Thirty-six

Melodies
in traditional and solfege notation

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1
2
7
8
13 14
19 20
25 26
31 32

3
9
15
21
27
33

4
5
6
10 11 12
16 17 18
22 23 24
28 29 30
34 35 36

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Compiled by James D. Levy 1998,

no copyright claimed--all material is Public Domain and may be freely copied

Thirty Six Melodies

1st Note
Key of C
Limited Range
1. Mary Had a Little Lamb
2. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
3. When the Saints Go Marching In
4. "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore"
5. Shes Got the Whole World
6. "Oh Freedom"
7. "Au Clair de la Lune"
8. "My Country 'tis of Thee" (God Save The King)
9. The Hokey Pokey
10. This Olde Man
11. Old MacDonald
12. "Bingo"
Octave
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.

C to G
C to A
C to G
C to A
B to A
G to E
G to E
B to A
G to C
C to A
G to E
G to F

G
G

G to G
a.k.a

Plagal
C
E
G
G
C
E
C
E

Plagal
Plagal
Plagal
E to E
C to C
a.k.a.
Authentic
Authentic
Plagal

Ranges

"Jingle Bells"
"Angels We Have Heard on High"
"Frere Jacques"
"Turkey in the Straw"
"My Gentle Harp"
"Everytime I Feel the Spirit"

Chromatic
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.

E
C
C
C
G
G
C
C
G
G
C
G

range

"Amazing Grace"
"The Water is Wide"
"Tallis Canon"
"Clementine"
"Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee"
"Down in the Valley"
"Battle Hymn of the Republic"
"Joy to the World"
"Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes"
"The King of Love My Shepherd Is"
"Shall We Gather at the River"
"Simple Gifts"

Larger

Range
bottom to top

E
E
C
E
B
C

G to A
G to A
G to A
E to C
A to E
G to C

G
C
C
C
G
C

G to A
Bb to C
E to G
B to G
C to C
B to G

Alterations

"Flow Gently Sweet Afton" (fi)

"Poor Wayfaring Stranger" Parallel Minor (me, te)
"Glee Reigns in Galilee" Relative Minor (me) Modulation
"Medley: Invention/Hal'luya" Parallel Minor (me, le)
"The Drunken Sailor " Parallel Minor (me, te)

"Coventry Carol" Parallel Minor (me)

Vocabulary:
Intervals/Horn intervals. Passing Tones Two Part/Two Voice Parallel movement
Da Capo form Tonic Dominant

The "C"s and half steps

&C

G
G

?
C
F

The Major Scale

Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do
W

4 quarter time
3 quarter time
6 eight time
9 eight time
12 eight time
3 half time

44

34

68 .

98
128
23

J
. . .
J
J
. . . .
J J

w

D
A

Bb
Eb

The Circle of 4ths/5ths

Ab

E
B

F /Gb

Db

.
.

w.

w.

1. Mary Had A Little Lamb

4
&4
&

Ma - ry
Mi
re

Mar - y
mi re

had
do

a
re

had
do

a
re

sol

do

sol

sol

C6
4
&4

F
&

F7

mi

sol

lamb whose
mi
mi

fleece was
re
re

E -7

white
mi

snow.
do

A7

D -7

fa

sol

w
do

lamb
sol

as
re

sol

lit - tle
mi
sol

do

lamb,
re

lit - tle
re
re

do

do

lamb
mi

&

do

lit - tle
mi
mi

?4
4

lit - tle
mi
mi

4
&4

trad. European

G 7

mi

re

C 6
C6

do

2. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star

a.k.a. The Alphabet Song,
Baa Baa Black Sheep,
Ah, Je Vous Dirai, Mama

4
&4

do

do

Twin - kle

&

up

sol

twin - kle
sol
sol

sol

do

do

fa

lit - tle

star

how

la

sol

fa

la

what

you

are

mi

mi

re

re

do

dia - mond

in

the

sky

fa

fa

mi

mi

re

won - der

the

world

so

high

Like

fa

fa

mi

mi

re

sol

sol

sol

sol

la

la

sol

fa

fa

mi

mi

re

re

do

a - bove

&

trad. European

? 44

mi

mi

mi

fa

mi

la

sol

fa

mi

Fine

re

do

ti

ti

la

sol

fa

DC al Fine

Melodic variation...

