dialogue between soprano and tenor, between voices and instruments and between ‘text’ and ‘musical response’. It is predominantly reflective and elusive in tone – a quality reinforced by its poetic starting point: ‘Alexander Search’ was just one of the over 70 heteronyms, or alter egos, of the great Portuguese poet, Fernando Pessoa (1888–1935).

Cantos de Sonho is dedicated to Ricardo da Silva Esteves.

Commissioned for the 2013 Ludlow Weekend of English Song with funds provided by Finzi Friends and specifically by John Crumlish, Richard Hall, John Sammons and Adrian and Norma Williams.

First performance on 2 June 2013 at the Ludlow Assembly Rooms, Ludlow, Shropshire, UK given by Rowan Pierce (soprano), Nicholas Mulroy (tenor), Matthew Denton (violin), Emma Denton (cello) and Gavin Roberts (piano), as part of the Ludlow English Song Weekend 2013.

CONTENTS 1. To one playing. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2. Sonnet of a sceptic . . . . . . . . . . .18 3. Sad lot of all on earth . . . . . . . . .33 4. Sonnet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 5. Heart-music . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69 6. Souvenir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85

This score reflects the state of editorial work and correction as at May 2013

Dedicated to Ricardo Da Silva Esteves

Cantos de Sonho for Soprano, Tenor & Piano Trio

I. TO ONE PLAYING Play on with that music all lonely Wandering through me like a breeze Half-lost in the calm of night, A melody half-heard only Like the sound of stupendeous seas That in motion feel a delight.

For in thy rhythm soft and pealing, For thou in that meterless rhyme Awakest in me a spirit stress, A widening, deadening of feeling That is to my normal consciousness As Eternity is to time.

Poems: Alexander Search

Music: Julian Philips

Flowing (q. = c.45) Soprano

12 8

Tenor

12 8

Violin

12 8

con sordino

pp change bow imperceptibly Violoncello

12 8

ppp

con sordino

pp change bow imperceptibly

12 8 Piano

12 8

Edition Peters 72470

Music © Copyright 2013 by Peters Edition Ltd, London

2 5

p flottante

S. Play p flottante

on

with that

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on

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lone

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9

S. Wan - der - ing through me

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a

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-

Wan - der - ing through me

like

a

breeze

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-

T.

Vln.

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S. lost

in

the

calm

of

night,

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the

calm

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pp

p

pp

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p

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Vln.

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6

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7 101

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18

II. Long ere now Phoebus sunk in western skies Behind his dreamy hills of tinted rose; When I in pain my troubled eyelids close And look upon the world that in me lies.

For in the night the silent river flows, In darkness hid the bat unheeded flies: In my soul’s night, alas! no calmness lies, With Nature’s night too well my horror grows.

Darkness I hate, for I am like the night, And yet in me no star, serenely bright, The clouds of mind and soul so purely clears.

But as night with its pall of shades of old, Unheard, unseen, I sit in heedless cold, Enrwrappèd in my doubts and in my fears.

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4 4

S.

Long

ere

now

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sunk

in

wes - tern

skies

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5

4 4

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pp ten.

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3

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19

8 3 4

p

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senza sord.

(blend imperceptibly with piano resonance)

3 4

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3

8 3 4 12

Pno.

3 4

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10

9 (q = c.55)

poco accel.

7 16

T.

mp

3 4

When 5

7 16

Vc.

I

in

pain

my

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9 3 4

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close

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mp

b p

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20

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10 (q = c.55)

mp

18

poco rit.

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p

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look u - pon the

world

that

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me

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b p

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3 4

4 4

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11 (q = c.55) 23

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p dreamy and floating

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in

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night

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5

the

si

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pp

7

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mp

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p

p

hid

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21 29

3 4

5

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flies:

senza sord.

(blend imperceptibly with piano resonance)

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mp

10

6

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5

3 4

13 A tempo primo

12

(q = c.55)

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32

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3

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7 16

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4 4 my

soul’s

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4 4

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13 3 4

4 4

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3 4

4 4

mp

poco rit.

36

mp

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p

poco accel.

