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Give me women wine and snuff | STACY GARROP

STACY GARROP

a composer with a story to tell

a composer with a story to tell

Give me women, wine, and snuff




AUDIO
Wicker Park Choral Singers; Mark Tomasino, conductor

DURATION
1’20”

INSTRUMENTATION
SATB (div.) a cappella

POET
John Keats

YEAR COMPOSED
2011

COMMISSIONER
Cantori

THIS IS A MOVEMENT FROM:
Love’s Philosophy

ORDERING SCORES
This work is published as a digital score with a performance license. The pricing is based on the number of singers in a choir:
  • $40: up to 20 singers
  • $80: 21-50 singers
  • $120: 51-79 singers
  • $160: 80+ singers
To order:
  • Click on the link to email Inkjar Publishing Company
  • Specify the number of singers and the name of your choir.
  • An invoice will be sent to you via PayPal.
  • Once payment is received, you will be emailed the licensed PDF within three business days (excluding weekends and holidays).


PERUSAL SCORE
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TEXT
Give me women, wine, and snuff
Untill I cry out “hold, enough!”
You may do so sans objection
Till the day of resurrection:
For, bless my beard, they aye shall be
My beloved Trinity.
  • HELIOS • 4’30” • 2 tpts/flugelhorns, hn, tbn, tba


    PROGRAM NOTES
    In Greek mythology, Helios was the god of the sun. His head wreathed in light, he daily drove a chariot drawn by four horses (in some tales, the horses are winged; in others, they are made of fire) across the sky. At the end of each day’s journey, he slept in a golden boat that carried him on the Okeanos River (a fresh water stream that encircled the flat earth) back to his rising place. The cyclic journey of Helios is depicted in this short work for brass quintet. The first half is fast-paced and very energetic, while the second half is slow and serene, representing day and night.
    -S.G.