& 44

etc.

3. When The Saints Go Marching In

4
&4

.. w

swing

Oh - o When the

&

&

saints
sol

march
do

to
do

be
mi

&

go
mi

march
do

ing
mi

in
sol

ing
re

go march - ing in
do mi
fa sol

go
mi

want
do

saints
sol

saints
sol

in
re

j
..

the
sol

j
w

oh
do

Lord
mi

I
re

when the
mi
fa

do do mi

in
do

Oh when the
do mi fa

oh
fa

num - ber
sol
fa

Spiritual

.
.

fa

4. Michael Row The Boat Ashore

& 44

.. . j

swing

& .

row
sol

Mich - ael
do mi

the boat
mi fa

row
sol

a mi

the boat a - shore

mi sol la
sol

shore
re

Hal - le
do
re

Hal - le - lu
mi sol
la

lu
mi

re

Spiritual

ia
sol

ia
do

Mich - ael
mi sol

do

mi

..

5. She's Got The Whole World

j
4
& 4 ..

swing

She's got the

j
&

in her
sol la

&

whole
sol

4
& 4 .

solo

Oh
sol

.
&
me
re

&

home
sol

whole wor - ld
sol mi do

j
j

hands
sol

she's got the

sol sol mi

world
sol

in
fa

j
J

la

in her hands
sol la
sol

whole
sol

j
j

her
re

hands
do

Free - dom,
do
do

J J

oh
re

and be - fore I'll

do re
mi mi

be a
mi re

to
do

my
do

Lord
mi

mi

slave
do

and
re

I'll
la

be
re

be
do

oh
mi

bur - ied
re do

free
do

..

sol

in
do

she's got the

sol sol sol

sol

sol

hands
sol

free - dom,
re
do

j
j

in her
sol la

6. Oh, Freedom
.

she's got the whole wide wor - ld

sol sol sol
fa
fa
re ti

wor - ld
mi do

Spiritual

mi

Spiritual

free - dom ov - er
la
do do mi

my grave
la
sol

and
do

go
la

7. Au Clair de la Lune
&c

Charles Manney

&
&

At
do

Lend
do

thy
do

a
do

Gut - ter'd
re
re

&

for
do

door I'm
do
re

knock - ing
mi
re

I
re

pray
mi

thee,
re

is
re

my
re

cand
la

Heav
mi

pen,
do

the
do

love
do

of
re

by
do

the
mi

pale moon - light

re
re
do

I've
do

a
mi

word
re

to
re

write
do

fir
ti

no
la

more
sol

le
la

burns my
re
do

en
re

op - en
do
mi

now
re

the
re

J.B. Lully

door
do

8. My Country 'tis of Thee

3
&4

Samuel F. Smith, 1831

&

My
do

of
re

&

land
fa

& .

moun
mi

coun - try
do
re

thee
do

of
fa

'tis
ti

of thee
do re

I
ti

the
fa

sing
do

tain - side
fa
sol

Pil
fa

let
la

sweet
mi

land
sol

land
mi

where
sol

grims pride
mi
re

fa

free
mi

of
fa

lib
mi

dom
re

my
sol

from
mi

Thesaurus Musicus, London, c. 1740

par
sol

er - ty
re do

ents died
fa mi

e - v - ry
fa
mi
re

ring
do

do

12 j
&8
&

9. The Hokey-Pokey

j
..

You put your

j
J
J

right hand
do
do

j j
J
J

right hand
do
do

in
do

and then you

sol la sol

& J J .

give a lit - tle shout

ti
ti ti
ti
ti

j
& 128
? 128

&

out
do

you put your

sol la sol

. j j
J J
J
J
J

shake it all ab - out

ti ti ti ti ti

j j

you do the hok - ey po- key and you

sol ti ti ti ti ti ti la sol

it's all
sol la

j j ..

a
ti

bout
do

sol la

sol

j
j
j
J J

..
J
J
J
J

This old man

sol mi sol

right hand
do
do

j
j
j
.. J J

4
&4
&

j j
J
J

you take your

sol la sol

that's what
sol
sol

&

in
do

trad. American

nick nack Cad - il - lac

sol do do do do

.
J
j

j
.

j

j

j
..