7 16

4 4

7 16

4 4

lies 3

Vln.

4 4

3 4

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3

mp

22

primo 14 A(q tempo = c.55) 40

T.

mp

poco rit.

mf

4 4

3 4 With

Na - ture’s

night too

well

my

hor - ror

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3 4 mf

p

p

43

4 4

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§

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46

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pp sussurrante

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3

3

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49

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3

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3

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3

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3

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52

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3

3

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am

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the

3

3

night,

3

3

3

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3

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55

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3

3

3

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3

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3

3

3

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3

3

3

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p

pp

58

p

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yet 3

in

me

no 3

3

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3

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3

3

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3

3

3

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6

ppp

3

24 61

T. rene

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ly

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bright,

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clouds

3

Vln. 3

3

3

p

pp 3

3

3

3

3

Vc. 3

3

p

3

pp

6

6

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6

3

p

mp 64

T. of

mind

and

soul

so

pure

-

-

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-

3 3

3

ly 3

3

Vln. 3

3

3

3

3

sub.ppp

3

3

3

3

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3

6

Pno.

6

ppp poco a poco cresc.

3

3

25 67

T. clears.

3

Vln. 3

3

3 3

3

3

3

3

3

3 3

Vc. 3

3

3 6

3

6

6

11

Pno.

3

6

f

69

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naturale

3

Vln. 3

3

3

3

3

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3

3

f

3

3

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3

11

11

11

f

f

11

3

12

f

3

3

26

molto rit.

71

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3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

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3

3

molto rit.

3

3

3

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p

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p dreamy and floating

74

3 4

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as

night

with

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3

pp sul tasto

3

3

naturale

3 3

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3

pp sul tasto

Pno.

pp

its

3

3

naturale

16

4 4

3

3

3 4

4 4

3 4

4 4

3 4

4 4

3 4

4 4

27 77

S.

4 4 pall

3

ppp sul tasto

3

ppp sul tasto

of

3

3

3

4 4

Vc.

shades

3

3

4 4

Vln.

of

3

3

3

4 4 Pno.

4 4

79

3

p

S. old,

Un

-

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

6

5

10

p

3

p

28

17

mp

3

81

3

3

S. heard,

un

-

seen,

I

sit

in

p più parlando e marcato T. Un

heard,

Un

naturale

seen.

I

sit

in

3

3

3

3

Vc. pp

17

pp

p

Pno.

84

3

mf

pp

3

3

3 4

S. heat

mf

mp 3

T. heat -

less

3

Vc.

3 4 cold,

3 4 p

3 4 Pno.

p

5

3 4

6

pp

10

87

18 4 4

poco rit.

S.

29

Slowing to the end

3 4

p

4 4

T.

3 4 En - wrap - pèd

5

18 4 4

Pno.

4 4

S.

T.

3 4

poco rit.

Pno.

my

3 4

Slowing to the end

3 4 3 4

4 4

fears.

3 4

3 4

and

4 4 p

in

doubts

mp

poco rit.

3 4

my

3 4

p

90

in

4 4

Vc.

Vc.

mp

4 4 poco rit.

p

4 4 4 4

30 93

Vln.

primo, but a little broader 19 A(q tempo = c.50)

4 4

sul IV

sul III

p dolce espressivo

4 4

Vc.

19 4 4 pp cloudy

Pno.

4 4

96

Vln.

Vc. p dolce espressivo

pp

Pno.

99

20

Vln. p poco a poco cresc.

Vc.

20 Pno.

p poco a poco cresc.

31

rit.

102

Vln. mp

Vc. p poco a poco cresc.

mp

rit.

5

Pno.

3

5

3

5

mp sempre cresc.

105

Vln. f

sfz IV

Vc. f

5

Pno.

6

A tempo

21 (q = c.50) 108

Vln. p Vc. p

21 Pno.

pp

mf

7

sfz

f

32

111

Vln. pp

Vc. pp più dolce

ppp

Pno.

114

molto rit.

Vln.

Vc.

molto rit.

Pno.

117

lunga

cresc. molto

attacca

Vln.

Vc.

attacca

Pno.

