KING'S SINGERS

- Now Is The Month Of Maying Lyrics

Now is the month of maying,
when merry lads are playing, Fa La
Each with his bonny lass
Upon the greeny grass. Fa La

The Spring clad all in gladness,
Doth laugh at Winter's sadness, Fa la
And to the bagpipe's sound
The nymphs tread out their ground, Fa la

Fie then why sit we musing
youth's sweet delight refusing? Fa La
Say dainty nymphs and speak,
Shall we play barley break? Fa La

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Who wrote Now Is The Month Of Maying lyrics?


Now Is The Month Of Maying is written by Stephen Connolly, Robin Tyson, Paul Phoenix, Philip Anthony Lawson, Thomas Morley, David Hurley, G. Wallace Woodworth, Christopher Gabbitas.
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When was Now Is The Month Of Maying released?


It is first released on January 05, 2004 as part of King's Singers's album "Madrigal History Tour" which includes 34 tracks in total. This song is the 13rd track on this album.
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Which genre is Now Is The Month Of Maying?


Now Is The Month Of Maying falls under the genre Classical.
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How long is the song Now Is The Month Of Maying?


Now Is The Month Of Maying song length is 2 minutes and 24 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Stephen Connolly, Robin Tyson, Paul Phoenix, Philip Anthony Lawson, Thomas Morley, David Hurley, G. Wallace Woodworth, Christopher Gabbitas
Record Label(s): 1984 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by R M Associates GmbH Digital remastering 1989 EMI Records Ltd
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Now is the Month of Maying is a renaissance Madrigal, specifically a ballett written by Thomas Morley about the courtship of spring.
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