PURCELL Welcome To All The Pleasures PDF
PURCELL Welcome To All The Pleasures PDF
PURCELL Welcome To All The Pleasures PDF
LONDON,
Printed by J. Playford Junior, and are to be sold by John Playford near the
Temple Church, and John Carr at the Middle Temple Gate, 1684.
Choral Score
(with piano reduction)
Transcribed and edited by
David Millard
Éditions Doulce Mémoire
Introduction
Piano
(for rehearsal only)
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[Brisk]
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1) Playford’s use of double bars is ambiguous.
Repeats may be intended at these points.
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Verse.
[Countertenor]
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Wel - come, wel - come, to all the Plea - sures that de - light,
[Tenor]
Wel - come, wel - come, to all the Plea - sures that de - light, of ev ’ry
[Bass]
Wel - come, wel - come, to all the Plea - sures that de - light, of ev ’ry
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Hail, hail great As-sem - bly
of ev-’ry Sense, the grate - ful Ap - pe - tite. Hail great As - sem- bly, Hail, hail great As-sem - bly
[sic]
Sense,
of ev-’ry Sense, the grate -ful Ap - pe - tite. Hail great As - sem- bly, Hail, hail great As-sem - bly
Sense, the grate - ful, grate - ful Ap - pe - tite. Hail great As - sem- bly, Hail, hail great As-sem - bly
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of A - pol - lo’s Race, hail to this hap - py,
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of A - pol - lo’s Race, hail to this hap - py,
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of A - pol - lo’s Race, Hail to this hap - - py place, this Mu - si - cal As -
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of A - pol - lo’s Race, Hail to this hap - - py place;
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hap - py place,this Mu - si - cal As - sem - bly, hail to this hap - py place; hail,
hap - py place, to this hap - - - py place, to this hap - py place,this Mu - si -
sem - bly; hail to this hap - - py place,
hail to this hap - py, hap - py place,this Mu - si - cal As - sem - bly; hail to this
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hail to this hap - py place, that seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, that
cal As - sem - bly, that seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, that
hail to this hap - py place, that seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, that
hap - py place, that seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, that
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seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal
seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal
seems to be the Ark
of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal
seems to be the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal Har - mo - ny, the Ark of U - ni - ver - sal
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Har - mo - ny.
Har - mo - ny.
Har - mo - ny.
Har - mo - ny.
Ritor.
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1. 2.
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Verse
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[Countertenor]
Here the De - i - ties ap - prove; here,
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here the De - i - ties ap - prove,The God of Mu - sic,and of Love;
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Here the De - i - ties ap - prove; here, here the De - i - ties ap -
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prove,The God of Mu - sic,and of love; All the Ta lentstheyhave lent you,All theBles singstheyhave
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sent you; pleas’d to see, to see what they be - stow, live and thrive, live and thrive so well be -
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low;pleas’d to see, to see what they be - stow, live and thrive, live and thrive so well be - low.
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All the Ta - lents they have lent you, all the Bles - sings they have sent you; pleas’d to see, to
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see what they be - stow, live and thrive, live and thrive so well be - low; pleas’d to see, to
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see what they be - stow, live and thrive, live and thrive so well be - low.
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Vers. 3 Voc.
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[Soprano I]
[Soprano II]
While Joys Ce - le - stial, Joys Ce - le - stial, their bright Souls in -
[Tenor]
While Joys Ce - le - stial their bright Souls in -
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vade to find what great im - prove - ment you have made, while Joys Ce - le - stial, while Joys Ce -
vade, to find what great im - prove - ment you have made, while Joys Ce - le - stial, while Joys Ce -
vade, to find what great im- prove - ment you have made, while Joys Ce -
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le - stial their bright Souls in - vade to find what great im - prove - ment you have made, to
le - stial their bright Souls in - vade, to find what great im - prove - ment you have made, to
le - stial their bright Souls in - vade to find what great im - prove - ment you have made, to
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find what great im - prove - ment you have made.
find what great im - prove - ment you havemade.
find what great im - prove - ment you have made.
Ritor.
1.
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2.
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Vers. solus.
