James Whitbourn
THE MYSTERY OF LOVE (2002)
CHESTER
The cantata is scored for tenor soloist, choir and chamber ensemble. Of the small group of instrumentalists, two – the organist and the percussionist – demand the standard of player which might be termed ‘virtuoso’. The organist requires an ability to play a technically difficult part with rhythmic drive, and, even though the part is written out, should understand an improvisatory style, especially in rubato passages such as that at the beginning of the last movement. The work will best suit a large instrument with percussive or immediate action. The percussionist should have a good many instruments at his or her disposal, and players should feel free to add appropriate sound colours from their own collections of instruments in addition to those specified. The instruments are intended to concentrate on ‘natural’ sounds, wherever they are found in the world. Tuned drums, such as timpani, should always be avoided. The player should approach the performance from the perspective of a musician who is versed in the art of improvisation, even though the part is notated. The Mystery of Love has been recorded by the Choir of Clare College Cambridge, directed by Timothy Brown, with the librettist, Robert Tear, as tenor soloist (Et Cetera KTC 1248: A Finer Truth). The metronome markings in the score follow approximately the tempi in the Clare College performance. The work was first performed in its present form at the St. Endellion Festival in August 2001.
Instrumentation Oboe Harp Organ Percussion (1 player): D flat Tubular bell (and optional ‘A’ Tubular bell) Suspended cymbals (high, medium, low) African drums (or bongos) Tam-tam or gong Chinese cymbals Djembé Cow bells Tibetan temple bowl Talking drum (optional) Shakers (assortment) Violoncello
Duration: c. 25 min.
The Mystery of Love Words by Robert Tear
1. A Finer Truth
James Whitbourn
(quasi improvisational until *) Tubular bell
Percussion
ppp
soft sticks
pp
ppp
Cymbals
p
p
Gong
p
8
Perc.
Chinese cymbal
Cow bells
*
Cymbal
p
p
mf
pp
Tubular bell
p
p
Lento
T.
B.
(q = c.54)
14
T/B semi
Perc.
p
mm
p
mm
(Tenor/Bass semichorus or Tenor solo*) p
A
Hp
p
l.v. sempre
ner
fi -
Truth, I
mm
mm
fi -
ner
find. The
ground where you are is
Ho - ly
© 2002 Chester Music Limited * A semichorus is preferable, but the tenor soloist should sing this line when the choir is too small to support these divisions
2
23
S.1 A.1
S.2 A.2
T. B.
fi - ner
p
mm
Ground.The my - ste - ry of Love is in your Now. You are my Spi - rit ev - er more.
Perc.
Hp
A
mm
T/B semi
p
mm
Tubular Bells
p
S.1 A.1
33
Truth, I
S.2 A.2
fi - ner
find. The
ground where you are is
mm
Perc.
Ho - ly
Ground. The my - ste - ry of Love is
mm
in your
43
S.1 A.1
Now.
S.2 A.2
T.1 B.1
T.2 B.2
Perc.
Hp
mm
in
T.2 B.2
Perc. Hp
Org.
your
p
are
my
Spi - rit
Love
is
my - ste - ry of
Love
my - ste - ry of
ev
ev
-
er
-
more.
(q = 66)
l.v.
more.
er
is
Spi - rit
my
are
The pp
mm
mm pp
mm
The pp
Now. You
more.
mm
er
Now. You
-
your
ev
50
Spi - rit
in
T.1 B.1
my
S.1 A.1 S.2 A.2
are
You
3
pp
4
2. Come With Me
T/B semi 57
Perc.
Adagio (q = 66)
Tenor solo
Prayer bowl
sim.
Org.
cresc.
mf
Hp
That place where all can fly,
Float in warm white ei - der nest
61
T/B semi
mf
Come with me to the fea - ther world,
Hp
q = q.
Far a - bove the sky.
Meet those gods of thought - less flight,
Those
T/B semi Saints who have no wings,
cresc.
