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Beginning of Love (2 Part)
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Composer Greg Gilpin
"Let us always meet each other with a smile for a smile is the beginning of love." Based on the words of Mother Teresa, this and other selected quotes are woven together to create a stunning lyric of love and compassion. Melody and harmony weave above a flowing piano accompaniment and optional violin. The piece also contains a short narrative at the beginning and the end, focusing on Mother Teresa. Commissioned for the 2014 Texas Music Educators' Convention by Victor Johnson.
Composer Greg Gilpin
"Let us always meet each other with a smile for a smile is the beginning of love." Based on the words of Mother Teresa, this and other selected quotes are woven together to create a stunning lyric of love and compassion. Melody and harmony weave above a flowing piano accompaniment and optional violin. The piece also contains a short narrative at the beginning and the end, focusing on Mother Teresa. Commissioned for the 2014 Texas Music Educators' Convention by Victor Johnson.