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Give Us Our Peace (SATB Divisi)
Product No. 65991 Product No. 00288978New product
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For SATB Voices Divisi, Treble choir and Piano
Words by Langston Hughes
Music by Rollo Dilworth
The great poet and essayist Langston Hughes used the power of words to speak out against racism, division, poverty and greed. In this new setting of the poem "Give Us Our Peace," we first hear the African American spiritual "I've Been in the Storm So Long." Once the historical context is established, a treble chorus – representing the role of innocent children – enter singing "Dona Nobis Pacem" (grant us peace). Finally, the mixed chorus enters with the bluesy/gospel theme that carries the rest of the song. Powerful and inspiring.
Words by Langston Hughes
Music by Rollo Dilworth
The great poet and essayist Langston Hughes used the power of words to speak out against racism, division, poverty and greed. In this new setting of the poem "Give Us Our Peace," we first hear the African American spiritual "I've Been in the Storm So Long." Once the historical context is established, a treble chorus – representing the role of innocent children – enter singing "Dona Nobis Pacem" (grant us peace). Finally, the mixed chorus enters with the bluesy/gospel theme that carries the rest of the song. Powerful and inspiring.