33

III. SAD LOT of all on earth, Sad and lone!

We go to death from birth Cheerless in laugh or groan; And the greatest of us that here must sigh Is but a meteor hurled on high From the unknown to the unknown.

Urgent (q. = c.140) S.

6 8

Vln.

6 8 fff

fff molto pesante

5

S.

Vln. mf

mp

9

S.

Vln. p

p

mp

f pesante

34 13

22

f marcato

S. SAD

LOT

Vln.

17

S. of

all

on

Vln.

21

S. earth,

Vln.

23

25

S. I

Vln. fff molto pesante

mf

35

24

29

più f

S. Sad

Vln. mp

f pesante

33

S. and

lone!

Vln.

37

S.

Vln. più f

25

41

S. II.

Vln. fff molto pesante

36

rit.

45

S.

Vln. mf

mp

49

S.

6 4

Vln.

6 4 mp

26 A little slower (h. = c.60) 52

S.

6 4

p dolcissimo

We

go

6 4

Vln.

p più dolce e legato

55

S. to

Vln.

death

from

45 147

S. the

un - known, pizz.

to

the

arco

un - known. pizz

arco

Vln. ff

p

f

p

f

5:6

f

p

ff

b

f

Vc.

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f

p

5:6

p

5:6

5:6

f

5:6

5:6

5:6

5:6

151

12 8

S. from the un - known,

to

the

un

-

T. Solo

12 8

Vln.

12 8 mf

f

ff molto vibrato

Vc.

12 8

p

12 8 Pno.

12 8 p

46

IV. SONNET Could I say what I think, could I express My every hidden and too-silent thought, And bring my feelings, in perfection wrought, To one unforced point of living stress; Could I breathe forth my soul, could I confess The inmost secrets to my nature brought; I might be great, yet none to me hath taught A language well to figure my distress.

Yet day and night to me new whispers bring, And night and day from me old whispers take...

Oh for a word, one phrase in which to fling All that I think and feel, and so to wake The world; but I am dumb and cannot sing, Dumb as yon clouds before the thunders break.

1

S.

A little more urgent (q. = c.150)

12 8

f

known.

T. Solo

p

12 8

Could

Vln.

12 8

Vc.

12 8 p intense

A little more urgent (q. = c.150)

12 8 Pno.

12 8

sfz

p

I

say

what

I

think,

47 4

T. Solo Could

I

ex

press

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My

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Vc. p

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p

7

9 8

T. Solo hid - den

and

too

12 8 si

lent

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thought,

9 8

Vc.

12 8 p

Pno.

10

T. Solo

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

12 8

9 8 And

Vc.

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bring

my

fee

-

lings,

12 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

48 13

T. Solo

9 8

12 8 in

Vc.

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16

per

fec

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tion

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wrought,

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

mp

9 8

T. Solo To

one

un

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forc

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9 8

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12 8

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6 8 li - ving

12 8

6 8

12 8

6 8

12 8

6 8

49

35 20

T. Solo

mf

6 8 stress;

6 8

Vln.

mf pesante

6 8

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mf

35 6 8 mf pesante

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6 8 sfzp

24

T. Solo

pizz Vln. p

f

ff

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f

p

11:12

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11:12

f p

50 28

12 8

T. Solo

arco

12 8

Vln. f pesante

b

ff

b

12 8

Vc.

12 8 Pno.

12 8

31

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36 mp 12 8 Could

Vln.

12 8

Vc.

12 8 36 12 8

Pno.

12 8

I

breathe

forth

my

soul,

mp with a little more intensity

sfz mp

34

9 8

T. Solo Could

Vc.

I

12 8 con

-

fess

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

mp

Pno.

51 37

T. Solo

12 8

9 8 The

Vc.

Pno.

40

T. Solo

Pno.

43

T. Solo

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most

se

-

crets

to

my

9 8

12 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

12 8

9 8 -

ture

brought;

12 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

9 8

6 8 I

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12 8

na

Vc.

in

12 8

might

9 8 be

9 8

6 8

9 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

52 46

T. Solo

9 8

mf

6 8

great,

I

9 8

Vc.

