FOLIO: Gloucestershire Wassail
While the song is now usually called the "GLOUCESTER WASSAIL" and was certainly copied down from a Gloucestershire resident by Ralph Vaughan Williams, it existed in many versions in most of the counties of southern England. The wassail - the blessing of the trees and animals - most likely developed from winter rituals hopefully guaranteeing the return of spring growth and summer abundance. ‘Gutsy’ playing is needed!
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Gloucestershire Wassail - Full Score
$6.49 USD
Digital Sheet Music for Gloucestershire Wassail - Full Score by Traditional, Philip Clark scored for String Orchestra; id:506260 Publisher ID: 1454408FS -
Gloucestershire Wassail - Violin 1
$2.99 USD
Digital Sheet Music for Gloucestershire Wassail - Violin 1 by Traditional, Philip Clark scored for String Orchestra; id:506261 Publisher ID: 1454408P -
Gloucestershire Wassail - Violin 2
$2.99 USD
Digital Sheet Music for Gloucestershire Wassail - Violin 2 by Traditional, Philip Clark scored for String Orchestra; id:506262 Publisher ID: 1454408P -
Gloucestershire Wassail - Viola
$2.99 USD
Digital Sheet Music for Gloucestershire Wassail - Viola by Traditional, Philip Clark scored for String Orchestra; id:506263 Publisher ID: 1454408P -
Gloucestershire Wassail - Violoncello
$2.99 USD
Digital Sheet Music for Gloucestershire Wassail - Violoncello by Traditional, Philip Clark scored for String Orchestra; id:506264 Publisher ID: 1454408P -
Gloucestershire Wassail - Double Bass
$2.99 USD
Digital Sheet Music for Gloucestershire Wassail - Double Bass by Traditional, Philip Clark scored for String Orchestra; id:506265 Publisher ID: 1454408P
