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when faces called flowers float out of the ground. Elizabeth Alexander. A Cappella sheet music. Advanced.

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lorsque les visages appelés fleurs flottent sur le terrain. Elizabeth Alexander. Une partition Cappella. Avancé.

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when faces called flowers float out of the ground composed by Elizabeth Alexander. For Mixed Chorus. SATB choir a cappella. Collegiate Repertoire, Community Chorus, Concert Music. Seasonal-Spring, Secular, Choral. Moderately Advanced. Octavo. Text language. English. Duration 3 minutes. Published by Seafarer Press. SF.SEA-006-02. With Text language. English. Seasonal-Spring, Secular, Choral. Floating flowers, climbing fish, diving birds - only e. cummings could create such a spring. This playful musical setting is as buoyant as the poem, full of surprising modulations, metric variety and a few amorous asides. Winner of the Brookline Chorus Composition Competition. "when faces called flowers float out of the ground" is the middle movement of "Spring Revels. " Commissioned by Festival Choir of Madison. Eric Townell, conductor. Madison, WI. Winner. Brookline Chorus Composition Competition. Spring Revels. Text. when faces called flowers float out of the ground and breathing is wishing and wishing is having - but keeping is downward and doubting and never - it's april. yes,april. my darling. it's spring. yes the pretty birds frolic as spry as can fly yes the little fish gambol as glad as can be. yes the mountains are dancing together. when every leaf opens without any sound and wishing is having and having is giving - but keeping is doting and nothing and nonsense - alive. we're alive,dear. it's. kiss me now. spring. now the pretty birds hover so she and so he now the little fish quiver so you and so i. now the mountains are dancing,the mountains. when more than was lost has been found has been found and having is giving and giving is living - but keeping is darkness and winter and cringing - it's spring. all our night becomes day. o, it's spring. all the pretty birds dive to the heart of the sky all the little fish climb through the mind of the sea. all the mountains are dancing. are dancing. "when faces called flowers float out of the ground," from Complete Poems, 1904-1962, by E.E. Cummings, edited by George J. Firmage. Used with the permission of Liveright Publishing Corporation. Copyright 1923, 1925, 1926, 1931, 1935, 1938, 1939, 1940 and 1944-1962 by E. E. Cummings. Copyright 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1968 by Marion Morehouse Cummings. Copyright 1972-1991 by the Trustees for the E.E. Cummings Trust. Reprinted by permission.

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when faces called flowers float out of the ground composed by Elizabeth Alexander. Pour choeur mixte. SATB choeur a cappella. Répertoire Collegiate, Chorus communautaire, Concert Musique. Saisonnier Printemps, laïque, Chorale. Modérément avancée. Huitième. Langue du texte. Anglais. Durée 3 minutes. Publié par des gens de mer de presse. SF.SEA-006-02. Avec le langage du texte. Anglais. Saisonnier Printemps, laïque, Chorale. Floating flowers, climbing fish, diving birds - only e. cummings could create such a spring. This playful musical setting is as buoyant as the poem, full of surprising modulations, metric variety and a few amorous asides. Lauréat du Concours de Composition Chorus Brookline. "when faces called flowers float out of the ground" is the middle movement of "Spring Revels. "Commandé par Festival Choir de Madison. Eric Townell, chef d'orchestre. Madison, WI. Gagnant. Concours de composition Chorus Brookline. Printemps festivités. Texte. when faces called flowers float out of the ground and breathing is wishing and wishing is having - but keeping is downward and doubting and never - it's april. oui, avril. ma chérie. c'est le printemps. oui les jolis oiseaux s'ébattent comme spry comme peut voler oui la petite gambade de poisson heureux comme peut l'être. oui les montagnes dansent ensemble. où chaque feuille s'ouvre sans bruit et qui souhaitent est d'avoir et avoir donne - mais la tenue est aimante et rien absurde - vivant. nous sommes vivants, cher. it's. embrasse-moi maintenant. printemps. maintenant les jolis oiseaux planent donc elle et donc il maintenant le petit frisson de poisson de sorte que vous et si i. maintenant les montagnes dansent, les montagnes. lorsque plus a été perdu a été trouvé a été trouvé et avoir est de donner et donner vit - mais la tenue est ténèbres et de l'hiver et servile - c'est le printemps. tout notre nuit devient jour. o, c'est le printemps. tous les jolis oiseaux plongent au cœur du ciel toute la petite montée de poissons à travers l'esprit de la mer. toutes les montagnes dansent. dansent. "Lorsque les visages appelés fleurs flottent sur le terrain», de Complete Poems, 1904-1962, par EE Cummings, édité par George J. Firmage. Utilisé avec la permission de Liveright Publishing Corporation. Droits d'auteur 1923, 1925, 1926, 1931, 1935, 1938, 1939, 1940 et 1944 à 1962 par EE Cummings. Droits d'auteur 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1968 par Marion Morehouse Cummings. Droits d'auteur 1972-1991 par les fiduciaires de la Fiducie EE Cummings. Reproduit avec la permission.