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Jeremiah Clark
(c.1743 - 1809)
Tell me Delia, charming fair
(S./T.2Va.Continuo)
String score, part(s) and cover page (PDF), €1.50 for bundled copies Buy this item(c.1743 - 1809)
Tell me Delia, charming fair
(S./T.2Va.Continuo)
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Ten songs, Op. 4, pub. c.1791.
This edition is available with the full string accompaniment (including an alternative violin part for viola I), or with a keyboard reduction of the string parts.
This edition is available with the full string accompaniment (including an alternative violin part for viola I), or with a keyboard reduction of the string parts.
Lyrics: Anon
Tell me Delia, charming fair,
Why I hope and why despair;
Why I'm blest when thou art by,
Or while absent steals this sigh.
Ease my breast, my doubts remove:
Is it friendship, is it love?
Still I struggle, still pursue
restless cares, and all for you.
Then tell me Delia, lovely fair,
Why I hope and why despair.
Thou canst each fond doubt remove:
Is it friendship, is it love?
Tell me Delia, charming fair,
Why I hope and why despair;
Why I'm blest when thou art by,
Or while absent steals this sigh.
Ease my breast, my doubts remove:
Is it friendship, is it love?
Still I struggle, still pursue
restless cares, and all for you.
Then tell me Delia, lovely fair,
Why I hope and why despair.
Thou canst each fond doubt remove:
Is it friendship, is it love?