CONTENTS
AVAILABLE EDITIONS
1. Dream
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Piano/Choral Score
2. I’ll Fly
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3. The Peaks of Tibet
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4. I Will Flutter
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5. Fly, Cruise, Soar!
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Full Score 8604A (Performing Forces: Flute, 2 Bb Clarinets, Bb Trumpet, Percussion [Finger Cymbal, Triangle, Glockenspiel, Temple Blocks, Tambourine], SATB Chorus, Piano, Strings (4-4-3-3-2)
Duration: 10:07
8604
Instrumental Parts
8604B
Version for Treble Chorus and Piano
8109
Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz (1930–1944) and poetry that Abramek had created which Abramek had stashed there.
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz was born February 18, 1930, in Lodz, Poland. He was the son of Jewish parents Mendel Koplowicz and Yochet Gittel. In 1939 (when Abramek was 9), World War II entered the lives of and all of the other Jewish inhabitants of Lodz. The 165,000 Jewish residents of the town were forced to live in a squalid ghetto foursquare-kilometers in size. By 1940 (when Abramek was 10), 90% of the Jews were working as slave laborers in 119 factories belonging to the army of the Nazi German occupiers simply to earn meager food rations. In 1943 (when Abramek was 13), he began to write poems and sketch satirical images in a school notebook that documented the everyday life of the Lodz Ghetto and his family’s survival. (The text for the present work is based on words from the Polish poem Marzenia [The Dream] which Abramek wrote that year, as translated and adapted by composer Diane Abdi Robertson.) In 1944, the Koplowicz family was deported to the infamous Nazi German concentration camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Abramek and his mother were both murdered in the gas chambers there, but Abramek’s father survived.
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Meanwhile, another Jewish family was struggling for survival in the Lodz Ghetto. Like the Koplowicz family, the Grynfeld family consisted of a mother, a father and an only son named Eliezer (“Lolek”). Lolek’s mother, Haya, was familiar with Abramek because she was a co-worker of Mendel’s. Abramek used to work in a shoe factory, but occasionally he would make an appearance at his father’s workshop. There he would entertain the slave laborers by reading poetry and performing satire. Everyone who witnessed Abramek’s skills considered him a prodigy. Lolek’s father was murdered in the war, but Haya and Lolek survived. After the war, Mendel returned to his former home in Lodz to look for any memorabilia that he could collect about the family whose lives the Nazis had stolen from him. In the attic, he recovered artwork
Eventually Mendel was reunited with his former co-worker, Haya. They wed in 1946. In 1956, the Mendel, Haya and Lolek moved to Israel along with the two children that Mendel and Haya had together, daughter Hava and son Adam. For the remainder of his life, Mendel’s mood was withdrawn. He never really got over the tragic losses he experienced during the Holocaust. Mendel seldom spoke of Abramek. He did, however, keep Abramek’s rendering of a rabbi as a framed artwork on a wall in his bedroom for many years. It was only after Mendel’s death in 1983 at the age of 83 that Lolek found Abramek’s school notebook among Mendel’s belongings. Lolek was astonished at what he saw there; bright, hopeful poetry and drawings created by his late 13-year-old stepbrother under incredibly oppressive conditions. Furthermore, the work contained therein belies the age of its creator. Abramek only received formal schooling from ages 7–9. Still, he managed to learn so much on his own about the finer points of Polish, writing quality poetry in that language, creating visual artwork, and about the world in general (geography, for example) that it is mind-boggling. To quote Lolek Grynfeld, “It’s hard to explain to non-Polish speakers how marvelous these poems are. The rhyme and the rhythm, the imagery, the play on sound is amazing, and not only considering the fact that the poet was a child. It’s excellent poetry regardless of the writer’s age. Experts on Polish literature who saw the verses were very impressed indeed.” The Nazis succeeded in extinguishing Abramek Koplowicz’s life, but they did not crush his spirit, nor did they erase his legacy. His notebook now resides at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, Israel. Source: The Jerusalem Post Magazine, Friday, July 7, 1989 Edition, pp. 4–5, article by Sarah Honig.
Cover art: from Abramek Koplowicz’s notebook. The title reads “UTWORY-WŁASNE” (Private Creations). The artwork, also by Koplowicz, depicts the tallest building in the Lodz Ghetto (a church), a footbridge, and the year of authorship (1943).
