When Britain Really Rul'd the Waves

When Britain Really Rul'd the Waves

W. S. Gilbert , W. R. Pasfield
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1966 · English · Paperback
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Set against the backdrop of a time when Britain reigned supreme over the seas, this engaging piece invites readers into a world of maritime adventure. With witty lyrics penned by W. S. Gilbert, the song takes on a lively, humorous tone that captures both the spirit of the era and a sense of patriotic pride.

W. R. Pasfield's arrangement further enhances the experience, transforming the words into a delightful two-part song that offers layers of musical richness. The staff and tonic sol-fa notation make it accessible for musicians of varying skill levels, which is perfect for those eager to bring the melodies to life.

This work stands as a reminder of the cultural significance of the British naval presence, blending history with the joy of music. It's not just a song but a celebration of an era, ideal for both casual listeners and dedicated performers looking to explore a piece of Britain's musical heritage.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 4 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1966
Publisher Edwin Ashdown
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