Richard Blackford
Voices of Exile a cantata for mezzo-soprano, tenor and baritone soloists, SATB chorus, children’s chorus, orchestra and tape
NOVELLO
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Voices of Exile Prelude No. 1
Poetry after Auschwitz (Tenor Solo and Chorus) poem by Tony Harrison
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Part I – Memories of Home No. 2 No. 3 No. 4
Bengal (Chorus with tape) singer Kamla Chaudhuri (traditional) Tibet (Baritone Solo and Children’s Chorus) poem by Tsering Gonpo Zaire (Chorus) poem by Mabiala Molu
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Part II – Journeys No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8
Somalia (Tenor Solo with tape) singer Osman Dugleh (traditional), then poem by Abdirahman Mirreh Tibet (Baritone Solo) poem by Tsering Gonpo Austria (Chorus and Children’s Chorus) poem by Erich Fried Somalia (Chorus) poem by Abdirahman Mirreh
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Part III – Prison No. 9 Chile (Mezzo-soprano Solo) poem by Maria Eugenia Bravo Calderara No. 10 Nigeria (Tenor Solo) text by Ken Saro-Wiwa No. 11 Turkey (Chorus) poem by Oktay Rifat
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Part IV – Exile No. 12 Bosnia (Baritone Solo) text by Himzo Skorupan No. 13 Macedonia (Chorus with tape) singer Tanya Czarovska (traditional) No. 14 Algeria (Mezzo-soprano Solo) poem by Samia Dahnaan
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Part V – Freedom No. 15 Greece (Chorus) poem by Yannis Ritsos No. 16 Kurdistan (Mezzo-soprano and Tenor Solos) poem by Mohammad Khaki No. 17 Angola (Mezzo-soprano, Tenor and Baritone, Chorus and Children’s Chorus) poem by Antonio Joaquim Marques
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Epilogue No. 18 (Tenor Solo) poem by Tony Harrison
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Voices of Exile In 1992, I recorded a 15-year-old girl refugee in the Kalighat slum area of Calcutta. Her village had been destroyed by drought and she, like hundreds of thousands, lived on Calcutta’s streets. When her family left her village they had to walk for days and consequently could take none of their few possessions. All she could bring with her, she said, were her songs. For Kamla the songs were her link with her village, her past and her culture – they represented a part of her dignity. Although at the time I did not know it, I felt that one day I would write a work that would incorporate Kamla’s beautiful song and the stories of others like her. Nine years later the political debate on refugees and asylum seekers seems often to overlook the fact that these people are individuals, not statistics or political footballs. Voices of Exile makes no overt political point, it tries rather to give voice to a wide-ranging group of writers who have suffered exile, prison, sometimes torture, and who can give an insight into the shared experience of the refugee. It is an uncomfortable subject, yet one which, after being introduced to the work of the Medical Foundation and Prisoners of Conscience in 2000, I decided to make the theme of my commission from the Bournemouth Symphony Chorus. The work of most of the writers and poets I selected covers their experiences of the last few years - human tragedies that are occurring today and will occur tomorrow. At the outset I realised that a cantata on this subject begs the question – can the humanities humanise, can art make any difference? Theodore Adorno wrote “There can be no poetry after Auschwitz”, In other words, has the instinct for poetry in the post-Holocaust era been burned out of mankind? Tony Harrison, my collaborator for the last six years, refuted that famous statement by writing “There can only be poetry after Auschwitz”. The fact that refugees and torture victims have recorded their thoughts and experiences in prose and poetry that is in turn poignant, passionate, bleak, courageous or humorous, affirms the ability of at least some to celebrate life even after experiencing the worst that can befall. The image of a fragile candle, the same flame that commemorates those who perished in the flames of Auschwitz and elsewhere, is the central, ambivalent image of the cantata – the destructive flame is also the flame of the imagination, the creative spark that appears able to sing through the flames. In the Epilogue, Harrison writes: The candle burns, but for how long? Loneliness, loss, exile, grief May move the sufferer into song That like the candle’s bright but brief. The poems I discovered over a year of meetings with the Medical Foundation, Prisoners of Conscience and Exiled Writers Ink embodied increasingly “the flame that men must light and light again”. The experiences I read about seemed to fall into five main categories that became the pillars of the cantata: I Memories of Home, II Journeys, III Prison, IV Exile, V Freedom. Since the poems span thirteen different languages, I took two decisions early on: to set them in English and to make no attempt to imitate the indigenous music of the countries covered. Instead, to give the “voices” of the title their due, I recorded four poets reading in their original languages and, like