SPRING (S.S.A.) by Edvard Grieg, arranged by Lothar Klein

No. 2123

SPRING

Grieg-Klein

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A rt Song for Treble V oices, A ccompanied (S. S. A.) EDVARD GRIEG Transcribed and Arranged by LOTHAR KLEIN

Words freely adapted

by GLADYS WILSON

SOPRANO I A ndante espressivo WIN

MITI= =I !11.111■1 =IMO =ice^_^Y^

SOPRANO II

So once a -gain I am Hm

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IMO

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^It grant - ed to feel Hm

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the spring - time ap-proach-ing, The Hm

green that ap-pears on the

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vine and

the fields while

• flow -

ers were

danc-ing.

'mmmmos AP-vine

and the fields while

-E

G1'ii

zs flow

T

-

-

—

were danc-ing.

ers

a owl

once

a - gain I

have

wait - ed

to

r D AI,- -ar I have wait - ed to

delicately

G

f feel

feel

the

the

v

quick - ly

melt - ing,

snows

quick - ly

melt - ing,

P

But

0

sj

rtl

r

snows

per -chance I ' ll

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not

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green

on

the mead-ow.

with green

on

the mead-ow.

With

see

spring a-gain

w-iev )/t a'

//.iuVi^

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Wea - ry

of heart

I

do

km:

mromnomomm .^la ^

won

-

moor

der,

Yet

hail

each new.

der,

Yet

hail

each new

mmm

won.

molm a

Wea

ry

of hea rt

I

do

won mow. mo m, .

nh.amalm

mm am.

PP

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and

bloom-ing

now I hear the

.1•1111a.

Hm

songs of the birds, p

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ME.t —I■P'.11NIP''._:_'11■

and

bloom-ing

now I hear the

songs of the birds, of

s-.

sun

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Hm — Hm _

and sum-mer.

pp

Hm_

sum - mer.

Hm

8"a -9

Pp V

a little faster a^ ■..i■

Yet

s.

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W_ AIWA

ev - en more

I

ev - en more

I

was grate-ful to see

the spring -S-

the spring

ti - lacs

li - lacs

-ar

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see ..

i

^ q^Yet

was grate-ful to

mamma ^^^^r^• ^

^^^

danc -ing,

Birds

on the wing chirp-ing songs to the peace - ful

danc - ing,

Birds

on the wing chirp-ing songs to the peace - ful

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vale

so

sweet - ly.

va le

so

sweet-1y.

nip —

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r^ •

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Once more have

_

I

been a

I

o

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b

^ ♦> part

•^

-. of

the spring,

but

now

9: 6

is

all

fad - ing?

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1

1'

0

Pei

/,

/MIT^l ^ =.

Wea - ry

and sad

t Wea - ry

and sad

_

am

♦ #T I

am

fear - ful

to ask,

Is

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fear - ful to _

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I

ask,

Is

(ne'er more)

spring

spring ne 'er more -

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t

.

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corn ing?

So comes the spring e er more won-d rous to me

corn ing?

So comes the spring e'er more won-d rous to me

mmu

Lti.,

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■rulao

.

m

with each

year that

with each

year that

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Ism

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credo. am

im= nnr-

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Iwo

_ Imo

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t

pass - es

and

tl -fr pass - es

h-F and

now

, ^'— — give thanks

now

!^t'1•mS Jam for

the

e

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f

.•-

T

I give thanks for

e -

ter-nal spring and

ter-nal

h.\

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f

spring

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t

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and

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(and sun

and

sum

sum

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