.
.
J

10. This Olde Man

he played one
sol mi
sol

he played nick nack

la
sol
fa
mi

give the dog a bone

do re mi fa sol

J
J
J
J

j
.

on
re

This old man come

sol re
re
fa

Trad. British

my thumb with a
mi
fa
mi fa

roll - ing home

mi re do

&c
&

Olde
Do

on
do

11. Olde MacDonald

Mac - Don - ald

do
do
sol

that farm
do
do

had
la

he
sol

a
la

a farm
la sol

had
la

&

cow
sol

Olde
Do

&

There
sol

B
mi

&

I
mi

N
fa

G
fa

N
re

a
la

O
fa

G
re

O
re

fa

sol

la

and
do

do

mi

aye
mi

ee
re

w
fa

aye
re

aye
re

oh
do

and
sol

with a
sol sol

do

ee
mi

aye
mi

ee
re

aye
re

dog and
sol sol

w
w

12. Bingo

mi

a farm
la sol

had
la

ee
mi

I
do

&c
?c

ti

was a farm - er
do do do sol

ee
re

American

here a moo there a moo ev-ery where a moo moo

had
la

B
do

&
?w

Mac - Don - ald

do
do
sol

&c

ee aye
mi mi

moo moo here and a moo moo there

do
sol
do

&

Bin - go
ti
sol

do

do

sol

I
re

N
mi

Bin - go was his

do do re re

was
la

his
ti

w
sol

oh
do

B
re

name
mi

name
do

Oh
do

G
mi

O
mi

O
do

do

American

la

.
do

13. Amazing Grace

& 34

&
&

saved
do

once
sol

&

A
sol

was
sol

mi

blind
do

a
mi

but
mi

zing
mi do

grace
mi

John Newton, 1779

do

ma
do

wretch
mi

now
mi

* &

but
sol

sweet
do

the
la

now
la

do

am
do

I
re

how
re

me
sol

lost
do

like
re

mi

do

Virginia Harmony, 1831

sound
sol

I
mi

la

that
sol

found
sol

was
sol

see
do

The pair of eighth notes are often performed as triplets,

especially when this song is performed in a gospel style.

14. The Water Is Wide

&c

The
sol

& w
&

have
do

boat
sol

& w

go
sol

wat - er
do
do

is
re

wide
mi

I
re

mi

wings
fa

to
mi

that can car - ry

fa mi re
do

my true love and

sol sol la do

I
do

I can't get
re do la

fly
re

two
mi

trad. English

o'er
sol

and nei - ther

sol do ti

give
re

and
re

me
mi

a
fa

both
do

shall
la

15. Tallis Canon

&c

Thomas Ken. 1674

&

All
do

me,
fa

O
re

Praise to Thee, my
do ti do do

keep me
mi mi

safe
re

from
re

God this night, For

re re
mi do

harm
do

With
sol

in
la

the shel - ter

ti
do mi

&

&
&

&

swing

&

Oh
do

my
do

Dar - lin'
do sol

Oh my
mi mi

Dar - lin'
mi do

lost and gone for - ev - er dread - ful

fa
fa
mi re
mi do
do mi

sor
re

Oh my
do mi

Dar
sol

of
re

of the light! Keep

re re do
sol

Thine arm!
re
do

16. Clementine
& 34

all the bles - sings

fa fa mi mi

Thomas Tallis (1505-1585)

ry Clem - en - tine
sol
ti
re
do

Trad. American

lin' Clem - en - tine

sol fa mi
re

you are
re mi

17. Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee

Ludwig van Beethoven 1770-1827

& 44

Henry van Dyke, 1907

&

Joy - ful,
mi
mi

Melt
re

joy - ful
fa
sol

Hearts un - fold
mi
mi
fa

&

er
mi

of
fa

we
sol

im
sol

mor

sol

?w
&

?w

&
? .