UN simultaneous translation, play a taped section before crossfading to the English translation set to music. Yet the presence of authentic musical refugee voices became more compelling as the composition progressed and I decided to incorporate three folk songs (Bengali, Somali and Macedonian) into the playback material. In the case of the Macedonian singer, Tanya Czarovska, I also recorded for reference a version of the spoken text in Macedonian and English translation. One afternoon, I accidentally played back all three layers simultaneously and discovered a strange, haunting texture of the original folk song layered with spoken text and translation, which I then harmonised with live chorus. My attempt at a unified musical style that would span an eclectic range of textual sources presented questions about the internal structures of the songs. Some seemed to cry out for classical forms, such as the passacaglia in Erich Fried’s circular poem It Has Happened (No. 7). The insistent “It has happened, and it goes on happening and will happen again,” seemed to require the unforgiving, immutable straightjacket of the passacaglia, in which jagged, angular choral lines struggle to break out from the constriction of the poem. The passacaglia leads directly into a fast fugue (No. 8) in which Abdirahman Mirreh describes his painful ambivalence towards the aircraft that promises his survival but parts him from his homeland forever. The double entendre of fugal flight was irresistible, and the entire fugue occurs over a pedal bass that evokes the throbbing of jet engines. One song, Ken Saro-Wiwa’s description of his dream encounter with the ghostly General Jeno Saidu (No. 10), is a dramatic monologue in which the tenor soloist takes on both the voice of SaroWiwa in the tenor clef and that of the General in the bass clef. As the composition took shape it seemed as if the musical language was undergoing a journey of fragmentation akin to that of the lives of the poets. The music of Part I, Memories of Home, has a confidence that is gradually eroded with the descriptions of upheaval, and becomes a fragmented, tonally ambiguous texture in No. 10 and rhythmic neurosis in No. 12. The texture then becomes suddenly very fragile and spare, with just a cappella chorus accompanying the beautiful Macedonian folk song (No. 13). Even sparer is the following song with solo piano and violin accompanying the touching
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Algerian poem by Samia Dahnaan. Part V, Freedom, rediscovers something of the confidence of Part I and even recalls the exuberant rhythms of Memories of Home. In each of the anthologies and collections of unpublished poems it seemed that love poetry played a vital role as an antidote to the suffering of the writers, whether as a spark kept alive as lovers are separated, or the discovery of new love in the places of exile. Part V includes two love poems, Mohammad Khaki’s beautiful My Wish (No. 16) and the sensuous Daughter of the Desert (No. 17) by Antonio Joaquim Marques from Angola. The latter is a dream of fertility returning to a parched land, an apt metaphor for the hope, however distant, that the cycle of inhumanity might one day be broken. In the meanwhile, as Tony Harrison’s Epilogue concludes, the poetry and the songs that continue to be written and sung represent, like the candle’s flame, a fragile hope. Special thanks to Shamim Azad, Helen Bamber, Richard and Rosamund Bernays, Fred and Ellie Blackford, Peter Bevan, Sara Butterfield, Lynn Carter, Dr David Cohen, James Collins, Neville Creed, Sandrey and Carolyn Date, Rick Edelstein, David and Jane Fanshawe , Peter Hargitay, Dr Robert Harris, Glenn Keiles, Jennifer Langer, Sara Loewenthal, Nonnie Stanley, Robert Tear, Fiona Whytehead, Douglas Young and the poets and singers with whom I collaborated. Richard Blackford – July 2001
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No. 1
Prelude – Poetry after Auschwitz, poem by Tony Harrison. (Over a deep drone the solo violin, like a moth drawn to a candle, flutters and struggles for life. The tenor solo sings a strophic song with ritornelli.)
TENOR: Redeeming fire melts only wax Redeeming fire meant to invoke The souls from Auschwitz stacks Their destiny of smoke
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The dancing eyes of candle flame Seem glad that they might gaze Into the worst and there reclaim The souls trapped in the blaze The blaze of genocide Where lifelight flickers at a breath Until its guttering glow might guide The love moth through dark death So many murdered at a stroke Rust locks the heart and soul So many millions left here smoke But I, I leave here whole
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CHORUS: So many, so many… (in Hebrew transliteration) Leloh sfor. Ahnou effer vehashan. These flames by which the heart’s blood warmed Are shreds of fiery shrouds… TENOR: These flames by which the heart’s blood warmed Are shreds of fiery shrouds That wrapped round victims and transformed These millions into clouds These seedling flames out of the blaze Redeeming flames meant to unite The Jews, the gypsies and the gays Whose shadows seek the light.
