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7 7 63 young, hus great young, hus great young, hus great young, hus great Pan is ev - sung, - Pan is ev - sung, - Pan is ev - sung, - Pan is ev - sung, - 66 b b hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev - sung, - b hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev - sung, - b hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev - sung, - b b n hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev - sung, - n. 70 hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev - hon - our d ev - young, hus Pan is ev - great... sung. sung. hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev -. sung. hon - our d ev - young, hus great Pan is ev - sung. Novello, E and Co. ( )

ohn Litrot Hatton (1809-1886) as bn in Livool. He received a rudimentary music education as a child, but as essentially a sel-taught musician.

He relocated to London in 1832 as a memb o Macready s comany at Drury Lane and began to establish himsel as a comos.

8 ohn Litrot Hatton ( ) as bn in Livool. He received a rudimentary music education as a child, but as essentially a sel-taught musician. He held seval aointments as ganist in Livool and aeared as an act on the Livool stage. He relocated to London in 1832 as a memb o Macready s comany at Drury Lane and began to establish himsel as a comos. His irst oetta, Queen o the hames, as successul in 1844; he then ent to ienna and brought out his oa Pascal runo. He rote seval songs on his return to England and aeared at the Hed estival as a sing. He also undtook iano conct tours at this time. From 1848 to 1850 he as in mica, giving ublic and rivate concts in Ne Yk City. Notably, in 1848, he shared the stage in Pittsburgh, P ith tehen C. Fost. Returning to England, he became conduct o the Glee and Madrigal nion and direct o music at the Princess s heatre, London. He rote oas, cantatas, incidental music, anthems, cathedral ieces, and many songs. His art-songs e regarded as some o the best o the genre. Hatton s daught, Frances. Hatton, emigrated to Canada in 1869, he she became a resected comos and the singing instruct at the Hellmuth Ladies College in London, Ontario. ll ye oods, and trees and bos, ll ye vtues and ye os hat inhabit in the lakes, In the leasant srings Move your eet o our sound, Whilst e greet ll this ground, With his honour and his name hat deends our locks rom blame. He is great, and he is ust, He is ev good, and must hus be honour d: Daodillies, Roses, Pinks, and lovèd Lillies, Let us ling, Whilst e sing, holy, holy, honoured ev young, hus great Pan is ev sung. he naithul hehdess eaumont & Fletch Francis eaumont ( ) ohn Fletch ( ) ERM OF E hese editions are available as a svice to the chal community, oing inexensive access to ublic domain litature. Choir resources can urchase oth litature still und coyright, esecially to sut those creating and ublishing ne comositions and arrangements. hese editions have been created using ublic domain sources und.. coyright la. Out o resect to the research, time and et invested: lease rint and issue an edition in its entirety, retaining notices, attributions, and logos. lease do not consid this edition a source creating anoth edition. I recded, notiication and attribution ould be ariate roessional courtesies. F a ull descrition o these requests and me sces, visit:.shch.net

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