Beautiful lullaby from the album 'Earthsongs' by Secret Garden. The song was composed by Rolf Lovland. The piece does not contain pedal or lever changes and can be played by both harps. The range from A below the small C (C3) to the high F on the treble staff (A2-F5). The piece is therefore suitable for small harps down to 20 strings. In my youtube video, I play the song in the order A - B - C - D - A' - B - C - A' - A'. .

In today's society, individuals tend to not fully appreciate the beauty in themselves and others. The world is full of loud voices that often send out mixed signals out to our young people. This piece can help to start a conversation regarding true beauty, listening, and how music can assist in communicating this idea . The use of the major 2nd is meant to ask each chorister to "listen" and tune to create beauty within the dissonance. The song is based on M. Aumonier telling quote, "There is always music amongst the treesin the garden, but our hearts must be very quiet to hear it." A cappella choral SATB octavo (some divisi). 2:56. See full text below.

This is an arrangement of "In the Garden" (I Come to the Garden Alone) for easy guitar with TAB. Learn more about Samuel Stokes at https://www.SamuelStokesMusic.com