64
Hp
But fly with all those luck - y souls
cresc.
That
know a - bout
such
T/B semi
Allegro
5
things. 67
ff
Perc. f Hp
gliss .
Djembé
ff
Org.
ff
75
Perc.
sim.
sf
Org.
mf
cresc.
Perc. 83
Org.
f
6
Perc.
90
Org.
sub.p
Perc. 98
ff
f
Org.
Tempo rubato
stringendo
105
Org.
7
Perc.
108
Org.
A tempo
f
p
f
f
p
f
Perc.
115
p
Org.
f
p
f
p
f
p
Perc. 122
p
Org.
p
f
pp
dim.
8
Adagio
T/B semi
Org.
T/B semi
Hp
T/B semi
Hp
T/B semi
sim.
The stu - pi - di - ties 133
135
Sit on E - ter - nal Vi - sion's perch,
mf
Sweep
a - bove
of our sel - fish lives,
I - di - o - tic
where soul
f
is dead
white
That world
you and me.
ra - tional thought
That place where some might see
137
all
And pull the fea - thers ov - er my eyes In that ev - er warm,
Org.
Hp
poco f
Hp
q = q. (q. = 66)
(q = 66)
129
bed.
mp
p
9
3. The Wide World Sings (quasi improvisational until Allegro*) Sticks- harder than move.1
140 Cymbal
Perc.
Gong
p
mp
p
Cow bells
pp
Chinese cymbals
Gong
pp
mf
Gong
Cow bells
p
pp
147
Perc.
Cymbal
p
mp
Gong
Cow bells
p p
Chinese cymbals
Cow bells
153
Perc.
Chinese cymbals
Cow bells
Chinese cymbals
Cow bells
Chinese cymbals
Cow bells
Gong
mf
Cow bells
Chinese cymbals
161
Perc.
Chinese cymbals
Cow bells
Cymbal
Gong
p
pp
mf
167
Perc.
Chinese cymbals
Cow bells
Allegro (q = 132-138) Gong
p
Cymbals
Org. Ped.
* fragments alluding to 6/8, 3/4 rhythm should be played in strict tempo
10
T. 173
B.
Perc.
Org.
mf
The mf
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
The
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
lout* my praise,
T. B.
Perc.
Org.
burst
their bones, The
ox
and ass
croon like crones, The
snake slides
sym - pho
ny
mp
183
S. A.
shout this soul sky high?
mp
Fea - ther bu - glers
to
shout this soul sky high?
178
Org.
to
T. B.
Perc.
Drum
lout* my praise,
(S.A.unis.)
mf
The
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
al - le - lu - ia from the deeps of eaves.
* As in 'lager lout'
mp
mp
11
188
S. A.
lout
Perc.
my
to
shout
this
soul
Org.
praise,
sky
high?
Fea
ther
bu - glers
-
burst
their
bones,
The
S. A. 192
ox
Perc.
and ass
Org.
croon
like
crones, The
snake
slides
sym
- pho - ny in crack - ing leaves, Bats
S. 196
al
al
Perc.
Org.
le - lu
-
ia
A.
T. B.
-
-
le - lu
ia
mf
The
wide
from the deeps of eaves. The
from the deeps of eaves. The
-
wide
wide
world sings,
world sings,
so
so
so
why should I
not try To
why should I
why should I
world sings,
not try To
not try To
cresc.
12
S. 200
lout
A.
lout
T. B.
Perc.
my praise, to
my praise, to
lout
my praise, to
Org.
shout this soul sky high?
Fea - ther bu - glers
burst
shout this soul sky high?
Fea - ther bu - glers
shout this soul sky high?
burst
Fea - ther bu - glers
burst
their bones, The
their bones, The
ox
ox
and ass
and ass
their bones, The
ox
and ass
S. 205
croon
A.
Perc.
Org.
crones, The
snake
croon
like
like
crones, The
crones, The
snake
snake
slides
croon
T. B.
like
sym
-
slides
slides
sym
sym
-
-
cresc.
pho - ny
cresc.
in crack - in leaves, Bats
cresc.
al
le - lu
-
ia
pho - ny in crack - in leaves, Bats cresc.
pho - ny
in crack - in leaves, Bats
al
al
-
-
-
le - lu
le - lu
-
-
ia
ia
13
S.
from the
209
f
from the deeps of eaves. The f
A.
B.
Perc.
Org.
so
from the deeps of eaves. The
world sings,
deeps of eaves. The f
wide
from the deeps of eaves. The f
T.
wide
world sings,
so
why should I
not try To
lout
my praise,
to
why should I
not try To
lout
my praise,
to
wide
world sings,
so
why should I
not try To
lout
my praise,
to
wide
world sings,
so
why should I
not try To
lout
my praise,
to
Cow bells
cresc.
S.
213
shout this soul sky high?
A.
shout this soul sky
shout this soul sky high?
T.
B.
Perc.
Org.
high?
shout this soul sky high?
Fea
Fea
-
-
ther bu - glers
ther bu - glers
burst
their
bones, The
ox
and ass
ox
and ass
burst
their
bones, The
Fea
-
ther bu - glers
burst
their
bones, The
Fea
-
ther bu - glers
burst
their
bones, The
ox
and ass
ox
and ass
14
S. 217
croon
like
croon
T.
like
crones, The
croon
like
crones, The
like
B.
Perc.
slides
mf
f
ff
wide
from the deeps of eaves. The
wide
ff
deeps of eaves. The
ff
from the deeps of eaves. The
slides
from the deeps of eaves. The ff
from the
221
T.
wide
wide
f
sym
sym
-
-
pho - ny
sym
-
pho - ny
cresc.
cresc.
world sings,
world sings,
world sings,
world sings,
so
so
so
so
ia
-
ia
al
-
le - lu
-
ia
not try
not try
not try
-
le - lu
cresc.
ia
-
-
al
why should I
le - lu
why should I
-
why should I
le - lu
al
why should I
-
al
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
cresc.
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
not try
ff
Org.
cresc.
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
pho - ny
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
slides
Cymbal
pho - ny
snake
S.
A.
-
crones, The
sym
snake
Perc. Org.
slides
snake
croon
snake
crones, The
A.
B.
ff
sempre
15
S.
225
A.
T.
B. Perc.
To ff
lout
To ff
lout
To ff
lout
To
lout
my
Drum
my
to
my
to
praise,
to
my
praise,
to
ff
praise,
Org.
praise,
ff
shout this soul sky high?
shout this soul sky high?
shout this soul sky high?
shout this soul sky high?
ff sempre
S.
229
A.
T.
B.
Perc.
Org.
ff
Fea ff
-
ther
Fea ff
-
ther
Fea ff
-
ther
-
ther
Fea
bu - glers
bu - glers
bu - glers
bu - glers
burst
their
burst
burst
their
burst
their
their
bones,
bones,
bones,
bones,
16
S.
233
A.
T.
B.
Perc.
ff
The ff
The ff
The ff
The
ox
ox
ox
ox
and
and
croon
ass
and
like
croon
ass
and
like
ass
croon
like
crones,
like
croon
Org.
ass
crones,
crones,
crones,
S.
237
A.
T.
B.
Perc.
Org.
ff
The ff
snake
The ff
snake
The ff
snake
The
snake
slides sym - pho - ny in crack - ing leaves,
slides sym - pho - ny in crack - ing leaves,
slides sym - pho - ny in crack - ing leaves,
ff
slides sym - pho - ny in crack - ing leaves,
17
S.
241
A.
T.
B.
Perc.
Org.
fff
Bats fff
al
Bats fff
al
Bats fff
al
Bats
al
-
le
-
le
lu
-
le
-
lu
le
ia
-
lu
ia
-
Drum
Org.
