Il est quelqu'un sur terre

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Folksong Arrangements
by Benjamin Britten
Britten Folksong Arrangements.jpg

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It appears on the following album:

Year Album Ensemble Conductor

Libretto

Il est quelqu'un sur terre

from  Folksong Arrangements
traditional, arranged by Benjamin Britten (music),  anonymous (words)


United Kingdom

There is someone on earth, go, my spinning wheel!
Steady, spin, go your course, and softly say your sweet refrain,
There is someone on earth, to whom my dreams go.
He is in the valley, go, my spinning wheel!
Steady, spin, go your course, and and softly say your sweet refrain,
There is in the valley, a mill near the bridge.
Love grinds its seed there, go, my spinning wheel!
Steady, spin, go your course, and softly say your sweet refrain,
Love grinds its seed, while the day is long.
The night towards the stars, go, my spinning wheel!
Steady, spin, go your course, and softly say your sweet refrain,
The night to the stars, sighs its song.
The wheel is broken. Go, my spinning wheel!
Steady, spin, go your course, and softly say your sweet refrain,
The wheel is broken. Finished is the song.


Sources

Sheet music

  • Complete Folksong Arrangements – High voice
Britten, Benjamin (2007). Complete Folksong Arrangements – High voice. Boosey & Hawkes. p. 252 pages. ISBN 9781423421566.

There are also editions for medium and low voice.

References

  1. "Benjamin Britten". Wikipedia. Archived from the original on October 1, 2021. Retrieved October 1, 2021.

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