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Part I – Memories of Home
No. 2
(Bengal) Bengali folk song sung by Kamla Chaudhuri (recorded by RB in Calcutta in 1992 – trans: “In the month of Baishakh I think of my lover and of how much I am suffering for love.”). (As the chorus weaves contrapuntal lines around the melody the words of Taslima Nasrin from Bangladesh are heard on tape)
TAPE:
A year has passed and I am one year older. But the new year has brought no hope or freedom Exile has no frontiers. (The phrase “Exile has no frontiers” is heard in simultaneous translation in Tibetan, Algerian, Chilean, Macedonian, Bosnian, Russian, German, Greek, Kurdish and Somali – a ripple of languages sometimes distinct, sometimes a blurred texture.)
No. 3
(Tibet) Memories of Tibet poem by Gergyi Tsering Gonpo
BARITONE: The crimson opal mountains crown The melting pink and white froth of leaping glaciers. I skated on the enamel lakes, I drew a thousand scratches in the ice I gazed at the star-embroidered sky. CHILDREN: I skated on the enamel lakes I drew a thousand scratches in the ice I gazed at the star-embroidered sky. No. 4
CHILDREN: They stole my home And in my heart I bear an icy patch.
(Zaire) Kin the Beautiful poem by Mabiala Molu
CHORUS: O Kin, the Beautiful, ` Kin, the Bold, Kin, the coveted town of leaders, of light O Kin, the playground of miracles. Kinshasa, Kin-Kinshasa, Kinshasa, Kin-Kinshasa, For you, Blacks and Whites made war. And you, Ebony Princess, cast your spell on them. Who did not succumb to your charms? Who did not sing your praises? Who can forget your maze of streets? Your lively lanes Where girls and women bustled, And gaily they sang, breasts in the air.
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BARITONE: Red was the star of the legend of the crow and the wolf. Yes, they played the wolf They stole my home And in my heart I bear an icy patch.
Who can forget your beloved roads Where men swaggered? Who can forget your enchanting roads, Your sunny roads, Where street musicians strolled, Your beautiful avenues Where the other people grew rich? Who can forget your roads Where once they danced the bamboula From the Maison Mere to the Congo Bar? They danced the Independence Cha-Cha. CHORUS: O Kin, the Beautiful, Kin, the Bold, O Kin, the coveted town of leaders, of light Playground of miracles, Cry, O Beautiful Widow, Cry for your heroes, Cry!
Part II – Journeys
No. 5
(Somalia) The “cry” becomes the cry of Somali singer Osman Dugleh, heard on tape. Out of it comes Fleeing poem by Abdirahman Mirreh. On volcanic rocks Sharper than butchers’ knives Our feet bleeding We had to walk I touched a stone with my lips As I fell The moon didn’t shine It helped us.
TENOR: …And as we walked We crossed The Golis Ranges Fearing the soldiers Who killed my sister We walked by night stumbling
The voice of Gergyi Tsering Gonpo reading the first lines of his poem in Tibetan is heard on tape. The baritone solo sings his poem in translation
No. 6
(Tibet) Crossing the Frontier poem by Tsering Gonpo. Behind my horse Is a stem of blossom. Before him stand bracing snowfields… As I pass the border refuge How can I bear to look back?
BARITONE: Looking at the winding paths Is the frontier town of Ngare How can I slip away like this?
No. 7
(Nazi Austria) It Has Happened poem by Erich Fried Passacaglia.
CHORUS: It has happened and it goes on happening and will happen again if nothing happens to stop it CHILDREN: the innocent know nothing because they are too innocent CHORUS: and the guilty know nothing because they are too guilty the poor do not notice because they are too poor and the rich do not notice because they are too rich No. 8
the stupid shrug their shoulders because they are too stupid and the clever shrug their shoulders because they are too clever CHILDREN: the young do not care because they are too young CHORUS: and the old do not care because they are too old that is why nothing happens to stop it and that is why it has happened and goes on happening and will happen again.
(Somalia) Time extract from poem by Abdirahman Mirreh. Fugue over pedal bass
CHORUS: Flying bird, cold aluminium, With all that speed, how I do Hate your gleaming wings…
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Part III – Prison No. 9
(Chile) Private Soldier poem by Maria Eugenia Bravo Calderara, whose voice on tape is heard over distant thunder.
