No. 36 { FRONDI TENERE al THOU THAT HEAVENWARDS, UNDAUNTED | pe -OMBRA MAI FU O ROYAL TREE Soprano or Mezzo Tenor or Baritone i _ oa G.F. HANDEL nglish version by Arranged and edited by ALBERT G. LATHAM RECIT. W.G. WHITTAKER Fron-di te - ne-re e bel-le, delmio pla-ta-no a-ma-to, per PB > =" _crese, Voice Thou that hea-ven-wards, un-daunt-ed, dost up-rear thy leafage ten-der, May Piano bs b = = voi résplenda il fa - to. Tuo -ni,lam-pi,_e pro-cel-le non vol-trag-gi-no amt lam=Ph es eae Fate néer minish thy splendour! Stormlast, thunder, winged lev- in, comenot nigh thee to Copyright in U.S.A. and all countries, 1929, ty the Oxford University Press, London. Printed in Ragland OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, AMEN HOUSE, WARWICK SQUARE, E.C. 4.nd giunegaa pro-fa-nar-vi aus - 40 Ta~pa-ce. SEE mar with rude in-tru-sion This hal-lowed haunt of qui-et and sweet se-clu-sion! a Om = bra mai fit roy-al tree, sostenuto th so-a-ve di_vw-ge - ta- bi-le ca-racda - ma-bi-le, That with thy bran-cheswide In the fierce sum-mertide Dost shel-terdi ve-ge-ta - bi-le ca-racd a - ma - bi -le, cresc. pit, om - bra mai fi me, Neer may’st thou fade, ‘Thun-der-bolt smite thee not,Win-ter blast blight thee not, a s- a - ve pill, ca om - bra mai fd co it cresc., nabs = ra eda - ma-bi-le, Soaweet thyshade.So may thy branches wide, O_—_roy-al— tree, rit, eae recente rie ent ON NC aCe Pe) ve-ge- ta- bi-le di In the fiercesum-mer-tide From the sun’s noon-day pride ay shel - ter Bm rit, g lon ve pitt. still shel - ter me. = ——._a tempo OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS