SKU: BT.AMP-344-010

9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dutch.

The piece is based on Friedrich Schillerâ??s epic 1798 poem Das Lied von der Glocke (The Song of the Bell), which is one of the most famous in all German literature. The poem draws a close parallel between human life and the process of casting a bell. It has three movements: Life Celebration, Sound the Alarm and Journeyâ??s End.

Dit werk is gebaseerd op de Friedrich Schiller's epische gedicht Das Lied von der Glocke uit 1798. Het is een van de bekendste gedichten uit de Duitse literatuur. Het gedicht trekt een nauwe parallel tussen het menselijk leven en het proces van het gieten van een bel. Het heeft drie delen: Life Celebration, Sound the Alarm en Journeyâ??s End.

Dieses Stück basiert auf Friedrich Schillers epischem Gedicht Das Lied von der Glocke aus dem Jahre 1798, das zu den bekanntesten Gedichten der gesamten deutschen Literatur zählt. Das Gedicht zieht eine enge Parallele zwischen dem menschlichen Leben und dem GieÃ?en einer Glocke. Das Stück hat drei Sätze: Life Celebration, Sound the Alarm und Journeyâ??s End.

Ce morceau est basé sur lâ??un des poèmes les plus connus de la littérature allemande, notamment lâ??épopée de 1798 de Friedrich Schiller, Das Lied der Glocke (La Chanson de la cloche). Le poème établit un parallèle entre la vie humaine et le procédé de mouler une cloche. Il y a trois mouvements : Life Celebration (la célébration de la vie), Sound the Alarm (sonnez lâ??alarme) et Journeyâ??s End (Fin du trajet).

Questo brano è basato sul poema epico del 1798 di Friedrich Schiller Das Lied von der Glocke (La canzone della campana), uno dei più famosi nella letteratura tedesca. Il poema descrive uno stretto parallelismo tra la vita umana e il processo di fusione di una campana. Ha tre movimenti: Life Celebration (Celebrazione della vita), Sound the Alarm (Suona lâ??allarme) e Journeyâ??s End (La fine del viaggio).

SKU: HL.1471379

ISBN 9798350127812. UPC: 196288213611. 6.75x10.5x0.238 inches.

If you enjoy singing Baroque music and value the importance of kindness, courage and compassion, this new 30 minute through-composed work by Mark Hayes for chorus, soprano and tenor soloists and orchestra is for you. Drawing from the writings of ancient and contemporary authors, the original text of “Kindness,” written by Hayes, seeks to answer the question, “How then shall we live, especially in a world that seems so dysfunctional?” The answer: live with kindness, courage and compassion. When we are joined as one in our pursuit of these values, we can make a lasting impact. To quote Margaret Mead, “Never underestimate the ability of a small group of committed individuals to change the world.” “Kindness” is set in the Baroque tradition and features an original chorale tune with three separate texts, a fugue, both conventional and retrograde, recitative-like sections for the soprano and tenor soloists and extensive instrumental interludes. As a nod to Baroque masters such as Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frideric Handel, Hayes included passages imitating “Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring” and “Hallelujah Chorus.” This work is perfect for high school and college choirs as well as community and church choirs. The text is intentionally not sacred, rather universal in its appeal. Imagine how the music and message of this work could join a community together in the pursuit of kindness, courage and compassion. It's what the world needs.. now.