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Come out into the sunshine
Staff Notation • Secular, Partsongs
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Come out into the sunshine by William Rhys-Herbert — Lyrics
Come out into the sunshine,
Come out into the air,
Come out among the blossoms
Blooming everywhere;
Come out into the woodlands,
Where the summer breeze
Blows in and out the branches
Of the waving trees.
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About Come out into the sunshine
The words of William Rhys-Herbert's Come out into the sunshine paint a vivid, joyous picture of the natural world in full summer bloom. The text invites the listener to leave indoor confinement and embrace the beauty of the outdoors, from the blossoming trees and waving branches to the meadows, hills, and rushing streams. This SATB setting in English captures the vibrant imagery of the words, encouraging a sense of freedom and delight in the simple pleasures of a sunlit day. It is a charming secular partsong, ideal for choirs looking to program uplifting and evocative music.
