An Open World by Greg Bartholomew 4-Part - Digital Sheet Music

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An Open World, When I Land and And the Wind are three settings of poems from Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew's collection entitled And the Wind: Gnostic Poems 1945 - 1979. "An Open World" is duration ca. 3 minutes. A "Back to School 2015" feature. Watch a video performance: https://youtu.be/t310MTo_Q8M?list=PLfOoI8O24sbw_30-GpKg6qkyT5tpYKNbB Minneapolis native Fletcher Bartholomew spent most of his life in aviation, beginning with a childhood flight in a Curtis Robin in 1929. His work in aviation started with a job as an inspector in an aircraft factory. He went on to become a test pilot in World War II, serving at the South India Air Depot at Bangalore, India. He often spoke later of his experience on the ship to India and the people he met travelling around the subcontinent. He subsequently worked in aviation in Munich, Germany, and in Lima, Peru, before he concluded his career working in airport planning and management. An Open World: There is a certain madness born of sailing From port to distant port the world around. There is a certain way it has, unveiling Unused chambers of the mind so that the sound Of many different voices can be heard. - The range of human thoughts and views, From which with joy can be inferred, An open world, and paths to choose.