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Good Morrow to my Lady bright
Staff Notation • Secular, Partsongs
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Good Morrow to my Lady bright by Clara Angela Macirone — Lyrics
Goodmorrow to my lady bright,
I’ll early sing beneath her bower;
Let others serenade by night,
I’ll choose the brilliant morning hour:
Goodmorrow, love, goodmorrow!
The morn is fair, and like my love;
Benignant, gracious, so is she;
It sheds a radiance from above;
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About Good Morrow to my Lady bright
Clara Angela Macirone’s charming partsong Good Morrow to my Lady Bright captures the joy and anticipation of an early morning serenade. The text paints a picture of a lover eager to greet their beloved with the dawn, comparing the lady’s beauty and grace to the radiance of the morning sun. This SATB setting in English is a delightful secular piece, ideal for choirs seeking bright, celebratory repertoire. The music likely reflects the words’ cheerful sentiment, offering a clear and engaging challenge for mixed voices. Its focus on the morning hour and the beloved’s radiant presence makes for a sweet and uplifting musical moment.
