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I Was Love - Rhythm Section by Jake Runestad Rhythm Section - Sheet Music

By Jake Runestad

"I Was Love" was commissioned to celebrate the beautiful friendship between the University of Pretoria Tuks Camerata (South Africa) and Barnsley Youth Choir (England). Their respective conductors, Michael Barrett and Mat Wright, believe in the unifying power of music and wanted a new piece their choirs could sing together during a joint concert in England in the summer of 2022. Fenton Johnson was an important literary voice in the USA and forerunner of the Harlem Renaissance, a resurgence of African American arts and culture based in Harlem, New York City. Johnson's art was influenced by his experience as an African American man living in a divided society. This poem, Revery, speaks to the deep connection we have as living beings on this planet. As all things are made of stardust, we are interconnected over millions of years of life - to lives before and after our own. This universality is a profound reminder of our connectedness across our human-created boundaries.

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Summary
Instrument:
Rhythm Section
Composers:
Jake Runestad
Publishers:
Jake Runestad Music
Format:
Part
Item types:
Physical
Instructionals:
Methods and More
Artist:
Jake Runestad
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
16
Size:
9 x 12 inches
Shipping Weight:
0.14 pounds
Detailed Description
Rhythm section

SKU: GI.JR00891

Composed by Jake Runestad. Music Education. Part. 16 pages. Jake Runestad Music #JR00891. Published by Jake Runestad Music (GI.JR00891).

9 x 12 inches.

"I Was Love" was commissioned to celebrate the beautiful friendship between the University of Pretoria Tuks Camerata (South Africa) and Barnsley Youth Choir (England). Their respective conductors, Michael Barrett and Mat Wright, believe in the unifying power of music and wanted a new piece their choirs could sing together during a joint concert in England in the summer of 2022. Fenton Johnson was an important literary voice in the USA and forerunner of the Harlem Renaissance, a resurgence of African American arts and culture based in Harlem, New York City. Johnson's art was influenced by his experience as an African American man living in a divided society. This poem, Revery, speaks to the deep connection we have as living beings on this planet. As all things are made of stardust, we are interconnected over millions of years of life - to lives before and after our own. This universality is a profound reminder of our connectedness across our human-created boundaries.

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