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be

6 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

mf

9 8 Pno.

9 8

49

T. Solo

mf

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yet

none

to

9 8

Vc.

9 8 Pno.

9 8

52

12 8

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hath

taught

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lan

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guage

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12 8

53 55

T. Solo

12 8

9 8 well

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to

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gure

my

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9 8

6 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

f

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6 8

Vln.

f pesante

6 8

Vc.

-

12 8

37 58

dis

f

37 6 8 f pesante

Pno.

6 8 62

T. Solo

Vln. b

b

Vc.

Pno.

sfzp

54 66

T. Solo pizz Vln. p

f

ff

Vc. p

f

f

p

11:12

Pno.

f p 11:12

poco rit.

69

p sussurante

T. Solo

9 8

Yet

arco Vln.

9 8

Vc.

9 8 pp

poco rit.

9 8 Pno.

9 8

55 72

T. Solo

38 9 8

A little slower (q. = c.120)

day

and

night

9 8

Vln.

pp

9 8

Vc.

38

pizz

A little slower (q. = c.120)

pp

9 8 Pno.

9 8 pp

75

T. Solo whis

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

-

pers

bring,

to

me

new

56 78

mp

T. Solo And

night

and

day

b

Vln. p

arco

pizz

Vc. p

Pno.

p

81

T. Solo me

Vln. p Vc.

Pno.

old

whis b

-

pers

take...

from

57

accel.

84

T. Solo

Vln. p

arco b Vc.

accel.

Pno.

86

T. Solo

12 8

Vln.

12 8 b

Vc.

mp

b

§

mf

12 8 12 8

Pno.

12 8

58

A little more urgent

39 (q. = c.150) 88

T. Solo

12 8

mf

9 8

Oh

for

a

word,

one

phrase

Vln.

12 8

9 8

Vc.

12 8

9 8

in

mp again, more intense

A little more urgent

39 (q. = c.150) 12 8 Pno.

12 8

9 8

sfz mp

9 8

91

6 8

T. Solo which

to

12 8

fling

Vc.

Pno.

6 8

12 8

6 8

12 8

6 8

12 8

that

I

f

94

9 8

T. Solo think

Vc.

All

and

feel,

and

9 8 mf

9 8 Pno.

9 8

mf

59 97

12 8

T. Solo so

to

Vc.

6 8 wake

the

12 8

6 8

12 8

6 8

12 8

6 8

Pno.

100

T. Solo

40 ff 6 8 world;

Vln.

6 8 ff pesante b

Vc.

6 8 ff

40 6 8 ff pesante

Pno.

6 8

b

§

b

60

104

T. Solo

Vln. ff

b

b

b

b

Vc.

Pno.

108

Vln. ff b

p

b

Vc. p

f

(hold down pedal until the end of the song)

Pno.

sfzp

112

pizz

Vln. f

p

sfz

f

ff

pizz b

arco Vc. sfz

Pno.

f

11:12

f

11:12

p

116

arco

61

Vln.

12 8

Vc.

12 8 12 8

Pno.

12 8

120

Vln.

41 12 8 12 8

Vc.

arco

p poco sul ponticello

p poco sul ponticello

41 12 8 Pno.

12 8

122

T. Solo

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

62

124

T. Solo

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

126

T. Solo

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

128

42

rit.

T. Solo

Vln.

Vc.

42

rit.

Pno.

delicate

p

130

63

pp listless, emptied out

T. Solo but

I

am

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

133

(non vibrato)

T. Solo du

-

-

mb

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

sinister

64

A tempo

43 (q. = c.150)

136

Vln. pp poco sul ponticello arco Vc. pp poco sul ponticello

A tempo

43 (q. = c.150) mp

Pno.

138

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

140

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

65

44

142

rit.

T. Solo and

Vln.

Vc.

rit.

44 delicate

Pno.

pp

145

T. Solo can

-

not

sing

Vln.

Vc.

Pno. sinister

66

A tempo

45 (q. = c.150)

148

T. Solo

Vln. ppp poco sul ponticello Vc. ppp poco sul ponticello

A tempo

45 (q. = c.150) Pno.

