Three Songs After Emily Dickinson
by William Sydeman
High Voice - Sheet Music

High voice, cello - Beginning

SKU: EC.0136

Composed by William Sydeman. Secular, 20th Century. Vocal score. E.C. Schirmer Publishing #0136. Published by E.C. Schirmer Publishing (EC.0136).

English.

Sydeman has been praised for using "a whole battery of far-out techniques" with "an uncanny ability to throw in the whole avant-garde machinery... as if it were the simplest, most normal way of making music..." by The New York Times. Since Emily Dickinson did not title her poems, the titles are not listed in the music. However, today, the poems are referenced by their first line. Contents: I heard a fly buzz - when I died I taste a liquor never brewed Hope is a thing with feathers.