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Vive la rose
By: 18th cent. French traditional
For: Choir + keyboard
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18th cent. French traditional
Year of composition
1750
Arranger
Year of arrangement
2014
Lyricist
Anon
Difficulty
Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration
3 minutes
Genre
Folk music
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A French folk song, well-known in France, which choir members (especially ladies) enjoy singing. "My lover has left me" she begins, but there is a splendid sting in the tail as she has the last word.
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