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SKU: SF.SEA-096-00
Composed by Elizabeth Alexander. Community Chorus, High School Chorus, Concert Music. Gratitude, Choral. Octavo. With Text language: English. Duration 3 minutes. Published by Seafarer Press (SF.SEA-096-00).Text from an excerpt from poem, letter by Norbert Capek, March 31, 1942.
A canonic setting of minister Norbert A!apek's final letter from prison before his execution by the Gestapo, "Be Grateful My Soul" is a sweeping and lyrical testament to life's worth and beauty, even when shrouded in darkness. The five voice parts in this prayerful song have identical ranges, with a lower tessitura in the alto parts.
The five voice parts in this prayerful song have identical ranges, with a lower tessitura in the alto parts. Text: Even though a thousand times disappointed and fallen in the fight, even thought faced with a world which now seems worthless, I have lived amidst eternity. Be grateful, my soul, Be grateful, my soul, I have lived amidst eternity. Reprinted by permission of Ron Frederick. All rights reserved.