Let beauty awake in the morn from beautiful dreams,
Beauty awake from rest!
Let Beauty awake
For Beauty's sake in the hour when the birds awake in the brake
And the stars are bright in the west!
Let beauty awake in the eve from the slumber of day,
Awake in the crimson eve!
In the day's dusk end
When the shades ascend,
Let her wake to the kiss of a tender friend,
To render again and receive!
Classical Music | Bass
Ralph Vaughan Williams
From "Songs of Travel," Let Beauty Awake Play
Recorded on 05/06/2008, uploaded on 01/13/2009
Musician's or Publisher's Notes
Let Beauty Awake
Let beauty awake in the morn from beautiful dreams,
Beauty awake from rest!
Let Beauty awake
For Beauty's sake in the hour when the birds awake in the brake
And the stars are bright in the west!
Let beauty awake in the eve from the slumber of day,
Awake in the crimson eve!
In the day's dusk end
When the shades ascend,
Let her wake to the kiss of a tender friend,
To render again and receive!
More music by Ralph Vaughan Williams
From "Songs of Travel," Whither Must I Wander
The Vagabond, from Songs of Travel
The Lark Ascending
From "Songs of Travel," The Vagabond
Suite de Ballet
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Don Juan's Serenade
Before a Noble Spanish Maiden
From "Schwanengesang," Abschied (Farewell)
From "Songs of Travel," Whither Must I Wander
From "Songs of Travel," The Vagabond
From "In Persian Garden," Myself when Young
From "In Persian Garden," As then the Tulip
From "Schwanengesang," Aufenthalt (My Abode)
From "Schwanengesang," Fischermädchen (The Fisher Girl)
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