MEZZO SOPRANO: For you, short, dark, under-fed, with sweaty hands. Who know nothing of grammar, nouns and verbs, Today I sing to you. Because when I had no eyes you lent me yours And when I was cold you lent me your coat. Because when fear Was at its worst You rolled me a cigarette. You brought me a painkiller, No. 10
(Nigeria) extract from On The Death Of Ken Saro-Wiwa by Ken Saro-Wiwa. Two part invention
TENOR: One night the ghost arrived, Tall, gangly, in ragged camouflage jacket, Automatic slung over his shoulder, A little drum in his hand. He sounded the drum “Ken-ti-mo, Ken-ti-mo, Ken-ti-mo.” “Who are you?” I asked. “I’m General Jeno Saidu.” “Sounds like genocide to me,” I said. “You should know.” “What do you want?” I asked. “I’m here to finish you off.” “General, stop swaggering,” I said. “You don’t impress me.” “You will be impressed. I’ve finished off your people, Once I deal with you, my task is done.” “Go ahead,” I challenged him. “You’re not afraid to die?” “No.” “Why not?” “I’m prepared to go with all my people you have already murdered.” “Yes, I worked hard on them, all five hundred thousand. You are my last man.” General Jeno Saidu, the ghost, shot into the ceiling and not into my chest. “Still not afraid? “No, General.” “Why not?”
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Delivered a note to my family. So we cared for each other in those dumb hours. Your shivering was my shivering. I didn’t see you and yet I saw you. I never knew your name or where you were from, The rollup, the painkiller, The biscuit, the secret note. I never knew your name or where you were from, But I know what you are called. Human.
“Because I have what is greater than your weapon,” Whereupon I recited, after the English poet Blake: “I will not cease from mental fight Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand Till we have built a new Ogoni In Niger delta’s wealthy land.” Then I drew my pen from under my pillow The general’s automatic fell from his hand He slumped to his knees. He lost his swagger and became my confidence. So I learned that these generals are strong Only if they have an automatic in their hands. He sat beside me, Reeking of human blood. “Sorry about the smell,” he said, “There’s nothing I can do about it. All the soap in the world will not wash it off.” “What is it, General,” I said, “What is it That can make anyone so mad?” “In Nigeria, it is money, Ken-ti-mo. Your country is money-mad.” Then General Jeno Saidu the ghost vanished As only a ghost can.
No. 11
(Turkey) The Embrace poem by Oktay Rifat. A cappella chorus.
CHORUS: Warm me this night, O my trust in freedom Wrap me warm Against my thin mattress and torn blankets Out there is unimaginable cold. O my trust in freedom Enter deep,
Warm me through this night On my palm a place is ready For my hands On my thighs a place To lean your knees. Enclose me, Sheathe me, Wrap me warm, O my trust in freedom Wrap me warm this night.
Part IV – Exile No. 12
(Bosnia) Neither Here Nor There by Himzo Skorupan.
BARITONE: I had my trepidations for a long time. But yesterday I could wait no more. I went to the phone and dialled a number: My number! At the other end, in my house, I heard an unknown voice Saying I wasn’t there. I know perfectly well where I am But I wondered whose head was on my pillow Who was browsing through my books, Who was looking at the pictures on my walls, Who was picking fruit in my garden… And I started thinking.
What does he dream about While resting on my pillow? Is he afraid to choke On the apples from my garden? Is he uncomfortable in my bed? What does he say when he hears Someone knocking at the door? What does he see in the pictures on my walls? My books – he doesn’t read, I know that God have mercy on him. And this is the way things are: I am not really here, And over there I am no more.
No. 13
(Macedonia) Macedonian folk song sung by Tanya Czarovska with simultaneous texts and choral accompaniment.
No. 14
(Algeria) Yemma poem by Samia Dahnaan
MEZZO SOPRANO: I remember you standing At the balcony waving You ask if I had a good day I pinch your pleated cheeks I laugh and say “Grandma, your face is like a dry fig” I kiss you You sit quietly, listening. I pour you a mint tea I look into your eyes I see a tear quietly drowning Your lips touch the edges of the cup For you Yemma I long For the mint tea you loved For the sea and jasmine plant I miss For the passion you had For the sadness you felt
The day I left you For the day I landed, For the grey that wrapped me all these years For the years passing by And my sight is blurred By the tears you shed And now I know My lips will never touch Your pleated cheeks For you, Yemma, who saved me For you Yemma, I hold a pen For you, I revel in a language You never spoke. And my sight is blurred By the tears you shed.
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Part V – Freedom No. 15
(Greece) Exile and Return extract from poem by Yannis Ritsos Stones, flayed stones all the way up. In the shallow water A fish jumps twice, three times. Ecstatic, grand orphanhood – freedom.
