Free choral music

Lullay my liking

Gustav Holst

Choose your part: hear the opening with it lifted out of the choir, then practise it in the app. Free, and without an account.

Voicing
SATB
Key
No sharps or flats
Time
3/4
Tempo
quarter note = 116
Length
47 bars

The parts

The opening, 16 bars, on the app's piano: your part clearly, the others quietly.

  1. Soprano 1 part

    Range

    Lowest F♯4Highest F5

    Practise in the app soprano 1 part
  2. Soprano 2 part

    Range

    Lowest F♯4Highest E5

    Practise in the app soprano 2 part
  3. Alto 1 part

    Range

    Lowest C4Highest C5

    Practise in the app alto 1 part
  4. Alto 2 part

    Range

    Lowest C4Highest C5

    Practise in the app alto 2 part
  5. Tenor part

    Range

    Lowest F3Highest E4

    Practise in the app tenor part
  6. Bass part

    Range

    Lowest C3Highest C4

    Practise in the app bass part
  7. Solo

    Range

    Lowest D4Highest E5

    Practise in the app solo

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The words

  1. Verse 1

    Lullay my liking, my dear Son, my sweeting; Lullay my dear heart, mine own dear darling! I saw a fair maiden Sitten and sing: She lullèd a little child, A sweetè lording: That eternal lord is he That made allè thing; Of allè lordès he is Lord, Of allè kingès King: There was mickle melody At that childès birth: Although they were in heaven's bliss They madè mickle mirth: Angels bright they sang that night And saiden tothat child 'Blessed be thou, and so be she that is so meek and mild': Pray we now to that child, And to his mother dear, God grant them all his blessing That now maken cheer:

Free to sing: Gustav Holst died in 1934.

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