150

T. Solo

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

67

46 molto rit.

poco a poco cresc, refinding the voice

152

T. Solo Dumb

as

yon

clouds

Vln.

Vc.

46

molto rit.

Pno.

delicate

ppp

molto accel.

mp

155

T. Solo be

-

-

fore

the

thun

Vln.

Vc.

molto accel.

Pno.

-

ders

68 mf

ff

158

attacca

T. Solo break.

III/II

4

4

Vln. fff II/I Vc. fff

attacca

Pno.

fff

69

V. HEART-MUSIC Leaning almost upon thy breast I heard thy heart’s life – made unrest...

And thy heart’s beating has a sound That reminds me of aught I heard long ago, Long before this life, but what I do not know, I do not know... ’Twas something going round and round Something of terrible and of strange That even now doth shake my soul.

I strive to remember – I fail, I fail The unmemoried memory doth shake my soul. ’Twas something terrible and strange, Going round and going round, And it had a sound like thy heart’s beat...

The memory hangs on my soul’s darkness But notion from my mind doth fleet.

I remember but this: it went round and round And now thy heart hath such a sound.

Always rhythmic (q = c.120) pizz Vln.

pizz arco

3 4

3

3

fff sempre molto pesante

Vc.

3 4

sempre molto pesante

fff

Always rhythmic (q = c.120)

3 4 Pno.

fff

3 4

molto pesante (sempre)

pizz arco

3

pizz arco

3

3

arco

3

3

3

70

47

5

mf strong and lyrical

S. Lean

ing

-

al

most

-

47 Pno.

9

S. u

-

pon

thy

brea

-

-

st

-

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

48 pizz 13

pizz

arco

pizz

arco

pizz

arco

2 4

Vln. fff (sim.)

Vc.

3

3

3

3

3

3

arco

3 4

3

2 4

3 4

2 4

3 4

2 4

3 4

fff (sim.)

48 Pno.

fff (sim.)

71 17

S.

49 3 4

mf

I

heard

thy

heart

’s

-

life

49 3 4 Pno.

3 4

21

S. made

un

-

re

-

-

-

-

-

-

st...

-

Vln.

Vc.

Pno.

24

50

51

mf

S. And

pizz

pizz

arco 3

pizz

arco 3

pizz

arco 3

Vln. fff (sim.)

3

3

3

Vc. fff (sim.)

50 Pno.

fff (sim.)

51

thy

72

28

S. heart

’s

-

beat

-

ing

-

minds

me

of

-

go,

has

a

sound

Pno.

32

S. that

re

aught

I

heard

Pno.

36

S. long

a

-

Long

be

-

Pno.

52

40

S. fore

this

life,

pizz arco

arco Vln. fff (sim.)

Vc. fff (sim.)

52 Pno.

fff (sim.)

3

3

53

44

73

S. pizz

but

pizz

arco

what

arco

Vln. 3

3

3

3

Vc.

53 Pno.

54 48

pizz

pizz

arco 3

pizz

arco 3

Vln. 3

fff (sim.)

arco 3

2 4

3 4

3

Vc.

2 4

3 4

2 4

3 4

2 4

3 4

fff (sim.)

54 fff (sim.)

Pno.

51

S.

55 3 4

f

I

Vln.

3 4

Vc.

3 4 55 3 4

Pno.

3 4

do

not

know,

I

do

not

56 74

54

mf

S. know...

flautando (sul tasto) Vln. flautando (sul tasto) Vc. 3

3

3

3

56

3

3

6

6

molto leggiero

6

Pno.

p misterioso

57

S. ’Twas

some

-

thing

-

go

-

Vln. pp Vc. 3

3

3

3

6

6

6

6

Pno.

pp

3

3

3

6

6

6

60

S. -

ing

round

and

round

Vln.

Vc. 3

Pno.

6

3

3

6

6

3

3

3

pp

3

3

6

6

75

63

S. Some

-

thing

-

of

ter

-

ri

-

ble

Vln.

3

3

3

3

3

3

Vc. 3

3

3 6

Pno.

