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No Longer Mourn
Rob Redei
Shakespeare's Sonnet 71, while one of the Bard's most well-known poems, is not one that is often set for choirs. The despairing, bitter nature of the words explores a side of the human experience that is often eschewed in favor of more … Read More
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Print Immediately in My Account
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Price:$2.30
Min. 5 copies
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Shakespeare's Sonnet 71, while one of the Bard's most well-known poems, is not one that is often set for choirs. The despairing, bitter nature of the words explores a side of the human experience that is often eschewed in favor of more positive material. Yet it is a powerful work - full of grief and regret. Commissioned by Constellation Men's Ensemble, this work for advanced men's quintet is also available in a treble voicing.