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Ivo Antognini, jazz pianist and choral composer combines his wonderfull 'jazzy' hamonies and skilfull choral writing in this amazing piece on a text by Sarah Teasdale.

A wonderful new work by upcoming choral composer Ivo Antognini on a text by Black Elk (1863-1950)- a native Oglala Sioux. A real challenge for good choirs.

Composed on behalf of the European Festival of Youth Choirs - Basel 2012 - Switzerland

SAB Choir version.

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