Gong or cymbal
ff
Org.
250
Perc.
f
from the deeps of eaves.
from the deeps of eaves.
ia
from the deeps of eaves.
-
from the deeps of eaves.
245
ia
ff
Perc.
-
lu
f
18
Perc.
255
Cymbal
Org.
p
f
Cow bells
pp
Perc.
265
Org.
Perc. 270
Org.
Cymbal
Drum
p
ff
ff
p
Cymbal
cresc.
Org.
Perc. 260
f
Perc.
275
Org.
p
19
Wood blocks
f
Perc.
Org.
Org.
290
Org.
Gong
mf
Cymbal
f
f
ff
mp
cresc.
mf
Gong
Cymbal
Perc.
285
Perc.
280
20
Chinese Cymbal or Tubular bell A
296
Perc.
f
Org.
mf
Perc.
Perc. 313
p
f
cresc.
Drum
f
ff
f
Cymbal
307
Org.
mf
302
Org.
f
Perc.
Org.
Rit.
A tempo
ff
ff
21
Perc.
318
Org.
Drum
mf
f
Perc. mp Cymbal
325
Org.
cresc.
Perc.
332
Org.
f
ff
Perc. 337
Cymbal, gong or tam tam
Org.
Drum
ff
(fff)
lunga
fff
22
Lento p
341
S.
A.
Yet I p
Yet I p
T.
B.
am
dumb,
a
crea - ture neat as
all,
a
crea - ture neat as
all,
a
crea - ture neat as
all,
dumb,
Yet I am dumb, p
Yet I
Org.
am
am
dumb,
a
crea - ture neat as
Voice - less
Voice - less
Voice - less
all,
Voice - less
now,
but soon to
now,
but soon to
now,
but soon to
now,
but soon to
break
break skin
break
break skin
p
348
S.
A.
drums T.
B.
Perc.
drums
Org.
with
calls.
with
mf
calls.
Allegro (q = 132-138)
The mf
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
The
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
lout
mf
lout
my praise, to
my praise, to
mf
354
T. B.
shout this soul sky high?
Perc.
Org.
359
Perc.
Org.
Fea - ther bu - glers
burst
S. A.
(S.A. unis.)
mf
The
wide world sings, so
why should I not try To
lout
burst
their bones, The
my praise, to shout this soul sky high?
364
Org.
snake slides sym - pho - ny in crack - ing leaves, Bats al - le - lu - ia from the deeps of eaves.
Perc.
croon like crones, The
and ass
ox
their bones, The
S. A. T. B.
23
Fea - ther bu - glers
24
croon
like
369
S. A.
ox
Perc.
Org.
and ass
crones, The
snake
slides
sym
pho - ny
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
-
S. 373
al
al
Perc.
Org.
le - lu
-
ia
A.
T. B.
-
-
le - lu
-
ia
from the deeps of eaves. The
from the deeps of eaves. The
mf
The
wide
world sings,
so
wide
world sings,
so
wide
world sings,
Wood blocks
mp
so
why should I
not try To
why should I
why should I
not try To
not try To
25
377
S.
lout
Perc.
praise,
to
A.
T. B.
my
lout
praise,
to
lout
Org.
my
my
praise,
to
shout this soul sky high?
Fea
-
Fea
shout this soul sky high?
Fea
-
burst
ther bu - glers
their
bones, The
burst
ther bu - glers
-
ther bu - glers
shout this soul sky high?
their
burst
their
bones, The
bones, The
S. 381
ox
A.
Perc.
like
ox
and ass
and ass
croon
like
croon
like
crones, The
Org.
croon
ox
T. B.
and ass
crones, The
crones, The
snake
sym
slides
-
cresc.
pho - ny
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
cresc.
snake
sym
snake
slides
slides
sym
-
-
pho - ny
in crack - ing leaves, Bats
cresc.
pho - ny
in
crack - ing leaves, Bats
cresc.
