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"Winter" is a seasonal, secular, a cappella piece for men's choir (TTBB). Suitable for high school on up. Click HERE for a link to a scrolling score with MIDI "voices." Winter - words by Louisa May AlcottThe stormy winter's come at last,With snow and rain and bitter blast;Ponds and brooks are frozen o'er,We cannot sail there any more. The little birds are flown awayTo warmer climes than ours;They'll come no more till gentle MayCalls them back with flowers. Oh, then the darling birds will singFrom their neat nests in the trees.All creatures wake to welcome Spring,And flowers dance in the breeze. With patience wait till winter is o'er,And all lovely things return;Of every season try the moreSome knowledge or virtue to learn.
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