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P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
The Polish Poem Marzenia (The Dream) As It Appears in the Notebook of Abramek Koplowicz
The Koplowicz Family (The only extant photograph)
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
(From left to right: mother Yochet Gittel, Abramek as a young child, father Mendel)
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Rendition of a Rabbi by Abramek Koplowicz
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Catalog No. 8604 Dedicated to the 1.5 million Jewish children who were victims of the Holocaust, and to Lolek Grynfeld, a survivor, who has faithfully kept his stepbrother’s dream alive.
Dream for SATB Chorus and Chamber Orchestra or Piano Music by Diane Abdi Robertson Arranged by Martin Folz and Stanley M. Hoffman Edited by Diane Abdi Robertson and Stanley M. Hoffman
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
Words by Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz (b. February 18, 1930, Lodz, Poland, d. 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau) Translation by Sarah Honig adapted by Diane Abdi Robertson
1. Dream
Gently flowing q = 62
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
Oo,
mp airy and connected
Oo,
Gently flowing q = 62
mp
C
Piano
mp airy and connected
Words: Adapted from the Polish poem Marzenia (The Dream) by Abramek Koplowicz. © Copyright 1993 by Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld. All rights reserved. Used, translated and adapted by permission of Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld.
Music: © Copyright 2014 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc. Arrangement: © Copyright 2017 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc.. a division of ECS Publishing Group. www.ecspublishing.com All rights reserved.
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4
S
A
B
Pno.
T
B
oo,
,
oo,
oo,
,
,
broaden
oo,
oo,
C
A
oo,
7
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
,
Pno.
broaden
7
10
S
A
B
Pno.
a tempo
T
B
,
oo.
mf
When mf
When
mf
When
I
I
I
and get
up
to be twen - ty
and get
up
to be twen - ty
to be twen - ty
grow
grow
I
grow
up
and get
to be twen - ty
grow
up
and get
mf
When
a tempo
C
A
oo.
13
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
,
Pno.
this
tra - vel and see
this
I’ll
I’ll
I’ll
I’ll
tra - vel and see
tra - vel and see
tra - vel and see
this
this
8
16
S
A
world
of
plen - ty.
In a bird
world
of
plen - ty.
In a bird
world
B
of
plen - ty.
world
of
plen - ty.
Pno. cresc. 19
S
with an en - gine
with an en - gine
I will set
my - self down,
I will set
my - self down,
A
cresc.
off
In a bird
,
,
,
and
fly in - to space,
off
and
fly in - to
cresc.
cresc.
my - self down,
space,
I will set
fly in - to
fly in - to space,
Pno.
my - self down,
and
and
I will set
with an en - gine
C
T
with an en - gine
cresc.
off
In a bird
off
B
Take
Take
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
space,
,
,
Take
mp
a - bove the
mp
Far
fly in - to space,
Far
fly in - to space,
Take
a - bove the
Far
a - bove the
Far
a - bove the
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22
S
ground.
A
The
cloud,
ground.
ground.
B
is my sis - ter,
,
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
...the
wind,
mp Pno. ground.
,
is my broth - er
(loco)
25
S
decresc.
decresc.
Ah!
decresc.
decresc.
Ah!
div.
A
Ah!
div.
B
C
T
Ah!
Pno. mf decresc.
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2. I’ll Fly Music by Diane Abdi Robertson Arranged by Martin Folz and Stanley M. Hoffman Edited by Diane Abdi Robertson and Stanley M. Hoffman
Words by Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz (b. February 18, 1930, Lodz, Poland, d. 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau) Translation by Sarah Honig adapted by Diane Abdi Robertson
Gently flowing q = 94
Piano
T
mp
I’ll
mp unis.
fly
and I’ll float
o - ver riv
I’ll
fly
and I’ll float
mp unis.
I’ll
fly
o - ver riv
mp
and I’ll float
I’ll
fly
and I’ll float
o - ver riv
o - ver riv
-
ers
and
-
ers
and
-
ers
and
ers
and
-
C
Pno.
mp
B
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
A
5
S
Words: Adapted from the Polish poem Marzenia (The Dream) by Abramek Koplowicz. © Copyright 1993 by Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld. All rights reserved. Used, translated and adapted by permission of Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld.
Music: © Copyright 2014 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc. Arrangement: © Copyright 2017 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc.. a division of ECS Publishing Group. www.ecspublishing.com All rights reserved.
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9
S
seas.
A
Pno.
be
be
B
be
C
T
be
Pno.