to
re

Lord
mi

the
mi

sun
re

Drive the gloom

re
mi fa mi

oflove;
re re

above.
do do

of
re

doubt
do

a re

way;
sol

tal

glad - ness,

Fill

us

with

the

light

of day.

fa

mi

re

do

do

re

mi

re

do do

glo - ry,
re
mi

of
do

?4 w
4

God
do

Ope - ning
do
do

and sad - ness;

mi fa mi
do

a - dore thee,
fa
mi
re

sin
re

& 44

&

like flowers be - fore Thee,

sol
sol
fa
mi
re

the clouds of
re
mi
do

&

adapt. Hodge/Levy

Giv mi

18. Down in the Valley

9
&8

Down in
sol do

&

blow,
mi

dear,
do

the
re

. .

. .

Trad. American

val-ley, the val-ley so low Hang your head o - ver hear the wind blow Hear the wind
mi mi mi mi sol sol ti sol ti
re sol sol fa mi re
do sol do re

hear the wind
mi sol sol

blow
ti

. .

Hang your head

sol
ti
re

o - ver
sol sol

hear the wind

fa mi re

blow
do

19. Battle Hymn of the Republic

Julia Ward Howe

&c

triplet feel

Mine
sol

eyes have seen

sol
sol
sol

&

&

tramp - ling
la
la

out
la

the
ti

the
fa

glo - ry
mi
sol

vin - tage where the

do
re
do
la

of
do

grapes
sol

William Steffe, attr.

the
re

com - ing of the Lord;

mi mi mi re do

of
la

wrath are stored;

sol
mi
sol

truth
re

is
re

He
do

He
sol

hath
sol

loosed the fate- ful light- ning of His ter - ri - ble swift sword, His truth is march- ing on.
sol sol sol fa mi sol do re mi mi mi re
do
do
re re do
ti
do

& .

Glo
sol

& .

Glo
sol

ry, glo - ry Hal - le - lu - jah!

fa mi sol do re
mi
do

ry, glo - ry Hal - le - lu - jah! His

fa mi sol do re
mi
do do

Glo - ry, glo - ry Hal - le - lu - jah!

la
ti do ti do la
sol
mi

march - ing
do
ti

on!
do

is
ti

20. Joy To The World

Isaac Watts, 1719

4
&4

Joy
do

to
ti

& .

earth
la

&

ev
do

ti

ery
la

&

& j

heaven and
mi
mi

hea - ven
do
do

the world
la sol

re
la

ceive
ti

heart
sol sol

fa mi

na - ture
sing
mi
mi fa sol

and
la

hea
sol

the
fa

her
ti

Lord
mi

King!
do

pre - pare
do
do

fa

let
sol

Let
do

ti

and
fa

come
do

him
la

ven
mi

is
re

and
heaven and
fa mi
re
re

Handearr. Mason

na
mi

room
sol sol

fa mi

and
mi

na - ture
sing
re
re mi fa

ture
re

and
mi re

sing
do

21. Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes

& 68 j
Ben Jonson

Drink to me on - ly
mi mi mi fa fa

Or leave a kiss
mi mi mi fa

&

the
sol

fa

soul
doth rise,
sol mi sol sol

mine:
do

for
re

wine
do

doth
sol

ask a drink
di - vine
la sol sol fa mi
mi

nec - tar sup,

I
sol fa mi re mi fa

I'll
not ask
sol do fa mi

But might I of Jove's

mi mi mi fa
fa

the cup
and
mi re mi fa

I
will pledge with
sol do fa
mi
re

with - in
fa
sol

thirst
that from
sol mi sol do

&

with
thine eyes
and
sol fa mi
re mi fa

&

British Folk Song, 18th cen.

The
sol

.
re

would
not change for
sol do fa
mi
re

thine
do

22. The King of Love My Shepherd Is

Henry Baker, 1868

& 34

The
do

re

King
mi

&

&

of
fa

love
sol

fail - eth
sol

his
do

ne sol

and
mi

he
sol

- ver
sol

is
fa

my
fa sol

I
sol

mine
mi

Ancient Irish Melody

shep - herd
mi
re

noth - ing
do
la

for
re

e do

is whose
do
do re

lack
sol

good - ness
mi
fa

if
fa

I
mi

ver
do

am
re

23. Shall We Gather at the River

& c . .

