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SKU: A0.1030790
Composed by Jeremy T. Warner. Concert,Contemporary,Sacred. Octavo. 9 pages. Warner Music Publishing #3074343. Published by Warner Music Publishing (A0.1030790).This moving work, born out of friendship between composer and poet, speaks of hope, loss, and renewal in the form of light, sunsets and sunrises. It is perfect for general concert use, "living composer" features, funerals, and any concerts/services dealing with the metaphors of darkness and light and/or sunsets and sunrises.
The text comes from the personal experiences of the poet, Philip Tabler. He’d felt compelled to write this poem for a dear friend that had lost her father. As the story goes, it was her father’s last request that he see the sunset before his passing and though he was confined to his bed and bedroom, the family was able to adjust the room in such a way that he was able to see the sunset out of the bedroom window one final time in the moments just before he passed.
The recording features the Memphis ChoralArts and University of Memphis Collegiate Choir ensembles performing in the beautiful and acoustic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Memphis, TN under the director of the composer on April 23, 2017.
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