Nile, cresc.
cresc.
the Eu -phra - tes,
The Nile, cresc.
The Nile, cresc.
-
gra Falls will
-
the Eu -phra - tes,
Ni - a
cresc.
the Eu -phra - tes,
Ni - a cresc.
Ni - a
gra Falls will
-
gra Falls will
The Nile,
cresc.
-
the Eu -phra - tes,
Ni - a
so
co - los
so
co - los
so
co - los
so
-
-
-
co - los
mf
-
-
-
-
-
sal!
sal!
sal!
rit.
ff
f
a
Such ff Such ff
Such
sal!
Such
(loco)
ff
gra Falls will
13
A
seas.
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
B
seas.
cresc.
The
seas.
T
a
a
a
rit.
12
16
Mar
Mar
B
Pno.
Mar
vel!
p
vel!
Mar
-
ff (rit.)
p
warm
C
I’ll
Sa - ha - ra sun,
too.
I
will
Sa
Sa
up the warm
mf
up the warm
soak
p
up the
I’ll soak up the warm
soak
a tempo
Pno.
I’ll gaze at the Sphinx and the Pyr - a - mids view,
vel!
I’ll soak
B
T
I’ll gaze at the Sphinx and the Pyr - a - mids view,
20
A
I’ll gaze at the Sphinx and the Pyr - a - mids view, p
-
S
vel!
-
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
-
A
a tempo
p
S
(rit.)
Sa
- ha - ra sun,
- ha - ra
sun,
sun,
I
too.
will
mf
too.
I mf
will
I
will
- ha - ra
mf
too.
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25
S
look
A
look,
B
Pno.
I will look all a - bout
look
look
see
see
see
B
C
T
see
Pno.
in
I
in
I
in
all a - bout
I
all a - bout
29
A
all a - bout
sis’ an - cient
land,
-
sis’ an - cient
land,
-
sis’ an - cient
land,
sis’ an - cient
land,
-
As
I
As
I
As
I
in
I
-
As
I
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
its
its
vast
stretch
vast
vast,
vast,
of
vast
its
of
stretch
its
vast
nev
nev
stretch
of
nev
stretch
of
nev
-
-
er
end
er
-
er
-
f
er
-
f
end
-
f
end
-
ing
ing
f
end
ing
-
ing
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33
S
sand!
A
p
The
sand!
B
Pno.
sand!
f
p
C
B
Pno.
I’ll fly!
I’ll fly!
cloud
decresc.
I’ll fly!
T
l.h. l.h. l.h. l.h.
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A
sand!
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
p
rit.
(ossia)
fly!
I’ll
is my sis - ter.
The
wind
is my broth - er.
p
rit.
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3. The Peaks of Tibet
Music by Diane Abdi Robertson Arranged by Martin Folz and Stanley M. Hoffman Edited by Diane Abdi Robertson and Stanley M. Hoffman
Words by Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz (b. February 18, 1930, Lodz, Poland, d. 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau) Translation by Sarah Honig adapted by Diane Abdi Robertson
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
q = 92
ff q = 92
C
Piano
Words: Adapted from the Polish poem Marzenia (The Dream) by Abramek Koplowicz. © Copyright 1993 by Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld. All rights reserved. Used, translated and adapted by permission of Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld.
Music: © Copyright 2014 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc. Arrangement: © Copyright 2017 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc.. a division of ECS Publishing Group. www.ecspublishing.com All rights reserved.
mp sub.
16
6
S
mf
mf
C
Pno.
I
will as - cend,
, mp
mp
I
-
will as - cend,
gi,
The house
of the ma
-
gi,
-
where
mp
The house of the ma
will as - cend,
The house of the ma
I
ah,
B
will as - cend,
T
I
The peaks of Ti - bet
ah,
A
The peaks of Ti - bet
11
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
Pno.
mf
B
The peaks of Ti - bet
T
The peaks of Ti - bet
A
mf
gi,
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16
S
mys
A
end,
mys - t’ries
mys - t’ries
end,
B
mys - t’ries
end,
hav - ing
es - caped
accel. poco a poco
3
cresc. poco a poco
Pno.
ah,
the
mf (cresc.)
,
mf (cresc.)
And
hav - ing es - caped
the
hav - ing es - caped
the
And
mf
mf (cresc.)
sun’s burn - ing heat,
pp cresc. poco a poco
C
B
sun’s burn - ing heat,
T
And
20
A
end,
cresc. poco a poco
S
p
And hav - ing es - caped the p
Pno.
