humoresque piano violin and lyrics

8/6/2019 Humoresque Piano Violin and Lyrics

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~ext byCLIFFORD LEACH

HnmorcsqneOp.l01, No.7(Revised")

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ANTONDVORAAtrangedbyGEOR,GE LE IPOLD

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How my reo - 01 - lee - tion strays ToLet the play - er once be - gin ThatP o legg ie1 'o ~ j:

half - for - got - ten by - gone days, When-mus - IC on the VI - 0 - li.f; My- . !- f"

Mem- 0 - ries it brings to me Of'Neath the rna - gic of those f~n - gers,

star - lit nights a - cross the sea, AndHow my fan - cy fond - ly lin - gers,

:> dI: &4 I ~ ~ - . .~~ rjm. ~~ ~..--.. . . J J . . . - - - . . . I . ,I' of glad - ness and hours sad-ness! Such mus - ic brings you b~o it"isn , days of me.f=(i: ~I: ~ :> d im . P~I.. ,.--. ~ ~~:j - - . . . . . . r- I r- . . . . . . . . .~:11: I:f :>~ ~ .. :t "t- n; - J . J ~ _ ~ 1'iI. 1\ , I

- >- ~t~l. ~.... JIll then I re-cap -ture Some_of the rap-ture Of those gold-en days that now are I .lost ~ me.,r:J: 0J: ~!:~ p ---- 1'tf .~:> ~ ~ L I . oj;:_ , J = = ~ - - - ll'tm. . . . . . . . -,,--.._


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4~ : J . - - ~ : J .r-f:. : J ~ - . : J .. .. - -. ..1 - - - ~ .---~~>. L . . j_ I ~e'er played! - it brings Ofhe lilt - ing Hu - mor-esque is Mem - 0 -ries to me

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star - lit nights a-cross the sea And in a cool and syl- van glade.

I1istesso tempo rna legato~ r mf r -I. . . . . _ P---I. . ,,'f . . . f .,t tcan hear the bells in the church up yon - der..i I can see the dane - ing up-r mf I _d_ f.... /~-. - - ., - I~p_1 I m . . . . . . . . .......-! r--I I . . . . . . . .

. . - t . r - . . . .,t . . . -on the green; d these sights and sounds, as my fkeies wan - der, Help me to re-call ev-'rypl~ ~~ mf I~ -;.-,..: . - - - - . . . . . - - ..; - - . . - I~ dz'm. -r: -. , - - ~ ~ ~. : : : ; ; ; ; - - . . .

.I I B f t a - u t those setes. . . ., twell loved scene. that a' wist - ful mem-'ry tra - ces

; j - i~ ~ ~ ~ ~I . . -- - - ~ f~ !: I:tl-- , lI - I.. It-' ..4 j - - - IThere are/ kins -men dear that I'll find no more. And I look in vain for those

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~ ~ , . . . . _ r~.* s= :.. .r . . - - . . . . . . . ~well re - mem-bered fa - cesj They are gone from sight on that far off shore.

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~ empo . . , . : - - - . " . . . , . ~~ . . , . , _ ~ !~ .., ~ !t ..,~D - -- . . , -With the rus-tUng of the strings, my hom - ing thoughts all spread their wings Andp . . . - = l 1!" t l~

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~ -. .: : ..,r~::, .., I . ,_ _ ..,,.--.."... ">, - l. . 1 I -car - ry me in fan - cy thro' the air. - By the charm of mus - ic ban - ished,=J: , ~)_J f: J. . . . . . . . .All my cares at once have van - ished; And Jith joy I greet my home so fair.

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TWO OF THE PAULL-PIONEER FAMOUS FAVORITES

Copyright_assigned 1928 to Paull-Pioneer Music Co.N.Y.U. Prioe40tiPe,.copvi \ i I ( 1 . . iln~erD.ationalCopyright Secured All Rights ReservedThe l'Jolijhe'l" f"Bs8rVeShe right to tke use of this Copg'l"igktedWO'I'kupon theparts of Instruments serving to-reproduce it mechanicallu

YOU ARE THE ROSE OF MY HEARTWordsby

ANDREWK. ALLISON MusicbyJAMES KENDIS.A'I"'I"angedby W:C.Polla

I I. I I i I I I.. . r (' r r ~ r r r r orose of my heart; dear, You are the sun - shine~ :- - . . . . . . . - - - -. . .

/I REFRAINI t v ,q ~ f t .mf. You are the

Verse: I had a wonderful dream, dear, Refrain: You ate the.rose of my heart, dear,A garden so dreary Isaw; You are the sunshine too;'Till a beautiful rose came to bloom there, You are .the star of my life, dea-r,And brought back the sunshine once more; You made al l my dreams come true;'Twas then that I met you my loved one, You are my sweet rose forever,And found that my dream had come true, Never more darling to part;For that garden was in my own beartjdear, You are my beautiful flower,And that beautiful rose was you. You are the rose of my heart.

Oopyright MCMXIV by Maurice Richmond Music Co.Copyright assigned 1928 to Paull-Pioneer Music Co., N.Y.C. Price40; Per cOP'llInternational Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved

ON THE BANKS OF THE WABASH,FAR AWAYWords and Music byPAUL DRESSER

Verse:Roundmy Indiana homestead wave the cornfield,In the distance loom the woodlands clear and cool.Often times my thoughts revert to scenes of childhood,Where I first received my lessons, nature's school.But one thing there is missing in the picture,Without her face it seems so incomplete.I long to see my mother in the doorway,As she /stood there years ago, her boy to greet

Refrain:

Oh, the moonltghts fair tonight along tlie Wabash,Fromthe fields there comesthebreath of new mownhay.Thro' the sycamores the candle lights are gleaming,On the banks of the Wabash, far away.

N'EWYORKrtnnTUQ f"\1\.TCtAT_~ 1XTU~'Q_~~ ..R.MTT~TC IS SOLD


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Lieb es traum . (A DREAM OF LOVE)By FRANZ LISZT . With song accompanimentwhich serves as piano solo ... contains German andEnglish text.

Aloha Oe ... FAREWELLTO THEE ...Hawaiian song of parting, by Queen Liliuokalani

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