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This charming trio is an intriguingly "misplaced" arrangement by William Shield, inspired by the works of William Shakespeare, specifically "A Midsummer Night's Dream." In Shield's interpretation, the three voices use captivating harmonies to express admiration for a beautiful woman, making it a worthy addition to the trio repertoire worldwide. Oh, fortunate beauty, Your eyes are guiding stars, and your voice is sweet breeze: More melodious than a lark to a shepherd's ear.
Music
19th century