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I Love the Merry Dance
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Poem by William Blake, music by John Mitchell; April Crane, soprano.
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No other contemporary composer's style is so fiercely independent, with influences ranging from Beethoven and Hindemith to hard rock, and poetic sources as dive
No other contemporary composer's style is so fiercely independent, with influences ranging from Beethoven and Hindemith to hard rock, and poetic sources as diverse as Sylvia Plath and the ancient Tibetan Dzyan. Songs, operas, chamber music, choral music, and works for solo piano and organ.
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Peak #95
Peak in subgenre #32
Author
William Blake/John Mitchell
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John Mitchell
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November 18, 2002
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MP3 1.9 MB 128 kbps 0:00
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I love the merry dance, The softly breathing song, Where innocent eyes do glance, Where lisps the maiden's tongue. I love the laughing vale, I love the echoing hill, Where mirth does never fail, And the jolly swain laughs his fill. I love the pleasant cot, I love the innocent bow'r, Where white and brown is our lot, Or fruit in the midday hour. I love the oaken seat, Beneath the oaken tree, Where all the villagers meet, And laugh my sports to see. I love our neighbors all, But Kitty, I love thee more; And love them ever I shall; But thou art all to me.
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