CHORUS: Tall eucalyptus with a broad moon A star trembles on the water The sky white, silver. No. 16
(Kurdistan) My Wish poem by Mohammad Khaki
TENOR/MEZZO SOPRANO: In my dreams I come to your tent Filling my shepherd’s basket with No. 17
(Angola) Daughter of the Desert poem by Antonio Joaquim Marques
BARITONE: Daughter of the desert I am the last bird of thunder Rider of storms in paths of wind Tonight I bring you the water font of desire Feel this my passionate pulse I have come to plant hope in your suffering heart In these vast landscapes of your sand I shall trap the scorpions of death I shall transform this land of fire dust Into life. CHORUS: Daughter of the desert I am the last bird of thunder Rider of storms in paths of wind Tonight I bring you the water font of desire BARITONE: Look how I plunge between the hemispheres
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Songs of mountain starlings. I make for you a bed of sweet violets My arms entwine you as honeysuckle.
Through the night of longing I have come to make of your dry lips The wet reflection of moonlight Here then are my flowers of freedom And my first calabash of rain CHORUS: Here then are my flowers of freedom And my first calabash of rain. MEZZO/TENOR/BARITONE: Now wipe away your tears my love And dance with me to the restless winds CHORUS: Now wipe away your tears my love And dance with me to the restless winds MEZZO/TENOR/BARITONE AND CHORUS: With harmony of dreams I shall pluck the fingerless cactus And when tomorrow comes Peace shall descend upon this land With my plumage of soothing breeze.
Epilogue No. 18
poem by Tony Harrison TENOR:
TENOR: The candle burns, but for how long? Loneliness, loss, exile grief May move the sufferer into song That like the candle’s bright but brief. (The multilingual voices of poets of many nationalities speaking “Exile has no frontiers” are heard once again on tape.)
The love moth seeks the flame that men Must light and light again. (The violin reprises the short, fragmented, fluttering phrases of the opening, and crescendos defiantly.)
Permission to reproduce Erich Fried’s It Has Happened is given by Calder Publications Ltd. Every attempt has been made to contact the copyright owners of texts for permission. The copyright of all texts and the music remains the property
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INSTRUMENTATION 2 Flutes (II doubling Piccolo) 2 Oboes 2 Clarinets (II doubling Bass Clarinet) 2 Bassoons 4 Horns 3 Trumpets 2 Trombones 1 Bass Trombone Tuba Timpani 2 Percussion: I 2 Log/Wood drums Marimba Chinese Cymbal Suspended Cymbal Bongos Snare Drum Bass Drum Tam-tam Piatti Triangle
II Bass Drum Tam-tam Chinese Cymbal Crotales Snare Drum Congas Suspended Cymbal Claves Marimba Hi-hat Triangle
Piano Solo Violin Strings Tape playback (available as CD or Minidisk) SATB Chorus Children’s Chorus Mezzo-soprano, tenor and baritone solos DURATION: 62 minutes Voices of Exile was commissioned by the Bournemouth Symphony Chorus and Poole Arts Centre with funds provided by Southern Arts, Poole Arts Trust and the John S. Cohen Foundation. It was first performed at the Poole Arts Centre on November 17th 2001 by the Bournemouth Symphony Chorus, the Dorset Youth Choir and the Kokoro Ensemble, conducted by Neville Creed. The soloists were Christine Botes, Robert Tear and Paul Whelan. The orchestral version was first performed at the Royal Festival Hall on April 20th 2005 by The Bach Choir and Philharmonia Orchestra. The soloists were Catherine Wyn-Rogers, Gregory Kunde and Gerald Finley and the conductor was David Hill. Score preparation by Sara Loewenthal.
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for my mother
Voices of Exile No. 1 - Prelude - Poetry After Auschwitz - Tony Harrison Tenor Solo and Chorus (After the Conductor and three Soloists have entered the hall, lights fade to semi-darkness. During Bar 1 the Tenor slowly, deliberately lights a candle placed on a stand at the front of the stage.)
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shan. These flames
These flames by which the heart's blood warmed
ff shan. These flames ff
3
fp
fp
ff
fp
3
ff
ef fer ve a
fp
ff
ff
fp
fp
ef fer ve a shan
à2
whole
fp
here
3
I leave
Ah nou
fp
Ah nou
fp
I,
mf
shan
mf
p
T.B.
mf
3
fp
shan
Solo Vln
fp
38
fp
whole
fp
fp
Tempo I (q =60)
ff
mf
fp
fp
ff
fp
Timp.
fp
Hn I & II
Tpt III
f
fp
Bsn I & II
Tpt I & II
f
fp
fp
Hn III & IV
f
fp
fp
Cl. I & II
ff
7
Fl. I & II 44
Ob. I
Cl. I & II
I.
