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SULLIVAN – Orpheus with his lute – 3 CELLOS and PIANO

Other Identification: Orpheus with his Lute, from Henry VIII, is one of a set of five ‘Shakespeare Songs’ which Sullivan composed during 1863 and 1864. The others are Sigh No More, Ladies, O Mistress Mine, Rosalind and The Willow Song. Sullivan sold these songs to the publisher for five guineas each but it did not take him long to discover this was a mistake and that if he were paid for songs on a royalty basis, he could increase his income from them substantially. . Words by William Shakespeare. Dedicated to Louisa Crampton. First published by Metzler & Co., 1866.
Movements or sections: marked ‘Allegro moderato’
Instrumentation: Version as an instrumental song for 3 Cellos and Piano prepared by David Johnstone. 1 PDF, containing all the music.
Approximate difficulty: Easy to medium

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