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Title: The musical album : a vocal class book for female seminaries, academies, and high schools
Year: 1857 (1850s)
Authors: Root, George F. (George Frederick), 1820-1895
Subjects: Songbooks School songbooks Choruses (Women's voices), Unaccompanied Choruses (Women's voices) with piano
Publisher: New York : Mason Brothers
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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f *——*—€ < r i Hail to the month, to the cheering month of May, -a— Now to 3 the woods, to the woods way! * 4 - Hear the mer - ry war - - biers on the spray, We will all be as hap-py, as hap - py as they. No. 105. Note. This Lesson may be sunr at first slowly, and afterwards gradually increasedvery quick. It will afford a good exercise on the rapid articulation of words -r* I*- May-day now is sweetly smiling, Hearts of care and grief be-guiling, — u_EH— Tuneful choirs their songs are waking, Tones of echo gen - tly breaking r- g3 Social friends are all around us, Thousand gifts have richly crownd us, F No. 101 ROUND, IN THREE PARTS.—Echo. •5; • 3 Ech-o, Ecb-o, Ech-o, Answer, ye, while we are call-ing now, Ech - o, Ech - o, Answer, ye, from the mountains brow,t-^ TP- Ech - 0, Answer, Answer ye, high or low. I Hearken then to what were saying, Let us quickly go a May-ing, J r- 53 Let us quick-ly go a May - - 1 * 1 1 J ^—^ I I -©—ing. i iif No. 106. pip at*: s
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20 ELEMENTAR » . 1 f f=f=j J U— V- 1 E 7 Wo. 116. ROUND, IN TWO PARTS.— Whether xon whisper. V 4 0 *—^ * —-—11 i 11 1 Whether you whis - per low, or loud - ly call, Dis- • - tinct-ly, dis - tinct-ly speak, or do not speak at all.No. 117. ROUND, IN THREE PARTS.—Now we will sing. Now we will sing our parting lay, And then well quickly haste a-way, And then well quickly haste, haste a-way, we will sing our part-ing lay, And 11 * 3 1 1 v s\> —-—1 then well haste a - way, we will sing our parting, parting lay. So• Close here EXERCISES. I¥o. 11§. a ROUND, IN FOUR PARTS.—Village Bells. m EE ee; One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, The vil lage Hark! -?—- hark! the dis tant vil lage — One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, A-long the I i —#—*— bells, One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, (eight- Hark! bells, Hark! hark! the distant vil lage bells, i a the vale their mu - sic eight, A - long s

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