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All That I Ask (Beauty and the Beast, V. Giannini)
Staff Notation • Secular, Operas
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All That I Ask (Beauty and the Beast, V. Giannini) by Crys Armbrust — Lyrics
All that I ask is one red rose from a garden sweet with spring,
By a lonely magic stream for I dreamed of a rose at daybreak
And my heart began to sing of the lover in my dream,
And one day the rose will find the lover in my dream.
For in the dawn I knew a miracle passed
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About All That I Ask (Beauty and the Beast, V. Giannini)
This solo setting of an English text, All That I Ask, is taken from the operetta Beauty and the Beast. The words express a solitary yearning for a lover, symbolized by a single red rose. The dreamer anticipates a miracle at dawn, where a dream comes true and a rose by a magic stream becomes the token of a destined union. The music reflects this tender, hopeful longing for love and fulfillment.
