Historic Sheet Music Collection
Title
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1855
Lyrics
France ever glorious,
Always victorious,
Gaily the banner
Now waves before me.
Always victorious,
Gaily thy banner
On high doth wave.
Thy deeds of glory
Shine like a star,
In song, and in story
Thou'rt known near and far.
Bright France ever glorious
Always victorious,
Gaily thy banner
On high doth wave.
Salut a la France
Salut a la Gloire
Salut a la France
Comrades all,
Once again Lets unite
Round the board;
Ah! joy once more to see,
Friends ever dear to me.
yes welcome all,
Thou'rt still to me!
Yes! welcome all.
Bright France ever glorious,
Always victorious,
Gaily thy banner
Now waves before me;
Always victorious.
Gaily thy banner
On high doth wave:
The deeds of glory
Shine like a star,
In song and in story
Thou'rt known near and far.
Bright France ever glorious
Always victorious,
Gaily thy banner
On high doth wave.
Salut a la France
Salut a la Gloire
Salut a la France
Salut a la France
a mes beaux jours
A l'esperance a mes amours.
Salut a la France,
A l'esperance a mes amours.
Salut a la gloire
voila pour mon coeur
avec la victoire
L'instant du bonheur.
Salut a la gloire
voila pour mon coeur
avec la victoire
L'instant du bonheur.
Salut a la France
Salut a la Gloire
Salut a la France
Mes amis, mes amis,
Votre main, dans vos bras,
Deplaiser de surprise
Ah! l'onnemeurt doue pas o mes amis.
Salut a la France
a mes beaux jours
a l"esperance a mes amours.
Salut a la France
a l'esperance a mes amours
Salut a lo gloire
voi la pour mon coeur
avec la victoire
l'instant du bonheur.
Salut a la gloire
voi la pour mon coeur
avec la victoire
l'instant du bonheyr
Salut a la France
Salut a la Gloire
Salut a la France
Recommended Citation
Donizetti, Gaetano, "Salut a la France" (1855). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 801.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/801
The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author.
Comments
Salut a la France
France Ever Glorious
Composed by Donizetti
Philadelphia. Published by J.E. Gould 164 Chestnut St.
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