26
S. al
al
T.
Perc.
le - lu
-
ia
-
le - lu
-
ia
-
le - lu
-
ia
f
389
lout
lout
T.
Perc.
Org.
praise,
to
A.
B.
my
my
praise,
to
lout my praise, to
lout
my
praise,
to
world sings,
so
wide
world sings,
so
why should I
not try To
why should I
not try To
wide
world sings,
so
why should I
not try To
from the deeps of eaves. The
wide
world sings,
so
why should I
not try To
Cymbal
f
shout this soul sky high?
shout this soul sky high?
shout this soul sky high?
Fea
shout this soul sky high?
ff
S.
wide
from the deeps of eaves. The f
Org.
from the deeps of eaves. The f
al - le - lu - ia al
from the deeps of eaves. The f
A.
B.
-
385
-
ther
bu - glers
burst
their
bones, The
Fea
-
ther
bu - glers
Fea
-
ther
bu - glers
Fea
-
ther
their
bones, The
burst
their
bones, The
bu - glers
burst
their
bones, The
burst
27
S.
snake
sym
-
393
A.
ox
and ass
ox
T.
B.
Perc.
Org.
croon
and ass
ox
croon
and ass
croon
ox
and ass
T.
B.
Perc.
Org.
-
le - lu
-
ia
-
le - lu
-
ia
al - le - lu - ia al
crones, The
crones, The
like
-
le - lu
-
ia
crones, The
snake
sym
-
snake
sym
-
slides
f
from the deeps of eaves. The
p
cresc.
pho - ny in crack - ing leaves, Bats cresc.
pho - ny in crack - ing leaves, Bats cresc.
pho - ny in crack - ing leaves, Bats
cresc.
world sings,
so
wide
calls f
cresc.
wide
pho - ny in crack - ing leaves, Bats
from the deeps of eaves.
calls
from the deeps of eaves. The
from the deeps of eaves.
-
snake
slides
sym
slides
slides
al
croon
397
A.
like
S. al
like
crones, The
like
world sings,
so
ff
To
you
my
why should I
not try To
ff
To
you
my
why should I
not try To
ff
28
S. 401
Spi
A.
rit,
Lord
of
the
star
rit,
Lord
of
the
star
my praise, to shout this soul sky high? The
-
and
B.
Org.
e
e
-
-
cho
e
cho
from
your
-
mp
cho
e
mp
-
-
pp
cho
e - cho
e - cho.
pp
kled
heav'n.
spec
The wide world sings.
p
The wide world sings, p
my praise, to
mf
f
my praise, to
wide world sings,
lout
will
tav'rn
wide world sings, mp
soul
lout
dim. mf
My
dim. mf
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
shout this soul sky high? The
Perc.
shout this soul sky high? The
T.
ry
and
rise
A.
dim.
rise
S.
S. 406
-
dim.
mp
wide world sings, so why should I not try To
my praise, to shout this soul sky high? The
f
dim.
tav'rn
Spi
lout
Org.
ry
B. Perc.
-
lout
T.
-
fff
sf
fff
4. I Saw a Plant 413
T/B semi
Molto lento ed espressivo
Vc.
Hp
mf sonore e espress
mp
l.v. sempre
mp
mf
I
saw
a
sim.
*
Org.
29
plant 418
T/B semi
Vc. Hp
Org.
walk - ing
my
way
It
walked
must - y,
oil
on
* Sustained organ chords should be broken randomly, but never lifting more than one note in a chord at any one time.
-
y
30
roots. 422
T/B semi
Vc.
Hp
It
came
so
slow
-
ly,
Org.
so
ve - ry
p
slow
- ly gliss.
That
I
won - dered why 425
T/B semi
Vc.
Hp
Org.
it
came
at
all.
f
Fame,
molto
f
Lust,
Be - com - ing,
cresc.
De -
mf
cresc.
