Handel, George Frideric - As With Rosy Steps the Morn from Theodora
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About 'As With Rosy Steps the Morn from Theodora'
Artist:
Born:
1685
, Halle
Died:
1759
, London
The Artist:
Important composer from the Baroque period who became a British citizen in 1726. He wrote many operas and oratorios, including the popular Messiah.
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LYRICS:
As with rosy steps the morn
Advancing, drives the shades of night;
So from virtuous toils well-borne,
Raise thou our hopes of endless light.
Triumphant Saviour! Lord of Day!
Thou art the Life, the Light, the Way.
As with rosy steps the morn
Advancing, drives the shades of night;
So from virtuous toils well-borne,
Raise thou our hopes of endless light.
Triumphant Saviour! Lord of Day!
Thou art the Life, the Light, the Way.
Time Signature:
4/4 (
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Range:
Eb5-G6
Score Key:
Eb major (Sounding Pitch) F major (Clarinet in Bb) (
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Tempo Marking:
Larghetto (
=c.52)
Duration:
5:20
Number of Pages:
5
Difficulty:
Intermediate Level: Recommended for Intermediate Level players
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