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==General Information==
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'''Description:'''  
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==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==
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{{Text|English|
Let us raise a song to Pan!  
Let us raise a song to Pan!
To Pan our homage yield,  
To Pan our homage yield,
He the lord of every man  
He the lord of every man
Who loves the wood, the field;  
Who loves the wood, the field;
The shepherds far and near  
The shepherds far and near
Bring flocks before the shrine,  
Bring flocks before the shrine,
And the hunter brings the deer  
And the hunter brings the deer
For the holocaust divine.  
For the holocaust divine.
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!  
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!
''To Pan our homage yield,  
''To Pan our homage yield,
''Ere the sun his race has run  
''Ere the sun his race has run
''O'er the greenwood, o'er the field,  
''O'er the greenwood, o'er the field,
''With a voice that bids rejoice.  
''With a voice that bids rejoice.
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!


Let us raise a song to Pan!  
Let us raise a song to Pan!
And bring the blossoms sweet,  
And bring the blossoms sweet,
Now the festal day's begun,  
Now the festal day's begun,
And sylvan life's complete;
And sylvan life's complete;
Bring golden daffodil,  
Bring golden daffodil,
Rose, queen of all among,  
Rose, queen of all among,
While the votive hymn to fill,  
While the votive hymn to fill,
Hark, the wild birds' rapture song!  
Hark, the wild birds' rapture song!
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!  
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!
''To Pan our homage yield,  
''To Pan our homage yield,
''Ere the sun his race has run  
''Ere the sun his race has run
''O'er the greenwood, o'er the field,  
''O'er the greenwood, o'er the field,
''With a voice that bids rejoice.  
''With a voice that bids rejoice.
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!
''Come, a song, a song to Pan!
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(Posted 2020-04-29)  CPDL #58304:         

Editor: James Gibb (submitted 2020-04-29).   Score information: A4, 7 pages, 112 kB   Copyright: CPDL
Edition notes: Includes a keyboard reduction of the a cappella choral score.

General Information

Title: The song to Pan
Composer: Ciro Pinsuti
Lyricist: Frederick Enoch

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: SecularPartsong

Language: English
Instruments: A cappella

First published: 1883 in Novello's Part-Song Book (2nd series), Vol. 16, no. 463

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Original text and translations

English.png English text

Let us raise a song to Pan!
To Pan our homage yield,
He the lord of every man
Who loves the wood, the field;
The shepherds far and near
Bring flocks before the shrine,
And the hunter brings the deer
For the holocaust divine.
Come, a song, a song to Pan!
To Pan our homage yield,
Ere the sun his race has run
O'er the greenwood, o'er the field,
With a voice that bids rejoice.
Come, a song, a song to Pan!

Let us raise a song to Pan!
And bring the blossoms sweet,
Now the festal day's begun,
And sylvan life's complete;
Bring golden daffodil,
Rose, queen of all among,
While the votive hymn to fill,
Hark, the wild birds' rapture song!
Come, a song, a song to Pan!
To Pan our homage yield,
Ere the sun his race has run
O'er the greenwood, o'er the field,
With a voice that bids rejoice.
Come, a song, a song to Pan!