Shall we gath - er at the riv - er

mi mi mi re mi fa sol
mi

&

. .

&

With its crys - tal tide for - ev - er Flow- ing

mi mi mi re mi fa sol
mi mi fa

. .

Yes, we'll gath - er at

la
la
do
ti do

& . .

'Tis the
sol sol

by the - throne of re re mi
fa
mi re

sol

God?
do

j
. . . . .

the riv - er
la sol mi

. .

Gath - er with the saints - at the

la la la la
do ti do la

&c

. .

Where bright an - gel feet have trod

fa
fa
fa sol fa
mi
re

Music and text Robert Lowry, 1826-1899

the beau - ti - ful, the beau - ti - ful mi

fa mi fa mi fa mi fa re

riv - er, That

sol mi mi

flows by the throne of re re mi

fa
mi re

24. Simple
Gifts

riv - er;
mi
sol

God.
do

. j

Shaker

gift to be sim-ple, 'Tisthe gift to befree,'Tis the gift tocomedown whereweoughtto be,And
do do re mi do mi fa sol sol fa mi re do re re re do
re mi re ti sol sol

&

. .

when we find our-selves in the place just right,'twill

be in the val-ley of love and
de-light.
do ti do re mi re mi fa sol sol fa mi re do re re re mi mi re do re do re do

&

.
J

.
J

When true sim - plic - it - y is gained, to

sol
mi re
mi fa mi re
do
re

&

bow and to bend, we will

mi mi fa sol fa mi

not be a - shamed To
re re mi
re
sol

turn, turn, will

be
our de- light, 'Til by turn- ing, turn- ing, we come round right.
do mi re mi fa sol sol fa mi re do re re mi mi re
do
do
do

25. Jingle
Bells

& 44
&
&

Jin - gle Bells Jin - gle Bells

mi mi mi mi mi mi

Jin - gle all the way

mi sol do re mi

Oh, What fun it is to ride in a

fa
fa
fa fa fa mi mi mi mi

Jin - gle Bells

mi mi mi

Jin - gle Bells

mi mi mi

Jin - gle all

mi sol do

one horse o - pen sleigh - ay

mi
re
re mi
re
sol

the way
re mi

Oh, What fun it is to ride in a one horse o - pen sleigh Dash- ing through the snow in a
fa
fa
fa fa fa mi mi mi mi sol sol fa re
do
sol mi
re
do sol sol sol

&

one horse o - pen sleigh O'er the fields we go

sol mi re do
la
la fa mi re ti

&

laugh - ing all the way

sol sol fa re mi

Bells on bob tail ring

sol mi re do sol

mak- ing spi- rits bright what fun it is to laugh and sing a sleigh - ing song to night Oh,
sol mi re do
la
la
la fa mi re sol sol sol sol
la
sol fa re do

26. Angels We Have Heard On High

4
&4
&

An - gels
mi mi

we have
mi sol

heard
sol

on high
fa mi

sweet - ly
mi
re

sing - ing
mi sol

.
&
J
&

and
mi

the
mi

moun - tains
mi
sol

in
sol

re - ply
fa mi

Glo
sol

&

in
do

la sol fa mi
fa

ex - cel - sis
re
mi
fa

de mi

sol fa mi re
mi

re

ech - o - ing their

mi
re
mi sol

Glo sol la sol fa mi fa sol fa mi re mi fa mi re do re

o
do

ri a
re sol

.
J

French Carol

o'er the
mi re

.
J

joy - ous
mi re

plain
do

strain
do

in ex- cel - sis de - o

do re mi fa mi
re

fa mi re do
re

..

ri a
re sol

27. Frere Jacques

c
&
&

Are you sleep-ing?

do re mi do

are you sleep-ing?

