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Cypress Choral Music Welcome joy, and welcome sorrow (mvt. 1 from the ''Sorrow and Joy'' trilogy) - Keats/Chatman - SATB
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Lyrics: John Keats (1795-1821)
Music: Stephen Chatman
Format: Choral Octavo
Voicing: SATB with piano accompaniment
Dr. Chatman has always chosen quality poetry with great care and conviction. He has created a lovely marriage of music and text with this composition.
John Keats (1795-1821) loved the principle of beauty in all things. He expressed the idea in this poem of opposites, "Welcome joy, and welcome sorrow". Keats implies that we can find joy in sorrow, beauty in ugliness, poverty in wealth, and so forth. Nothing can last forever. Joy and pleasure at this moment can be gone before we know it. We should welcome and embrace life in all its permutations.
Duration: 2:30
Music: Stephen Chatman
Format: Choral Octavo
Voicing: SATB with piano accompaniment
Dr. Chatman has always chosen quality poetry with great care and conviction. He has created a lovely marriage of music and text with this composition.
John Keats (1795-1821) loved the principle of beauty in all things. He expressed the idea in this poem of opposites, "Welcome joy, and welcome sorrow". Keats implies that we can find joy in sorrow, beauty in ugliness, poverty in wealth, and so forth. Nothing can last forever. Joy and pleasure at this moment can be gone before we know it. We should welcome and embrace life in all its permutations.
Duration: 2:30
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