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In the Dark of December (I Heard a Bird Sing) - click for larger image
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Title In the Dark of December (I Heard a Bird Sing)
Category Choir/Vocals
Subcategory Seasons, times of day
Instrumentation CoroX (mixed chorus); Pno (piano)
Instrumentation/info CoroX (mixed chorus); Pno (piano); 2stm ((for) two voices); [ (optional); Flt (flute)
Format ChoPrt (chorus score)
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Year of publication 2020
Minimum order quantity 10
Composer Beery, Lon
Duration 2:05
Additional info/contents Lon Beery's hopeful setting in the Dorian mode. The text reminds us that, just as some of the dark moments in our lives seem to linger on, it is also true that during the long, dark wintry days of December we must remember that we are actually getting closer to Spring even if it seems that Winter is dragging on. With optional flute, the rhythmic interplay in the accessible piano accompaniment propels the melody forward as if towards Spring.
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