à2
Bsn I & II Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tpt I
Tpt II & III
B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Perc. II B.D.
Ten. Solo
f
Are
Solo Vln 44
Vc.
Cb.
Are shreds of
T.B.
Vla
Are
Vln II
S.A.
Vln I
II.
f
f
Tbn. I & II
fie
fie
shreds of
fie
ry
f
shrouds
vic
Ah
shrouds
f
Ah
That wrapped round
ry
ry shrouds
mp
mp II.
mp
and trans
formed
These
mf
mil
mp
mp
mp
tims
mp
mp
shreds of
mf
mf
lions in to clouds.
Ah
Ah
mp
mf
mf
mf
mf
mp
mp
mp
mp
mp
8
Timp. 50
Perc. I Log/Wood
Perc. II B.D.
p
p
Solo Vln
mp
These seed ling
50
flames out
p
Tbn. I & II
p
Perc. II B.D.
Ten. Solo
to
u
nite
G.P.
p
p
pizz.
p pizz.
p
The Jews,
mf sost. pizz.
Cb.
meant
55
Vc.
p
flames
Solo Vln Vla
Timp. Perc. I Log/Wood
p
Tba
Re dee ming
p
B. Tbn.
p
Tpt I
the blaze
55
Hn III & IV
of
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
p
Bsn I & II
mp
p
Cb.
Ten. Solo
Vc.
6
the
gyp sies
and
the gays
6
mp
p
3
6
To Marimba
To Chinese Cymbal
the light.
G.P.
mp
3
mp 3
p
Whose sha dows seek
3
arco
3
3
p arco
p
3
3
3
3
segue No. 2
9
Part I - Memories of Home No. 2 - Bangladesh - Kamla Chaudhuri Alto
Chorus
q = 72
61
p
Bi
Tenor Tape
Bi sha kay
3
ke
tay
tay
a
73 Fl. I
run
S.
a
ri
run
Vc.
Cb.
73
Bi sha kay
a
run
ma
Bi
Bi
sha
kay
kay
3
shem
shou ke tay a
shem
kay
shem
shou
ma ri mo
sha
shou
ri
ri
run
mp
a
a
* Trans: In the month of Bishakh I am thinking of my lover and how much I am suffering for love.
sha
shen
ri
shou
ke
tay
ma
ma
mo
ma
a
ma
ri
mo
mo
ke
run
a
run
ma
shou
ke
run
mo
ri
tay
mp
a
mp
a
(Tape continues with multilingual text to bar 89)
ri
shem
mo
ri
kay
mo
a
run
mo
mp
shem
kay
mp
mo
Tape
sha
tay
B.
sha
mp
T.
ma
mp
A.
mp
ma
Bi
mp
mp
Cl. II
shem shou ke tay a run ma ri mo
T. ke
Cl. I
p
mp
shou
Fl. II
Tape
Bi
A.
T 1 TAPE (Simplified for guide purposes only)
69 Fl. I
S.
10
79 Fl. I
Fl. II
Ob. II
Cl. I
Cl. II
B.
ma
Cb.
ma
ma
ri
mo
ri
cresc. poco a poco
run
ma
ri
Vln I 83
mo
a
a
ri
run
mo
ri
a
run
a
ma
ma
ri
ma
ri
ma
run
a
mo
ma
ri
p
ri
ri
mo
mo
ma
ri
ma
ma
a
cresc. poco a poco
a
cresc. poco a poco
run
mp
T. B.
a
cresc. poco a poco mo
mo
cresc. poco a poco
ri
mo
cresc. poco a poco
run
Cb.
Vc.
A.
Cl. I
To Piccolo
Ob. II
S.
Ob. I
cresc. poco a poco
83 Fl. I
Cl. II
a
a
T.
79
run
A.
mp cresc. poco a poco
S.
Vc.
run
run
11
Fl. I 87
cresc.
Ob. I
Perc. II Chin. Cym.
cresc.
cresc.
a
cresc.
a
cresc.
B. a
ma
ma
f
f
ri
a
ma
To Crotales
f
f
Ah
ri
f
ri
ri
ri
TAPE OFF
f
Pno
Vln I 87
Allegro q =120
div.
cresc.
Vln II
Vc.
mp
cresc.
Cb.
mp
f
ma
To B. Cl.
run
a
mo
ma
cresc. run
Tape
S.
T.
A.
cresc.
Cl. II
f
f
cresc.
Cl. I
f
cresc.
