Alway Something Sings (SATB Choir) - by Dan Forrest
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2016
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The grandeur of Ralph Waldo Emerson's “skyborn music” text creates a canvas for Dan Forrest's magnificent sonorities in this superb selection for choir and soloist with piano or optional strings. Breathtaking in its beauty and imagery!
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Another director told me to listen to this. Not "told" so much as insisted. And now I know why. This is one of those incredibly moving chorals that would stand out in any concert.
I will never not get goosebumps
My schools' choirs are singing this song for our next concert... I'm so excited!
This is seriously the most gorgeous song I've ever listened to. I sang this song at honors choir back in October of 2017, and I haven't been able to stop listening to it. Absolutely beautiful!
Same
Pure angelic beauty especially from 3:30-4:25 I haven't cried so hard since my dad died. It brings the fervor of the transcendental movement and the poetry of Emerson to the forefront. The transcendental movement being "the divinity is alive in all of God's creatures, and to truly know God, you must truly know nature. Lincoln was a Transcendentalist. This lone angelic voice comes in at 3:52 from the horizon, to be massaged by a chorus of God's creatures. You hear this, and it makes you proud to be an American, and even more, a human. To know humans are capable of such greatness such as this music to text is uplifting. "But in the darkest meanest things, there alway, alway, something sings!" Sometimes the most simplest of words, can be so incredibly moving. I tip my hat to you Mr.Forrest you capture the life of the poetry and the time period of it, so well!
Beautiful comment.
We were gonna sing this for our Spring Concert....
And then COVID happened.
Yeah same :( my choir class was gonna sing this but then school canceled bc of covid smh
Same! I was going to do the solo too :’)
This piece is so beautiful I almost started to cry 🥲
I love this song so much! I performed it with my chorale at our first concert of the year. was the audience's favourite and my personal favourite due to just the sheer emotion that was put into the beauty that is this song.
So beautiful! I love the message and the music!
Only one word... *yes*
This song is absolutely beautiful. I just sang it Saturday for honors choir and just fell in love with the song. I sit with this playing and my sheet of music in front of me and I can't get over how gorgeous the song sounds
Alexa Mosca OMEA District 5, at YSU?
This song is amazing, my middle school honors choir and I are going to sing this soon
Were u in the michigan state honors choir SSA i was in SA and i heard it and if that was u then u guys did great
oh my god!! I have chills just listening to this. It's soo beautiful!!
Finally a piece that sticks out! Truly gorgeous
Bars 69-81 are gooooooorgeous!! :)
This is such a magical piece, I love the key he chose write this in.
🔥 Yo this song is fire. 🔥
Absolutely fantastic 👍🏻
Love the chords at 2:58 and 3:04! Great song!
I'm playing the strings with the orchestra for this song next concert and now I can't wait for the big day. This song is a keeper.
this is a long shot but r u part of the colburn chamber orchestra that played this with the choir?
I miss this song
🥺❤️
This was one of the defining pieces in my University ensemble. At least it one of those that stuck with me the most.
I'm 15 and in choir,I went to all districts and sang this song,I didn't realize what it talk about though, it's hope.....one solo sings ah's then we all joined,one voice made a huge impact and everytime I hear this I think of hope. Hope you found this cool per say haha
And I can't remember why but the solo's only word she sings is alway, most beautiful song I've ever listened to
Let me go where’er I will
I hear a skyborn music still:
It sounds from all things old,
It sounds from all things young,
From all that’s fair, from all that’s foul,
Alway, alway something sings.
It is not only in the rose,
It is not only in the bird,
Not only where the rainbow glows,
Nor in the song of woman heard,
But in the darkest, meanest things
There alway, alway something sings.
‘Tis not in the high stars alone,
Nor in the cup of budding flowers,
Nor in the red-breast’s mellow tone,
Nor in the bow that smiles in showers.
But in the darkest, meanest things
There alway, alway something sings.
goose bumps.
Gorgeous!!
my fav orite
It would be more useful to have this playing with just the piano accompaniment to match the score being shown. Most choruses will not have the "optional" string orchestral accompaniment heard on this recording.
Wonder if Dan will do a concert band or orchestral arrangement of this
Good
we were supposed to sing this at graduation this year was our principle said the lyrics were “too sad”
how??
Choir camp be like
You spelled "always" wrong. Gonna have to recall the score!
Joseph Brandenburg Nope that is the correct spelling according to the song’s title.
Minioricity It's a joke.
OH ok I didn’t know if u were serious or not XD
Joseph Brandenburg nonkonknkonnnnonoooki