6

6

6

6

6

66

S. and

of

strange

Vln. pp 3

3

3

3

3

3

Vc. 3

3

pp

3

6

Pno.

6

pp

6

6

6

69

6

6

6

6

p

S. That

Vln.

3

Vc. 3

Pno.

3

e

-

ven

now

doth

76 72

S. shake

my

soul.

naturale Vln.

naturale Vc.

Pno.

76

57

58

mf

S. I

pizz

pizz

arco 3

pizz

arco 3

Vln. fff (sim.)

3

3

Vc. fff (sim.)

57 Pno.

fff (sim.)

58

strive

to

re -

85

VI. SOUVENIR How sweetly sad it is sometimes to hear Some old loved sound to memory recalled, To see, as if in dreams, some old dear face, Some landscape’s stretch, some field, some dale, some stream, A memory so sudden, sad and pleasant, Aught that recalls the days of happy youth.

Then spring in happy pain the tears that wait, Those subtle tears that wait on thought, and all — Field, stream and voice — all that we hear or see — Goes from the sense, adorned with mem’ry’s hand And merges slowly into dreamy light.

I wake; alas! by dreams I was betrayed. ’Tis but a semblance that I feel and hear Because the past, alas! cannot return.

These fields are not the fields I knew, these sounds Are not the sounds I knew; all those are gone, And all the past — alas! cannot return.

Flowing (q. = c.55)

p dolce

12 8

Ten.

How

sweet

-

-

ly

12 8

Vln.

pp plain sound

12 8

Vc.

pp plain sound

4

Ten. sad

Vln.

Vc.

it

is

some

-

times

to

86 7

Ten. hear

Some

old

loved

Vln.

Vc.

mp

10

Ten. sound

to

me

-

mo

-

ry

re

-

Vln. p Vc. p

poco rit.

A tempo

13

Ten. called,

Vln. pp

Vc. pp

87 16

68

p

Ten. To

see,

as

if

in

dreams

some

Vln.

Vc.

19

Ten. old

dear

face,

some

Vln.

Vc.

21

mp

Ten. land

-

scape’s

stretch,

some 9

5

7

8

10

Vln. p

5

9

10

Vc. 7

p

8

23

Ten. field,

some

dale,

#

some

7

Vln. 5

Vc. 7

5

88

A tempo

poco rit.

25

p

9 8

Ten.

p

12 8

stream,

A

Vln.

9 8

12 8

9 8

12 8

pp Vc. pp

69 poco accel.

28

poco a poco cresc.

Ten. me -

mo

-

ry

so

sud den,

sad

and

plea -

sant,

Vln. pp poco a poco cresc.

Vc. pp poco a poco cresc.

rit.

A tempo mp

31

Ten. Aught

that

re

-

calls

the

4:3

Vln. p

4:3

4:3

4:3

Vc. p

4:3 4:3

4:3 4:3

89 33

3 16

12 8

Vln.

3 16

12 8

Vc.

3 16

12 8

Ten. days

36

Sop.

Ten.

12 8

12 8

of

poco rit.

p

hap

-

py

9 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

9 8

12 8

9 8

6 8

youth.

Vln.

12 8 pp

Vc.

12 8 pp

12 8

poco rit.

Pno.

12 8

ppp molto espressivo

90 40

poco rit.

Sop.

6 8

5 4

Vln.

6 8

5 4

Vc.

6 8

5 4 poco rit.

6 8

5 4 16

Pno.

6 8

5 4

70 Slower, serene (q = c.40) 41 3+2

Sop.

p flottanto

3

5 4

3

4 4

Then

Vln.

3

5 4

3

spring 3

3

3

4 4

ppp delicate Vc.

5 4

4 4 ppp delicate

70 Slower, serene (q = c.40)

5 4

3

3

pp dolce e cantabile

Pno.

5 4 3

3

3

4 4 4 4

91 42

Sop.

3

4 4 in

-

py

3

the

3

3

3

4 4

Vc.

pain

3

4 4

Vln.

hap

5

4 4 3

Pno.

