Song of the Crow
Victor Bobetsky
This lyrical Chinese folksong is arranged for three- or four-part variable voices and flute by Dr. Bobetsky. The text describes the devotion of younger crows to their elders. Teachers in China often cite this behavioral trait of crows as … Read More
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This lyrical Chinese folksong is arranged for three- or four-part variable voices and flute by Dr. Bobetsky. The text describes the devotion of younger crows to their elders. Teachers in China often cite this behavioral trait of crows as a model for students to follow. Song of the Crow provides an imaginative and poetic way of expressing this reverence for one's elders which is such an important part of traditional Chinese culture. The English lyrics, created by Dr. Bobetsky, are based on a literal translation of the original Chinese by Tom Davidson. Wu ya is translated: black crow. The extracted flute part is available on the final page of the octavo.