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SKU: SF.SEA-069-02
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Author: Elizabeth Alexander

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Instrument:

Piano Accompaniment Tenor Voice High Voice Soprano Voice Voice Solo

Genres:

21st Century Contemporary

Composers:

Elizabeth Alexander

Publishers:

Seafarer Press

Format:

Score

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Intermediate

Artist:

Elizabeth Alexander

Usages:

School and Community

Size:

8.5 x 11 inches

Shipping Weight:

0.08 pounds

Detailed Description

Vocal Solo, High voice, Soprano Voice, Tenor Voice, Piano (High voice and piano) - Intermediate

SKU: SF.SEA-069-02

Composed by Elizabeth Alexander. Vocal. An ordinary walk leads to an unexpected discovery about what it means to be fully human. Classical, Contemporary, 21st Century. Score. With Text language: English. Duration 7 minutes. Seafarer Press #SEA-069-02. Published by Seafarer Press (SF.SEA-069-02).

8.5 x 11 inches. Text by Nancy White.

In Nancy White's compelling poem, "Just Once I Want to Write a Gentle Thing," the search for an elusive scent leads to a new understanding about what it is to be fully human. Elizabeth Alexander's intimate setting of this earthy poem brings tenderness and depth to each facet of this scent - as well as its surprising revelation.

Composer's Note: If one of the purposes of art is to help us embrace life in the fullest way possible, then Nancy White's warm and earthy poem succeeds on every level. As I set her words to music, I revisited them day after day, mining them for their deepest qualities. My "mission," as I thought of it, was to bring tenderness and visceralness to each individual strand of this poem's mysterious "scent." What a nourishing process that was for me! A final, telling detail. White's original poem goes by a different title, one which hints at the suffering we create whenever we reject parts of our true human nature: "Just Once I Want to Write a Gentle Thing.".