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In the Gloaming
Annie Fortescue Harrison/arr. Rebecca Oswald
A popular song in Victorian times, In the Gloaming was written by English composer Annie Fortescue Harrison (1848–1944), with words by prolific Scottish poet and author Meta Orred (1845–1925). “Gloaming” is a Scottish word meaning … Read More
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A popular song in Victorian times, In the Gloaming was written by English composer Annie Fortescue Harrison (1848–1944), with words by prolific Scottish poet and author Meta Orred (1845–1925). “Gloaming” is a Scottish word meaning “twilight”, here a metaphorical setting for the poem’s romantic regret conveyed as if from beyond the grave. This choral setting aims to depict the song’s bygone era and lyrical beauty by way of a poignant, expressive tempo and rich, chromatic harmonies.