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
t’ries
-
And mf
hav - ing es - caped
And
hav - ing es - caped
the
the
18
f(cresc.)
sun’s burn - ing heat
23
S
sun’s burn - ing heat f (cresc.)
A
sun’s burn - ing heat f (cresc.)
B
Pno.
A
sun’s
burn - ing heat
f
B
ff
I’ll
wing to the
I’ll ff
I’ll ff
(cresc.)
ff
Pno.
C
T
I’ll
f (cresc.)
28
S
ff
wing to the
North,
wing to the
North,
wing to the
North,
the Arc - tic
the Arc - tic
the Arc - tic
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
I’ll
seek!
I’ll
North,
Slightly slower mp
the Arc - tic
The
is my sis - ter
cloud
seek!
I’ll
I’ll
seek!
p
The
Slightly slower
mp
19
33
S
pp
Oo.
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
B
wind
is
my
broth - er.
Pno.
A
mp
Pno.
pp
rit.
C
T
S
,
Oo.
36
B
pp
Oo.
T
Oo.
A
pp
rit.
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4. I Will Flutter
Music by Diane Abdi Robertson Arranged by Martin Folz and Stanley M. Hoffman Edited by Diane Abdi Robertson and Stanley M. Hoffman
Words by Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz (b. February 18, 1930, Lodz, Poland, d. 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau) Translation by Sarah Honig adapted by Diane Abdi Robertson
Soprano
q = 84
Tenor
Bass
mp
mp
From the
From the
mp
mp
From the
From the
q = 84
mp
C
Piano
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
Alto
Words: Adapted from the Polish poem Marzenia (The Dream) by Abramek Koplowicz. © Copyright 1993 by Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld. All rights reserved. Used, translated and adapted by permission of Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld.
Music: © Copyright 2014 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc. Arrangement: © Copyright 2017 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc.. a division of ECS Publishing Group. www.ecspublishing.com All rights reserved.
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3
S
North
I
North
T
I
will flut - ter,
flut - ter;
will flut - ter,
flut - ter;
North
O’er the
Kan - ga - roo Isle.
O’er the
Kan - ga - roo Isle.
O’er the
Kan - ga - roo Isle.
very short and very lightly
I
will flut - ter,
O’er the
Kan - ga - roo Isle.
flut - ter;
*or
A
La,
La,
5
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
Pno.
I
flut - ter;
North
B
will flut - ter,
A
la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! la!
la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!
*or la!
B
C
T
Pno. * This passage may also be sung as one continuous “la.”
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7
S
A
B
Pno.
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
La,
la,
10
la,
la,
la,
la,
la,
S
mp very lightly
la, la,
very short
mp
La,
la,
mp
A
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
B
C
T
la, la,
Pno.
la,
la,
la,
la,
la,
la,
la, la, la, la,
la,
la,
la, la,
la,
la,
la, la, la,
la,
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13
S
la,
A
Pno.
la,
la,
la, la,
la,
la,
la, la,
la, la,
la,
la,
la,
la,
la,
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la,
la, la,
la,
la,
la,
mf
la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, *or la, mf
la,
A
la,
la,
la, la,
la,
Pno.
la, la,
la,
la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
*or la,
la,
C
T
B
la, la,
la,
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
B
la,
la,
la,
T
* This passage may also be sung as one continuous “la.”
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17
S
la, la,
A
la, la, la, la, la, la, la!
la, la,
B
Pno. 22
S
mf
Then
A
on
Pno.
mf
to Pom - peii,
to Pom - peii,
cresc.
its walls
cresc.
Ah! Then on
to Pom - peii,
its walls
f
ru - ined
f
ru - ined piles,
ru - ined
ru - ined piles,
ru - ined
ru - ined
ru - ined piles,
its walls
mf
f
cresc.
cresc.
its walls ru - ined piles,
mf
to Pom - peii,
Ah! Then on
C
T
Ah! Then on
B
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
T
la, la, la, la, la, la, la!
f
25
27
S
piles!
piles!
piles!
e - ven
sur
-
vey
Ho - mer’s
p
Oo,
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
B
piles!
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-
land of old,
C
Pno.
mp
oo.
home
T
A
Oo,
S
p
Pno.
B
mp
I will
T
Oo,
A
p
As I
go
to the Ho - ly Land where sto
oo.
unis.
-
ries are
oo.
div.