[Bass] 210
Then lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those Charms to the trou - bled and am - o- rous
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Crea- ture; then lift up your Voi- ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those Charms to the trou - bled and am - o - rous
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Chorus
Then lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those
Then lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, then lift up, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those
Then lift up, then lift up your Voi - ces, those
(ossia) [Then lift up those Or - gans of Na - ture,]
Crea - ture. Then lift up your Voi - ces, then lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those
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Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture.
Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture. The
Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture. The
Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture. The
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Pow’r shall di - vert us a plea - sant - er way, for sor - row and grief find from
[Tenor]
Pow’r shall di - vert us a plea - sant - er way, for sor - row and grief find from
[Bass]
Pow’r shall di - vert us a plea - sant - er way, for sor - row and grief find from
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Mu - sic re - lief, and Love its soft Charms, and Love its soft Charms, its soft
Mu - sic re - lief, and Love its soft Charms, its soft
Mu - sic re - lief, and Love its soft Charms, and Love its soft
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Charms must o - bey, and Love its soft Charms, and Love its soft Charms must o - bey.
Charms must o - bey, and Love its soft Charms, its soft Charms must o - bey.
Charms must o - bey, and Love its soft Charms, and Love its soft Charms must o - bey.
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Chorus
Then lift up your Voi- ces, those Or - gans, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those
Then lift up your Voi- ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, then lift up, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those
Then lift up, then lift up your Voi - ces, those
(ossia) [Then lift up those Or - gans
of Na - ture,]
Then lift up your Voi- ces, then lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those
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Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture; then
Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture; then
Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture; then
Charms to the trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture; then
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lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those Charms to the
lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those Charms to the
lift up your Voi - ces,
those Or - gans of Na - ture, those Charms to the
lift up your Voi - ces, those Or - gans of Na - ture, those Charms to the
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trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture.
trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture.
trou - bled, those Charms to the trou - bled and a - mo - rous Crea - ture.
trou - - - - - bled, and a - mo - rous Crea - ture.
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Vers sola.
[Tenor]
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Beau - ty thou Scene of Love, and Vir - tue, thou in - no- cent Fire,
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1. 2.
made by the Pow - ers a - bove to tem - per the heat of De - sire, sire,
1. 2.
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Mu - sic that Fan - cy em - ploys in Rap - tures of in - no- cent Flame, we
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of - fer with Lute and with Voice to Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia’s bright Name.
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[Ritor.]
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1. 2.
[Verse]
[Tenor] 336
In a Con - sort of Voi - ces while In - stru- ments play, with Mu - sic we ce - le - brate
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this Ho - ly day; I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - - - - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce -
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ci - lia.
Chorus.
In a Con - sort of Voi - - - - - ces while In - stru - ments
In a Con - sort of Voi - ces while In - stru - ments play, while In- stru - ments
In a Con - sort of Voi - ces while In - stru - ments play,
In a Con - sort of Voi - ces while In - stru - ments
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play, with Mu - sic we ce - le - brate this Ho - ly day, I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia;
play, with Mu - sic we ce - le - brate this Ho - ly day; in a Con - sort of
with Mu - sic we ce - le - brate this Ho - ly day; I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; in a
play, with Mu - sic we ce - le - brate this Ho - ly day; I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce -
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I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; in a Con - sort of Voi - ces we’ll
Voi - ces we’ll sing, I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce -
Con-sort of Voi - ces we’ll sing; in a Con - sort of
ci - lia; in a Con - sort of Voi - ces we’ll sing, in a Con - sort of Voi - ces we’ll sing,
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sing, in a Con - sort of Voi - ces we’ll sing,
ci - - - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; I - ô Ce -
Voi-ces we’ll sing, still we’ll sing, I - ô Ce -
I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; in a Con - sort of Voi - ces we’ll
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I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; in a Con - sort of Voi - ces, in a Con - sort of
ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce -
ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; in a Con - sort of Voi - ces we’ll sing, in a Con - sort of
sing, I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia, Ce -
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Voi - ces we’ll sing, I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia.
ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia.
Voi - ces we’ll sing, I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia.
ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia; I - ô Ce - ci - lia, Ce - ci - lia.
F I N I S.
Mr. Henry Purcell