Song Learning Time Stamps:
Start time of teaching: 00:02:50
Start time of reprise: 00:14:29
Start time of teaching: 00:02:50
Start time of reprise: 00:14:29
Lyrics:
The earth
opened in the spring, opens
in all springs. Nameless,
ancient, many lived, we reach
through ages with the seed.
– Wendell Berry, “Rising”
New Collected Poems
(Counterpoint Press, 2012)
The earth
opened in the spring, opens
in all springs. Nameless,
ancient, many lived, we reach
through ages with the seed.
– Wendell Berry, “Rising”
New Collected Poems
(Counterpoint Press, 2012)
Song: The Reach
Words by: Wendell Berry
Music by: Malcolm Dalglish
Notes: I learned this beautiful round from the amazing Moira Smiley, who connected me with Malcolm Dalglish to request his permission to share on this podcast. I continue to be amazed by the seeds we sow when we befriend and tend each other, unfolding understanding and trust. It's not always easy to reach forward or back -- but these seeds we plant with each other open, even if the winter is long and icy! At least that's where this poem is taking me today. And let me tell you, I practiced deep love and care for all of you whose voices are comfortable in higher ranges than mine! I taught it where I'm comfy -- but I did the reprise where Malcolm actually set the sheet music (nice tenor/soprano range) -- so if you want to buy the sheet music from him and sing along with it, that's where you should head...
Songwriter Info: Malcolm Dalglish is a hammer dulcimer player and composer from Bloomington Indiana, whose many vocals celebrate a love of our natural world. He has set many poems by Kentucky author, and farmer, Wendell Berry.
Sharing Info: Please buy sheet music on Malcolm's website if you plan to share this song as a songleader.
Song Learning Time Stamps:
Start time of teaching: 00:02:50
Start time of reprise: 00:14:29
Links:
Malcolm's website: https://oooliticmusic.com/
Nuts & Bolts: 4:4, major, round with optional descant
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Words by: Wendell Berry
Music by: Malcolm Dalglish
Notes: I learned this beautiful round from the amazing Moira Smiley, who connected me with Malcolm Dalglish to request his permission to share on this podcast. I continue to be amazed by the seeds we sow when we befriend and tend each other, unfolding understanding and trust. It's not always easy to reach forward or back -- but these seeds we plant with each other open, even if the winter is long and icy! At least that's where this poem is taking me today. And let me tell you, I practiced deep love and care for all of you whose voices are comfortable in higher ranges than mine! I taught it where I'm comfy -- but I did the reprise where Malcolm actually set the sheet music (nice tenor/soprano range) -- so if you want to buy the sheet music from him and sing along with it, that's where you should head...
Songwriter Info: Malcolm Dalglish is a hammer dulcimer player and composer from Bloomington Indiana, whose many vocals celebrate a love of our natural world. He has set many poems by Kentucky author, and farmer, Wendell Berry.
Sharing Info: Please buy sheet music on Malcolm's website if you plan to share this song as a songleader.
Song Learning Time Stamps:
Start time of teaching: 00:02:50
Start time of reprise: 00:14:29
Links:
Malcolm's website: https://oooliticmusic.com/
Nuts & Bolts: 4:4, major, round with optional descant
Join this community of people who love to use song to help navigate life? Absolutely:
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Help us keep going: reviews, comments, encouragement, plus contributions... we float on your support.
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