Carols Their Origin Music And Connection With Mystery Plays
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■ o- c^ 321 332 -t^^ ^ Many of the Cradle Songs take the form of an imaginary duologue between the mother and child, as in this lovely old English one of the fifteenth century, which is to be found at the British Museum in Royal Appendix 58, fol. 52. The stanzas are spoken alter- LULLABIES AND CRADLE SONGS 71 nately by Mother and Child, each ending with the refrain, " Bye-bye, lullay. " The music of the refrain is written in th...ree parts, with the melody in the middle. The tune of the solo verses is very similar to the melody of the refrain, with slight variations to fit the words. (A simple harmony is added by the writer. ) p i d^i JsU i f en.. E^er 4 J f=ff= jaiv e/ "^ J 1 i i
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ay .
zSel ///.. //a B A ^ 32: P f i sfe ^p r//;^.
"^"—r . /^. /^/.
■ o- c^ 321 332 -t^^ ^ Many of the Cradle Songs take the form of an imaginary duologue between the mother and child, as in this lovely old English one of the fifteenth century, which is to be found at the British Museum in Royal Appendix 58, fol. 52. The stanzas are spoken alter- LULLABIES AND CRADLE SONGS 71 nately by Mother and Child, each ending with the refrain, " Bye-bye, lullay. " The music of the refrain is written in th...ree parts, with the melody in the middle. The tune of the solo verses is very similar to the melody of the refrain, with slight variations to fit the words. (A simple harmony is added by the writer. ) p i d^i JsU i f en.. E^er 4 J f=ff= jaiv e/ "^ J 1 i i
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