4 4 3

43

3 4

Sop. tears

that

wait,

3

3 4

3

3 4

Vln. 3

3

3

Vc. 3 6

3

3

3

3 4

Pno.

3 4

92 44

Sop.

3 4

4 4

3 4

Vln.

3

3

4 4 3

3 4

Vc.

3

4 4

3

3

3 4

4 4 3

Pno.

3

3 4

45

Sop.

4 4

3

4 4

3 4

3

Those

su

-

-

-

-

btle

3

Vln.

4 4

3 4 3

Vc.

3

4 4

3 4 5

3

4 4 Pno.

3

3

3

3 4

3

4 4

3

3 4

93 46

Sop.

3 4 tears

that

wait

on 3

3 4

Vln.

3

3 3

3 4

Vc.

7

3 4 Pno.

7

6

3 4

47

Sop. thought,

Vln. 3

pp

3

3

Vc. pp 9

3

Pno.

p

3

3

94 48

4 4

Sop.

4 4

3

Vln.

3

3

4 4

Vc.

3

4 4

7

Pno.

4 4

71 49

Sop.

Poco più mosso (q = c. 45) 3

4 4

mf poco marcato

3 4 and

Vln.

3

4 4

all 3

3

3

3 4

p delicate

Vc.

4 4

3 4 p delicate

71 Poco più mosso (q = c. 45) 3

4 4 Pno.

3

3

3

mp poco più marcato

4 4

3

3

3 4 3 4

95 50

Sop.

3

3 4

3

field,

Vln.

3 4

Vc.

3 4

3 4 Pno.

3 4

3

stream,

3

3

3

3

51

Sop. and

3

voice

3

3

Vln.

Vc.

3

Pno.

3 3

3

96 52

3

3

Sop. all

that

3

we

hear

or

3

3

Vln.

Vc. 3

3

Pno.

53

2 4

3

Sop.

4 4

see 3

3

3

3

Vln.

2 4

Vc.

2 4 3

Pno.

3

3

3

3

4 4 3

6

3

2 4 2 4

4 4

7

4 4 4 4

97 55

Sop.

4 4

Vln.

4 4

poco rit.

3 4

3 4 pp 3

4 4

Vc.

3

3

3

3 4

pp

4 4

6

3

3 3

3 4

p

Pno.

3

4 4

56

Sop.

3 4

Vln.

3 4

Vc.

poco rit.

3

4 4

3

3

3 4

3 4

3 4

3

3

3

pp

3

3

3

4 4

3

4 4

3

4 4

Pno.

3 4

4 4

98

72 Tempo primo, but 57 q = c.55 p serene

4 4

Ten.

Goes from

the

sense,

a -

dorned

with

And

merg - es,

merg - es

-

-

4 4

Vln.

still

4 4

Vc.

72

pp still

Tempo primo, but q = c.55

4 4

Pno.

4 4 p serene

62

Sop.

Ten. mem’ - ry’s

hand

Vln.

Vc.

67

Sop. slow - ly

Ten.

Vln.

Vc.

in

to

dream

-

99

rit.

71

Sop. y

-

light.

Ten.

Vln.

Vc.

75

73 A tempo, quasi recitative

mp 5

3 4

5

Sop. a -

las!

p parlando

3

wake;

5

3 4

3

Ten. I

4 4

By

dreams

pizz

4 4

I was be -

arco

3 4

Vln. pp pizz

arco

3 4

Vc.

trayed.

pp

79

Ten.

mp 3

4 4

’Tis

3

but

a

sem -

3

blance

3

3

that

I

see

and 3

Vln.

4 4 pp

Vc.

3

4 4 pp

4 4 4 4

100

Poco rubato

82

Ten. hear 3

Vln.

3

Vc.

Poco rubato

3

Pno. 3

3

mp

74

A tempo

83

5

p intimate and reflective

4 2

5

Sop. a - las!

p intimate and reflective

5

5

5

5

Ten. Be - cause the (slow spread chords)

past,

can - not

4 2

re - turn.

4 2

Vln. p

4 2

Vc. pp

74 A tempo

4 2 Pno.

p 3 3

pp

4 2