Full Fathom Five for Treble Chorus with Piano Accompaniment Music by Steven Plank Text by William Shakespeare Ding dong ding dong ding * Small Chorus 5 Ding dong ding dong ding rP er Ding Fo Dong Ding dong Ding dong Ding Full fath - om five Dong 9 Ding us al Small Chorus Chorus nl y O Piano q = 46 Dong thy fa - ther lies; *The pitches are sung in rhythm, but each tone is sustained, following its attack, for the remainder of the bar. Thus, the small chorus may be divided so that each of the five sub-groups has one note in sequence. Alternately, all may begin the sequence together, with on sub-group holding the first pitch, one sub-group the second pitch, and so forth. Copyright © 2002 Colla Voce Music, Inc. 4600 Sunset Ave., #83, Indianapolis, IN 46208 International Copyright Secured Made In USA All Rights Reserved www.collavoce.com 13 Ding Dong Of his bones are cor - al made; Ding eyes: Dong No- thing of him that doth rP er us al Dong 19 Ding Fo Dong Those are pearls that were his 16 Ding O nl y sea - change fade, 3 But doth suf- fer a Ding In - to some- thing rich and strange, 22 Dong dong ding ding Hark! now I hear them Ding dong ding dong ding rP er * 29 Ding dong us al 26 Ding O Sea - nymphs hour- ly ring his knell: Fo Ding nl y dong ding dong bell! Ding Ding dong ding dong ding dong ding dong *Repeat for as long as desired. Within the confines of the measure, each singer should freely determine the rhythm and duration of the pitches. Diminuendo to end. bell!
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