31
sire,
428
T/B semi
Hope,
Vc. Hp
Org.
were
bal
-
anced
in
its
430
Vc.
Hp
Org.
-
mp
ches.
I
saw
a
-
gain
its
stick
-
y
feet
and
gliss.
p
pp
sim.
pp
T/B semi bran
32
sharp 432
T/B semi
Vc.
Hp
ly
knew
that
it
was
bad.
Org.
-
l.v.
5. Go So Gently Perc.
Tempo rubato (quasi improvisational)
pp (quasi improvisational)
Woodblocks or cow bells
Cymbal
435
Org.
33
p
p
Perc.
438
Org.
pp
440
Continue with gentle interplay imitating natural sounds, using Tibeturn temple bowls, gongs, wood blocks, shakers etc until *.
Perc.
Org.
Cymbal
Perc.
Org.
Cow bells
442
34
Perc.
A tempo (q = 66)
445
Hp
Org.
p
*(perc. stops)
l.v. sempre
S. 449
Ob. T.
3
Hp
Org.
mp
oo* p
oo* 3
3
p
mp
p
mp
mp espr.
Vc.
* pronounce as in 'wool'
S. 453
T.
Ob.
Vc. Hp
Org.
Ob. Vc.
3
so gent - ly
in - to your
dark
night,
Tread like
Go
35
oo
mp
456
T.
Org.
oo
S.
Hp
3
36
S. 460
moths T. B.
Ob.
What is more
3
What is more
Ob. Vc.
Org.
quiet
quiet
3
3
than a death at death - time?
3
than the sleep when life 3
3
than the sleep when life
is
done?
is
done?
3
than a death at death - time?
3 3
mp
Hp
3
464
3
3
What is more sooth - ing
3 S. A. T. B.
3
What is more sooth - ing
Org.
wool.
and breath like
Vc. Hp
S.A. unis.
3
3
37
468
S. A.
3
What is more sooth - ing
T. B.
Ob.
3
3
Vc.
than a death at death - time?
3
What is more sooth - ing
3
3
3
than a death at death - time?
3
Hp
Org.
38
3 S.
472
3
What is more quiet
B.
Ob. Vc.
3
Hp
than the sleep when life
is
done?
3
when life
is
done?
than the sleep when life
is
done?
3
3
3
rag - es
The greed that mp
rag - es
The greed that mp
rag - es
The greed that
rag - es
The greed that mp
Org.
3
What is more quiet
3
3
done?
What is more quiet than the sleep
T.
is
3
What is more quiet
mp
than the sleep when life
3
A.
3
can - not un - der -
can - not un - der -
can - not un - der -
can - not un - der -
S. 477
accel. cresc.
stand the
A.
3
cresc. 3
stand the
B.
3
joy's suc - cess - ion, com - ple cresc.
stand the
T.
stand the
3
joy's suc - cess - ion, com - ple cresc. 3
joy's suc - cess - ion, com - ple
ff
tion. ff
joy's suc - cess - ion, com - ple
3
ff
ff
tion.
3
3
per
fect bal - ance
p
The
p
3
per - fect bal - ance
The
per - fect bal - ance
p
The
tion.
The
tion.
p
3
per - fect bal - ance
483
S.
A.
poco rall. pp
pp
B. Ob.
Vc.
Hp
Org.
to
tomb.
to
tomb.
womb
pp
T.
to
womb
womb
womb pp
to
tomb.
tomb.
p
3
3
p
39
3
p
p
Allegro (q = c.144) p
489 S. Al - le - lu - ia,
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
p
A. Al - le - lu - ia,
Perc.
African drums or bongos (hand played)
p
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
-
-
le
-
lu
-
le
-
lu
-
40
S. 496
-ia,
A.
Perc.
-ia,
al
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
-
al
-
mf
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
A. mf
Perc.
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
mf
-ia,
Perc.
-ia,
al - le - lu - ia, mf
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
A.