Ob. II
Allegro q =120
cresc.
segue No. 3
12
No. 3 - Tibet - Tsering Gonpo
Beat in 4
Allegro q =120
Flute I 91
Piccolo
Oboe I
Baritone Solo and Children's Chorus
Bassoon II
Horn I & II
Horn III & IV
Trombone I & II
Bass Trombone
Tuba
mf
p
mf Bass Clarinet
p
mf
mf
Clarinet I
p
p
mf
mp
p
p
Percussion II Crotales
mp
Baritone Solo
Crotales
p
p
mf
Marimba
Percussion I Marimba
p
The
crim
mf (warm)
son
o
pal
moun
mp
tains
crown
the
Mel
ting
3 pink and white
Piano
mf
mp
pizz. pizz. Violin I
(arco)
Allegro q =120
91
mf col legno battuto
mf col legno battuto
pizz.
mf col legno battuto
pizz.
mf col legno battuto
Contrabass
p
col legno battuto
pizz.
Violoncello
p
col legno battuto
pizz.
Viola
p
col legno battuto
pizz.
Violin II
pizz.
arco
mp
p
col legno battuto
pizz.
mp
arco
13
Fl. I
Ob. I
Cl. I
96
Picc.
B. Cl.
Bsn II
mf
Hn I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
Hn III & IV
Tbn. I & II
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Crot.
Bar. Solo
of
Vln I 96
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
froth
Pno
lea
ping
mp
mp
gla
mf
ciers.
arco
fp
fp
pizz.
mp
p
mp
mp
14
Fl. I
102
Picc.
Ob. I
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
mf
mf
mf
mf
mf
mf warm
mf warm
mf warm
mf warm
Perc. II Crot. Bar. Solo
mf
Vln I
fp
fp
Pno
102
Tam-tam
To Crotales
fp
Cb.
p
p
p
p
mf
mf
f
mp
mf col legno battuto
pizz. col legno battuto
arco
pizz.
mf col legno battuto
pizz.
Vc.
p
mf
pizz.
f
Vla
p
mp
arco
Vln II
I
mf warm Perc. I Mar.
mf
arco
f
mp
f
mf col legno battuto arco
pizz.
pizz.
col legno battuto
pizz.
col legno battuto
pizz.
mf col legno battuto pizz.
mf
arco
col legno battuto
15
Fl. I
p
108
p
Picc.
p
Ob. I
Cl. I
p
B. Cl.
Bsn II
mp
p
Perc. I Mar.
mp
Bar. Solo ska
ted
on
the e
na mel
lakes,
I
drew
a
thou
sand
scra
tches
in
the
ice.
f
I
Pno
Vln I
108
p
Vln II
p
Vla
p
Vc.
p pizz. Cb. mp
16
Fl. I Picc.
Ob. I
113
mf
mf
Bsn I & II
mf
Hn I & II
mf
mf
Cl. I
mf
Hn III & IV
Tbn. I & II
con sord.
p
Perc. II Crot.
Bar. Solo
Child. Ch. Pno
Vln I 113
Vln II
gazed
at
the
star
em
broi
f
Cb.
f
L.V.
To Chinese Cymbal
f
ska
arco
arco
arco
mf
ted
on
the
e
mf
sky.
dered
f
Vc.
mf
f
mp
I
f
mp
Crotales
f
Vla
mp
mf
Perc. I Mar.
mp
mf
Tba
mf
B. Tbn.
mp
mp
mf
Tpt I & II
mp
mp
arco
mp
mp
mp
17
Fl. I
117
Picc.
Ob. II
Cl. I
mf
mf
mf
mf
Hn III & IV
Tpt I & II
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
mf
B. Tbn.
Tba
Tbn. I & II
Perc. II Chin. Cym.
Chinese Cymbal
Child. Ch. na
mel
lakes
I
drew
a
thou
sand
scra
tches
in
the
ice.
p
ff
I
Vln I
Pno
117
Vln II
Vc.
mf
mf
Vla
Cb.
18
Fl. I
121
f
Picc.
f
Ob. I
f
Ob. II
f
Cl. I
f
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
Hn III
Tpt III
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
f
mf warm
mf
I. senza sord.
mf
con sord.
mf warm
mf warm
mf warm
Perc. I Mar.
mf
mf warm
Tpt I & II
f
f
Child. Ch.
at
the
star
em
gazed
Pno
Vln I 121
Vln II
f div.
broi
dered
f
Vc.
Cb.
f
f
sky.
f
Vla
19
126 Fl. I
Picc.
