Ie voz prioz que voz chantaz

Notes to Harpers:

1. The songs a zillion verses. We don't know how many we're going to use. We're going to do different things on each verse. Specifics haven't yet been nailed down, but expect the piece to build with each verse.

2. Part II and III are simply the same measure over and over again. I wrote part II all the way out so everyone can see how it aligns with the melody.

3. Regarding the time changes in the melody: don't panic. They aren't really there. They're an artifact of modern bar lines on renaissance music. It's really much easier than it looks.

4. If you browser tries to print this with a linebreak across the middle of the music, try printing from these links: Page 1 & Page 2.

• Beginners play Part II.
• Intermediate play Part III, and if you have time, learn Part I
• Advanced play Part I, and if you have time, learn to do it with either II or III as the harmony (and octave or more lower), i.e I+II or I+III.