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EAST, Michael – How Merrily we live (Madrigal No.4 from the Second Set of Madrigals, 1606) – THREE CELLOS (easy)

Other Identification:
“How Merrily We Live” is an English madrigal by composer Michael East or Este (c. 1580–1648). It is a secular, unaccompanied song that is often performed by choirs today, with many arrangements available for different vocal groups. It is one of East’s most recognized works.
Movements or sections: No.4 from the Second Set of Madrigals, marked ‘Brightly’
Instrumentation: TRIO OF THREE CELLOS
Also with the possibility of being rehearsed/performed by Cello Orchestra / use in the Cello class etc.
Prepared by David Johnstone

Downloads of 2 PDFs:
[1 – General Score
[2 – All individual parts
Approximate difficulty: EASY

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