The Silence and The Song
Unison, opt. Two-Part, accompanied
You won't find a better secular concert piece than this one for treble or mixed voices! The exceptional words and music complement each other beautifully, resulting in a highly rewarding performance experience for all. "How bright the morning that warms the afternoon. How rich the evening whose cloak reveals the moon. How pure the darkness that greets the breaking dawn. How sweet the silence just before the song..." Highly recommended!
You won't find a better secular concert piece than this one for treble or mixed voices! The exceptional words and music complement each other beautifully, resulting in a highly rewarding performance experience for all. "How bright the morning that warms the afternoon. How rich the evening whose cloak reveals the moon. How pure the darkness that greets the breaking dawn. How sweet the silence just before the song..." Highly recommended!
You won't find a better secular concert piece than this one for treble or mixed voices! The exceptional words and music complement each other beautifully, resulting in a highly rewarding performance experience for all. "How bright the morning that warms the afternoon. How rich the evening whose cloak reveals the moon. How pure the darkness that greets the breaking dawn. How sweet the silence just before the song..." Highly recommended!
You won't find a better secular concert piece than this one for treble or mixed voices! The exceptional words and music complement each other beautifully, resulting in a highly rewarding performance experience for all. "How bright the morning that warms the afternoon. How rich the evening whose cloak reveals the moon. How pure the darkness that greets the breaking dawn. How sweet the silence just before the song..." Highly recommended!
You won't find a better secular concert piece than this one for treble or mixed voices! The exceptional words and music complement each other beautifully, resulting in a highly rewarding performance experience for all. "How bright the morning that warms the afternoon. How rich the evening whose cloak reveals the moon. How pure the darkness that greets the breaking dawn. How sweet the silence just before the song..." Highly recommended!
