Lap the Miles by Dale Jergenson 4-Part - Sheet Music

Name: Lap the Miles
Brand: Laurendale Associates
SKU: 19790269
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By Dale Jergenson

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Details

Instrument:

Choir Piano Accompaniment

Genres:

Christian 21st Century

Composers:

Dale Jergenson

Publishers:

Laurendale Associates

Format:

Octavo

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Intermediate

Artist:

Dale Jergenson

Usages:

School and Community Sacred

Detailed Description

SATB choir, piano - Intermediate

SKU: MN.CH-1364

Composed by Dale Jergenson. 21st Century. Octavo. Laurendale Associates #CH-1364. Published by Laurendale Associates (MN.CH-1364).

The opening figure in the piano is a sort-of whoo-whoo of a train whistle and the rhythmic figure starting in m. 6 is supposed to be descriptive of a steam engine chugging along the track. Thomas H. Johnson, in his Introduction to Final Harvest, a collection of Dickinson poems, posits that Emily used dashes as a musical device and capital letters as a means of emphasis. He further writes that she deliberately fractured grammar to achieve special effects. I like to see it lap the Miles is testimony to Johnson's analysis and apparently celebrates that exciting form of transportation in the 19th Century, the railroad.