There is no rose

( There is no rose of such virtue ; For in this rose contained was ; By that rose we may well see ; The angels sungen the shepherds too ; Leave we all this worldly mirth )

Composer(s): Anonyme

Text by Anonymous 15th c.

Edition

Published by Stainer and Bell Ltd. [Great Britain] , 1963

Ref. : Carols No. 102 (3 p.)

Editor or author of the restitution: Stevens, John

Type of material: Full score

Description

Text in: English + adapted in Latin

Epoque: 15th century (1400-1449)

Genre-Style-Form: Sacred ; Carol

Mood of the piece: lyric

Type of Choir: SAT (3 mixed voices )

Soloist(s): Soprano (1) / Tenor (1) (2 soloist(s))

Difficulty choir (incr.from 1 to 5): 3

Difficulty conductor (incr.from A to E): C

Tonality: F major

Duration: 5.0 min.

Liturgical Use: Christmas

Number of verses: 5

Origin: England

Musicological Sources: "From a Manuscript roll of carols, copied out in the early 15th century and now in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge" ; Date of carol c.1420

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There is no rose

( There is no rose of such virtue ; For in this rose contained was ; By that rose we may well see ; The angels sungen the shepherds too ; Leave we all this worldly mirth )

Composer(s): Anonyme

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