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  • I love this song! It clearly paints the image of an evening in late spring. So lovely!

  • I'm baffled... how can anyone "dislike" this wonderful ~ and *very* challenging to perform ~ 8-part jazz arrangement by Ward Swingle!? Certainly more zippy than Thomas Morley's contemporary (c.1600s) arrangement of Willie Shake's song!

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  • Haha this reminds me of willy wonka!!

  • It wasn't a poem, it appears as a song in As you Like it

  • The beginning of this song always makes me so happy :)

  • Wow -- a recording off a live feed!? -- wonderful performance!

  • Willy Wonka the 1971 version he sing this song lol i wounder what version that was

  • The line Gene Wilder sings is from the Arthur Frackenpohl arrangement.

  • @IamaPoohnatic

    Could you tell me where I could listen to a version of that, I've been searching forever.

  • @dragonheart4life I've never found a recording of it, but if you google "Lovers Love the Spring" and "Arthur Frackenpohl", you should be able to track down sheet music.

  • Hi. There was another version of this song recorded by a group that sounded quite a bit like the Swingle Singers. The arrangement was totally different and I've been seeking it for years. I heard Carol Burnett sing the arrangement of the song I'm thinking of, but I don't have any other info about it. Do you know something about the performer/recording? Thanks much.

  • I'm not sure who else performed it, but there is an Arthur Frackenpohl SATB arrangement that is mostly minor key. I can't find any recordings of that one. Manny above references that arrangement, as one bar of it shows up in Willy Wonka.

  • I LOVE the Swingle Singers!!!!

    What album is this from?!? I thought I had them all!

  • this particular performance is not from any album...live perf from a radio show early 80s

    'live in new york '82' CD(released 2006, lost orig recently discovered) has this song...from a nostalgia standpoint, it's a great CD, very good perf...unfortunately, has some balance issues/lacking clarity in some areas; recorded at Village Gate club

    despite some background radio/tape hiss noise of this vid, you can tell it was well recorded...engineers at Studio M/MPR in St Paul are top-notch

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