26
q = 104
37
S
A
told,
f
T
Ai,
yi, yi, yi,
yi, yi, yi,
yi, yi,
yi,
yi, yi,
yi, yi, yi, yi,
Ai,
yi, yi,
yi, yi,
f
yi,
yi, yi, yi, yi,
yi, yi, yi,
q = 104
Pno.
mf
q = 148
Ai, yi, yi,
yi!
yi,
q = 148
yi,
broaden slightly a tempo f
yi, yi, yi,
yi,
rit.
Sto - ries f
of
Sto - ries f
of
Sto - ries
of
our
f
yi!
Sto - ries
of
our
a tempo
yi!
yi, yi, yi, yi, yi! yi, yi, yi,
Pno.
yi,
f
C
B
T
f
Ai, yi, yi,
A
accel.
43
S
yi,
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
B
accel.
broaden slightly
our
our
sa
sa
- cred
- cred
sa
- cred
sa - cred
rit.
27
q = 104
49
S
Cov - e - nants,
A
Cov - e - nants more pre
Cov - e - nants,
-
Cov - e - nants more pre
-
scious
Pno.
Pno.
gold!
ff
than
gold!
ff
q = 104
-
than
gold!
ff
than
gold!
scious
Cov - e - nants more pre
ff
C
T
than
54
A
Cov - e - nants,
S
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
B
ff
scious
Cov - e - nants, Cov - e - nants more pre - scious
T
B
p sub.
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5. Fly, Cruise, Soar! Words by Abraham (“Abramek”) Koplowicz (b. February 18, 1930, Lodz, Poland, d. 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau) Translation by Sarah Honig adapted by Diane Abdi Robertson
Soprano
Music by Diane Abdi Robertson Arranged by Martin Folz and Stanley M. Hoffman Edited by Diane Abdi Robertson and Stanley M. Hoffman
Gently flowing q = 62
Tenor
Bass
mp
P O E P R Y U IN S G AL IS C IL OP LE Y G A L
Alto
p
Fly, p
Cruise, mp
Fly, p
Cruise, mp
Fly,
Cruise,
p
mp
Fly,
Cruise,
Gently flowing q = 62
p
C
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Words: Adapted from the Polish poem Marzenia (The Dream) by Abramek Koplowicz. © Copyright 1993 by Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld. All rights reserved. Used, translated and adapted by permission of Eliazer “Lolek” Grynfeld.
Music: © Copyright 2014 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc. Arrangement: © Copyright 2017 by E. C. Schirmer Music Company, Inc.. a division of ECS Publishing Group. www.ecspublishing.com All rights reserved.
Soar!
High!
High!
High!
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cresc.
f
Soar!
High!
High!
High!
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cresc.
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mf
A
Soar!
B
Pno.
soar
soar
C
B
Pno.
unis.
I’ll
fly,
I’ll cruise,
I’ll
mp
I’ll
f
High!
High!
High!
cresc.
soar
T
8
A
mp
f
fly,
I’ll cruise,
mp
Soar!
S
cresc.
I’ll
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only 1 or 2 voices on top note
soar
love - ly,
up so high!
A - bove the world so love - ly,
A - bove,
up so high!
in
A - bove,
I’ll
I’ll cruise,
I’ll
A - bove the world so love - ly,
up so high!
I’ll
fly,
I’ll cruise,
up so high!
I’ll fly, mp
-
to
the sky!
to
the sky!
in
-
to
the sky!
to
the sky!
I’ll
I’ll
love - ly,
in
-
I’ll
-
in
I’ll
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11
S
be
A
be
a tempo
de - light - ed
f unis.
by all the world’s charms,
so de - light - ed by
I’ll share
what I’ve seen f
all the world’s charms.
be so de - light - ed by all the world’s charms.
I’ll share what I’ve f
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be
de - light - ed
Pno.
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S
A
C
seen
share,
Pno.
as
I
have
, mp
looked
down,
with my
as
I have
down,
have
I
as
(loco)
atempo
I’ll
colla voci
rit.
seen
T
by all the world’s charms.
I’ll share what I’ve
B
B
rit.
looked
I have looked
looked
down,
down,
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17
S
sis
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ter the
Pno.
-
er the
in the sky.
as he
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My
sis
wind,
soars
Pno.
C
B
mp
T
As she floats by so high.
with my broth
20
A
S
mp
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cloud,
T
A
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ter!
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My
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