Irish settings. 1. James Joyce - On the beach at Fontana mp. Andrew Toovey. q = c. 66. Voice. Wind sul pont. Viola

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1 20 Voice Viola q = c. 66 or Morag Morris Irish settings 1. James Joyce - On beach at Fontana Wind sul ont. Andrew Toovey 1994 whines whines shin - gle, crazy ier - stakes groan; senile sea numbers each sin - gle slime silv -ered stone. A m laut. trem. ( q ) m From whin-ing wind Andrew Toovey colder gray sea

2 sul ont. I wra him warm touch his trem bling ine boned shou-lder 21! boy - ish arm () de - scending dark - ness o ear a-bove in my A - round us ear, heart ache o love! how dee un - end - ing

3 22 2. W.B. Yeats - Far child q = c. 66 hears m She me strike board say That she is un - der ban o all good men wo - men, Be ing mentioned with a man that has worst o re m all bad names; And uon re - lies That his hair is beau - ti - ul Cold as no dim. March wind his eyes (m)

4 . Louis MacNiece - sunlight on gardens 2 q = c. 5 III * (constant) (throughout this setting add < > beitting) sunlight on garden Hardens - grows cold cannot cage we mi - nute its nets o gold, with in When Our ree -lances, all is told we cannot beg or ardon. dom as ree - van - ces Ad :2 to - wards its end; earth com - els u - on it Son - nets birds * tune C string to D. Drone throughout iece, slur with melody descend; And soon, my riend, we

5 24 have no time or shall dan - ces. sky was good or lying Deying church bells every evil iron Siren what it tells earth com-! els, We are dy- ing, E - gyt, dy - ing. And not ex - ar - don, ecting Har-dened in heart a - new, But glad to have sat under Thunder rain with you, grateul too or sunlight on garden (Tune C string back to C)

6 4. W.B. Yeats - To a child dancing in wind 25 q = c. 70 Dance re uon shore; what need have you to care or wind or water's roar? And tumble out your hair That salt dros have wet; Being young,you have not known od's triuh, nor yet love last assoon as won. Nor best labourer dead 8 And all sheaves to 8 bind. 4 What need have you to dread mon strous cry - ing o wind?

7 26 5. Louis MacNiece - Snow q(. ) q(.) = 60 room was laut. suddenly rich great bay win - dow was m sawn - - ing snow m

8 27 ink ros - es a - gainst it Sound less - ly col - la - ter - al in - com - at - i - ble world is m sud m - de - ner than we an - cy it.

9 28 World is cra - zi - er sul ont more o it than we think, In 5 - co - rrig - ib - ly lu - ral. m I eel laut.

10 29 or - tion A tan - ger - ine sit is eel drunk - en - ness o things be - ing Var - i - ous. And ire

11 0 lames with a bubbling sound or world is more siteul gay than one suoses () sul ont. On tongue on eyes m on ears in m

12 alms o one's hs re is 1 more than glass be - tween snow huge roses.

13 2 6. Paul Muldoon - Bran q. = c. 56 While m con sord he looks in to eyes 4 o wo men who have let m-selves go, 4 while y sigh y moan or ure joy, He wees or boy on that small arm Who takes an oat - meal La - bra-dor In his arms, m Who knows m all re is o rature mute o

14 7. Paul Muldoon - Irel q = c. 57 Volks - wa - gon arked in ga. But gen - tly tick ing over. You won der i it's lo - vers And not men hurrying back A - cross two ields a riv - 2 er.

15 4 q = c. 54 What (constant) will be (constant) 8. Derek Mahon - golden bough let a - ter (higher version) twilight o cities, lowers o ire, will be sot vegetables where our Po - li-tics were conceived. 5:4q when we give back cleared counties To irst orest, hills to hills 5:4q re- claimed mud lats to vigilant sea, re will be si - lence, n a sigh o wak - ing As rom a long dream.

16 5 my country once more I shall rise early lough by irst light, At noon lie down in a warm ield, my head in shade, Andater mid-night ish or stars in dark wa- ters. Once more I shall wor-shi moon, make gods a world o clay, gods o stone, And cel - e-brate In o waste ir deaths ir re - turn.

17 6 8b. Derek Mahon - golden bough (lower version) (constant) What will be let a - ter twilight o cities, lowers o ire, will be (constant) sot vegetables where our Po - li-tics were conceived. when we 5:4q give back 5:4q clearedcounties To irst orest, hills to hills re claimedmud lats vigilant to sea, re will be si - lence, n a sigh o wak - ing As rom a long dream.

18 7 once more I shall rise early lough my country by irst light, At noon lie down in a warm ield, my head in shade, Andater mid-night ish or stars in dark wa- ters. Once more I shall wor-shi moon, make gods o clay, gods o stone, And cel - e-brate In a world o waste ir deaths ir re - turn.

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