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
al
-
Perc.
al - le
-
lu - ia,
al
f
-
ia,
-
-
le -
lu
-
ia,
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
-
-
le
-
lu
-
le
-
lu
-
le - lu - ia,
le - lu - ia,
al
al
-
-
le -
lu
-
ia.
-
-
le -
lu
-
ia.
-
-
Al - le - lu - ia,
lu
-
ff
T. B.
le -
al
f Al - le - lu - ia,
-
f
Al - le - lu - ia,
al
-
S. 521
le - lu - ia,
mf
S.
A.
-
512
al
S. 505
le - lu - ia,
-
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
le
-
lu - ia,
al
-
-
-
-
le
-
lu
-
le
-
lu
-
le
-
lu
-
S.
al
528
-ia,
A.
al - le - lu - ia,
-ia,
T. B.
Perc.
Org.
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
-ia,
al
al - le - lu - ia,
al - le - lu - ia,
al
al - le - lu - ia,
al
Ped.
f
-
al
le - lu - ia,
le - lu - ia,
-
le - lu - ia,
-
-
-
al
le -
-
-
le -
-
le -
537
T. B.
T/B semi
chorus only: repeat bars 521-536 until bar 552.
Perc.
Strip
old
I
a
* Independent of chorus
way
Cow bells, gongs, cymbals
f
Org.
-
lu
chorus only: repeat bars 521-536 until bar 552.
Lento * ff sempre
lu
S. A.
lu
-
ia,
-
ia,
-
ia,
-
ff
41
42
539
S. A.
T. B.
T/B semi
and
Perc.
death
be
-
comes
you,
3
f
Org.
3
3
3
3
ff
S. A. 541
T. B. T/B semi
Perc.
Will
clothe
you
Org.
with
f
your
self.
ff
43
544
S. A. T. B.
T/B semi
Perc.
The
day
now
old,
Chinese cymbals
ff
Org.
S. A. 547
T. B.
T/B semi
The
birds
of
count
Perc.
less
years
Cow bells, gongs, cymbals
3
Org.
-
3
3
3
3
44
549
S. A. T. B.
T/B semi
Perc.
Org.
Re
-
turn
to
their
nests
ff
S. 551
A.
*
al
*
T. B.
T/B semi and Perc.
fly
for
e
Org.
-
-
-
le - lu
al
le - lu
-
al
*
-
-
le - lu
ver.
-
-
-
-
-
ia.
ia.
ia.
* The choir completes the 16-bar passage they have begun but uses this alternate ending
T.
553
B.
Vc.
Perc.
p
Multiinstrument flourish
fff f
fff
-
-
-
Chinese cymbals, cymbals, gongs trills building up to final flourish
pp
p.
cresc.
-
A
p
Susp. cymbal
45
A
Lento
-
men,
-
cresc.
a
-
-
cresc.
cresc.
p Hp
6
Org.
p
p
cresc.
fff
6
p
cresc.
46
S. 563
B.
men,
Perc.
a
men,
Ob.
Vc.
-
a
-
-
-
men,
-
-
-
-
-
-
men,
a
men,
a
men,
a
-
-
-
-
-
mf cresc.
-
-
-
-
-
Org.
-
a
-
-
-
a
men,
Hp
mf
A
T.
A
A.
mf cresc.
mf cresc.
S. 574
f
men,
A.
T.
B.
a
f
men,
a
men,
f
-
-
-
f
a
-
a
men,
a
-
-
-
ff cresc.
-
-
-
men.
ff
men.
-
men.
-
-
-
men.
-
-
-
men.
a
-
ff cresc.
men,
-
ff cresc.
-
47
A tempo
fff
Hp
Org.
f
cresc.
ff
gl iss
.
Perc.
f
-
ff cresc.
men,
A f
a
-
men,
a
Ob. Vc.
-
-
men,
T/B semi
-
ff cresc.
fff