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Description/Remarks
LL-VG442 SATB "The Maypole" by Paul
Halley, is number I in the six-song cycle 'Love
Songs For Springtime', composed 1986 for
the Ottawa Choral Society, Brian Law, director. The
works in the song cycle are the settings of
traditional English folk texts and each song
describes a different perspective on love. This work
portrays a joyous Elizabethan-style gathering of
country lads and lasses, dancing around The Maypole.
Text anon.
Commissioned 1986 by the Ottawa Choral Society,
Brian Law, director.
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LL-VG442a SATB "The Maypole (REPRISE)",
available here,
is a short finisher to
either the entire Love Songs For Springtime cycle of
six songs, or can be used as an optional ending to
Song VI "The Lover's Arithmetic", as heard on our
Wondrous Love CD. |
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Recorded on
WONDROUS LOVE
JN104 CD
Chorus Angelicus & Gaudeamus
The Battell Brass - Directed by Paul Halley
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THE MAYPOLE - REPRISE
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Texts
The Maypole
from 'Love Songs
for Springtime'
Text: Traditional English
Music: Paul Halley
Come lasses and lads,
Take leave of your dads,
Away to the
Maypole hey;
For every he has got a she
With
a Minstrel standing by:
For Willy has gotten his
Jill,
And Johnny has got his Joan,
To jigg it,
jigg it, jigg it, jigg it,
Jigg it up and down.
‘Y’are out’ says Dick,
‘Tis a lie,’ says
Nick,
‘The fiddler played it false.’
‘Tis
true,’ says Hugh, and so says Sue,
And so says
nimble Alice.
The fiddler then began
To play
the tune again,
And every girl did trip it, trip
it,
Trip it to the men.
Yet there they
sat,
Until it was late
And tired the fiddler
quite,
With singing and playing, without any
paying
From morning until night.
They told the
fiddler then
They’d pay him for his play,
And
each a two-pence, two-pence, two-pence,
Gave him
and went away.
‘Goodnight,’ says Tom,
And so says John,
‘Goodnight,’ says Dick to Will,
‘Goodnight,’ says Sis,
‘Goodnight,’ says Pris,
‘Goodnight,’ says Peg to
Nell.
Some run, some went, some stayed,
Some
dallied by the way,
And bound themselves, by
kisses twelve,
To meet next holiday.
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