Geoffrey Shaw: Mists Before The Sunrise Fly

Geoffrey Shaw: Mists Before The Sunrise Fly

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Mists Before The Sunrise Fly is a part-song, written in 1936 for two Voices and Piano by Geoffrey Shaw , setting a poem by his daughter Margaret Shaw . It takes the tune from an earlier work, Siciliano , by the English composer Thomas Arne (1710-1778), who is best known for...

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Mists Before The Sunrise Fly is a part-song, written in 1936 for two Voices and Piano by Geoffrey Shaw , setting a poem by his daughter Margaret Shaw . It takes the tune from an earlier work, Siciliano , by the English composer Thomas Arne (1710-1778), who is best known for writing the patriotic song Rule, Britannia! while working at the Drury Lane Theatre in London. Geoffrey Shaw (1879-1943) was a British composer, organist and teacher. He was a chorister at St Paul’s Cathedral before going on to study under Charles Stanford and Charles Wood. He later became a teacher and an inspector for the Board of Education.
Mists Before The Sunrise Fly
Arrangement Medium Voice, Piano Accompaniment
Genres Post-1900, Secular
Format Instrumental Work
Level 3
NumberOfPages 4
Media Sheet Music
Publisher J. Curwen and Sons Ltd
Contributors Shaw, Geoffrey (Composer) Arne, Thomas (Composer) Shaw, Margaret (Lyricist)