do re mi do

Morn- ing bells are ring - ing

sol la sol fa mi
do

&

Ding
do

dang
sol

&

Ding dang dong

do
sol
do

&

&

&

Broth-er John
mi fa sol

Broth-er John
mi fa sol

Morn- ing bells are ring - ing

sol la sol fa mi
do

dong
do

French

28. Turkey in the Straw

swing

&c
As
mi re

&

I
do

was
do

ti - red team
and a
mi
mi
mi re do re

&

lead - ersprung; I sol sol sol do re

&

mi sol sol mi sol

&

a - go - in'
re
do
sol

.
J

hea - vy
mi re

on
mi

fa

down
sol

load
re

I mi re

cracked
do

my
do

Tur- key in the straw

fa la la fa
la

wa - gontongue
mi do re do

fa la la fa la

road
sol

with
do

a
re

- whip - and the

re do sol mi fa

Tur - key in the straw,

mi sol sol mi sol

Roll 'em up and twist 'em up a

do do do do sol sol sol sol

high tuck - a - haw, and mi mi mi re

do re

hit 'em up a tune - called mi sol sol la sol mi do re

the
sol

says- day - day - to the

mi sol sol mi do re

Trad. American

Tur - key in the Straw

mi mi re re do

29. My Gentle Harp

(Londonderry Air)

& 44 j

Thomas Moore

. j

My gen- tle harp, once more - I

wak - en
ti do re mi re mi la sol mi re do la

&

strain
re

ti

do

re

mi re

& .

song
do

The sweet-ness of thy slumb - 'ring

do mi
fa sol la
sol mi do mi

j
j

j

.
.

In tears our last fare- well - was - tak - en and now in tears we meet - a -

&

gain
do

j
.

Yet e - ven
sol la ti

then,
do

o'er land - and

ti
ti
la sol mi

&

bring - ing,
sol mi do

She on - ly
ti do re

mi la sol mi

re do la

ti

while peace - was

ti
ti
la sol mi

sea
re

sing - ing
sol mi do

Though joy and

sol
sol sol

mi

do re

her hal - cyon

sol la
ti

to oth - ers re re do la do

- to
la

mi re do re

hope
mi

brought
new - tears
mi
la sol mi re do

fa

do

thee.
do

Irish

30. Every Time I Feel The Spirit

Vc
V
V
V

time I
la la

time I
la la

feel the
do la

feel the Spi - rit

do la sol sol

Spi - rit
sol sol

round me
mi
mi

mov - ing
la sol

in my heart
mi re do

when my Lord spoke

sol la do
mi

mov- ing in my heart

la sol mi re do

it looked so
sol
la
do

I will pr - ay
re re mi sol

moun-tain
mi mi

Spiritual

Ev - ery
do
do

J J
J

J
J

fine
mi

'til I asked
sol la do

pray
do

Up on the
sol la do

out from his mouth came

sol la do
sol
mi

I will
re mi

Ev - ery
do do

my Lord
sol mi

fire and smoke

re re
do

if all was
mi re re

Looked all a sol

la do

mine
do

..

3
&4

Robert Burns

31. Flow Gently, Sweet Afton

Flow
sol

gen - tly
do
do

&

&

&

I'll
re

Ma - ry's
do
do

gen - tly
do
do

&

wild
re

re

sweet
re

stock - dove,
re
re

&
&

a
mi

charge
do

thee
mi

sleep
do

by
do

Af - ton,
mi
sol

whose
sol

you,
do

dis
re

re

a sol

song
sol

thy
sol

in
mi

thy
do

praise;
re

re
ti

sounds from
re
do

yon
do

thy
sol

turb
mi

not
sol

my
fa

- thorn ti do re

the
la

hill,
sol

#
y
mi

for
la

slum - ber - ing

sol
sol
ti

fi

Flow
sol

Thou
ti

scream - ing
la
fa

My
sol

dream.
do

stream.
sol

her
ti

Flow
sol

not
sol

braes;
sol

turb
sol

in
ti

lap - wing,
do
do

mur - mur - ing

la
fa
la

mong thy green

la
do
la

a
sol

dis
fa

ech - o
re
re

black - birds
re
re

green - crest - ed
sol
mi
mi

&

sing
mi

Af - ton,
do
do

whis - tling
re
sol

sweet mi re

gen - tly,
do
do

Alexander Hume

dell,
sol

bear.
sol

fair.
do

do

Ye
ti

do

Thou
la

I
sol

32. Poor Wayfaring Stranger

& b b c J
bb

& b
&

bbb

b
&b b

The
me

& J

.
J
J

Trad. American

J
J

.
J
J

.
J

sick - ness, toil or dan - ger

sol
me fa sol me do

In that bright world to which I

do do
sol
fa me do te

home to see my
do sol te sol

I'm go - ing
sol sol te

.
J

broth - er
fa do

go - ing o - ver sol

me fa sol fa

Jor - dan
me do

roam
sol

I'm just a - go - ing o - ver

do do sol
fa
me do te

and
re

in
re

Ga - li - lee,
do
sol
do

night
me

fa

'round
sol

my
re

Ga - li - lee,
do
sol
do

With
mi

love
mi

and
re

hope - ful
mi
fa

faith
sol

The
re

O
re

I
fa

ho,
mi

I'm go - ing
sol sol te

I'm just a sol do te

home.
do

33. Glee Reigns in Galilee

Glee reigns
me
me

day
me

home no more to
do
te sol fa

go
do

. J
J

Sing
mi

& J

I am a poor way-far-ing stranger A-trav'ling through thisworld of woe Yet there's no

do re do sol me fa sol me do do do sol
fa
do me fa sol do do sol

n
& n n c J
& J

fa

sing
mi

fear
mi

Ga - lil
me me

Lift
me

on
mi

not
mi

up
me

Israeli

re
re

joice - es
do
do

your voic
re
do

es
do

my
re

heart
do

strings
do

what
re

fate
do

brings
do

sol=mi

..

do=me

34. Medley: Invention (subject)/Hal'luya

b 3

&b b 4

n
b
&b b

ai do re me fa sol le

Ha
sol

l'
sol

lu
re

av
do

b
&b b
b
&b b

Ha
sol

b
b
& b
bb
b
&

l'
sol

et
me

mey
sol

bb .
b
&

ta
sol

lu
me

ya
re

a
sol

lu
sol

ya
fa

v'
sol

nai
ti

Ha
me

nai
re

fa

l'
do

lu
do

l' - lu
me
me

ti

ta
ti

v'
ti

ad
do

n
le

sol

ti

o
le

o - lam
ti
do

ya
do

ai
le

sol

ya
me

ha - l' me me

y'
re

Ha - l' do do

A - do - nai - m' - vo re re me
me
me

do

re

A - do - nai - m' - vo re re me
me
me

ad
ti

do

n.

A - do
fa
me

Ha
do

do
do

shem
fa

A re

shem
fa

dey
re

hi
sol

b
&b b

shem
fa

hi
sol

b
&b b

lu
fa

ti le sol fa me re me sol

Bach/Trad. Jewish

rah
re

lam
sol

rah
re

ti

y'
re

mey- a re re

b
&b b c
& b
b
&b b
bb

& b

drunk - en sail - or
sol
la te do

Hoo - ray
sol
sol

and
sol

up
sol

she
do

ris - es
me sol

Hoo - ray
sol
sol

and
sol

up
sol

she
la

ris - es
te
do

British

Ear - lye in the

te sol fa re

Hoo - ray
fa
fa

and
fa

up
fa

Ear - lye
te sol

the
re

in
fa

morn - ing
do
do

she
te

morn
do

ris - es,
re
fa

- ing
do

36. Coventry Carol

16th century

Lul - ly,
do
do

By,
do

by,
ti

lu
ti

by,
re

lul
me

lay,
fa

with the
sol sol

b
&b b w
b
&b b

What shall we do
sol
sol sol sol

b
& b b 23
b
&b b

What shall we do with the drunk-en sai- lor What shall we do with the drunk- en sail- or
sol sol sol sol sol sol
sol do me sol
fa
fa fa fa fa fa
fa
te re fa

bb

35. The Drunken Sailor

lul
do

lay,
do

ly,
fa

ly,
fa

lit
re

lul
re

lul,
re

thou
me

thou
me

lit - tle
re re

tle
me

lay.
mi

ti - ny
re
do

w.

ti
re

child
ti

lay:
do

nw.

ny
do

nw

child
ti

Lul
sol

By,
do