Ob. I
Ob. II
Cl. I
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn III
Tpt I & II
Perc. I Mar.
solo
mp
mp
126 Vln I
Vln II
Vla
p
p
mf
Red
was
the
star
of
the
mp
Vc.
Pno
p
Bar. Solo
p
mp
p
mp
p
p
mf
p
pizz. p pizz. p
pizz. p
pizz.
p
20 131 Fl. I
Picc.
Ob. I
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Bsn II
mp
Hn III & IV
mp
Tbn. I & II
mp
B. Tbn.
mp
Tba
mp
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Crot.
gend
of
the
3
arco
Cb. mp
arco
3
mp pizz.
Yes, they played the wolf.
f
crow and the wolf.
To Snare Drum
mp
131
Vc.
Vla
à2
le
Vln II
à2
Bar. Solo
Vln I
mp
Pno
mp
Hn I & II
mf
pizz.
mp
mp arco
21
Fl. I
Ob. I
Cl. I
137
Picc.
mf
mf
mf
mf Bsn I
Hn II
mp
f
Tbn. II
B. Tbn.
Tba
f
mp
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II S. D.
f
Snare Drum
3
mf
3
mp (quasi lontano)
Pno
mf
mf
mp
f
mf
mp
f
mf
mp
f
mf
mp
Hn IV
3
To Congas
mp
Vln I
137
mp
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
mp
mp
f
mf
f
mf
22
Fl. I
143
Picc.
Ob. I
Cl. I
Perc. I Mar.
Vla
Cl. I
Perc. I Mar.
p
p
mp
Yes,
they
stole
my
home
p
p
p
And
my
heart
I
bear
an
i
cy
an
f
patch.
p
Vln I
Vc.
146
Vla
in
Vln II
Bar. Solo
Pno
146 Fl. I
Ob. I
Vc.
Picc.
p
mp
143 Vln I
Vln II
p
Bar. Solo
Pno
23
Fl. I Picc.
Ob. I
149
mf
mf
B. Cl.
mf
Bsn I & II
Tba
mf
Vln I
mf
i
cy
patch,
an
i
cy
patch.
f
149
Vln II
Bar. Solo
Pno
mf
Perc. I Mar.
mf
B. Tbn.
mf
Tbn. I & II
mf
Hn III & IV
mf
Hn I & II
mf
mf
Cl. I
f
f
Vla
f
arco
Vc.
mf
Cb.
mf
24
Fl. I 152
Ob. I
Ob. II
Tpt I
mp
con sord.
Tpt III
mp
Tbn. II
f Child. Ch.
Yes,
Pno
mp
Perc. I Mar.
mp
Tba
mp
B. Tbn.
they
Vln I
152
mp
stole
my
home
f
f
mp
And
in
my
heart
I
bear
an
i cy patch
f
arco
arco
sfp
sfp
and
mp
Vln II
mf
Bsn I & II
mf
mf
pizz. div.
Vc.
Cb.
mp
mp
sf
25 157 Fl. I
Picc.
Ob. I
Cl. I
mf
To Cl. II
mp
Hn III & IV
mf
mp
Tpt I
mp
Perc. I Mar.
Bar. Solo
in
157
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
mp
mf
Red
was
the
le
my
heart
I
bear
an
i
f
cy
patch
p sub. div.
f arco
p sub. div.
f
p sub.
unis.
gend
of
the
crow
and
the
wolf.
mf
Yes
mf
mp
mf
mp
arco div.
Vln I
mf
Pno
Child. Ch.
mf
mp
mp
mf
mp B. Tbn.
con sord.
mf
Tbn. I & II
mf
Tpt III
Cb.
mp
Tba
p
p
mp
Hn I & II
p
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II
mf
p sub.
they
26 163 Fl. I
Picc.
Ob. I
Cl. I
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
Tpt I
Tpt III
Tbn. II
B. Tbn.
Vln II
Vla
p
p
p
And
in
my
heart
I
bear
an
i
mp
my
Vc.
Cb.
patch.
mp
They
played
the
wolf,
They
mp
div.
mp
cy
home.
mp
mp
mp
mp
163 Vln I
Pno
stole
p
p
Bar. Solo
p
Perc. I Mar.
Child. Ch.
Hn III & IV
Tba
mp
27
168 Fl. I
Picc.
Ob. I
Cl. I
Tpt I
Tpt III
Perc. I Mar.
Child. Ch.
my
Poco meno mosso 173
Bsn I
p
rall.
To Fl. II
To Log/Wood Drums
rall.
pp
3
p
pp
pp
Cb.
pp
senza sord.
home
Vc.
168 Vln I
Vla
Vln II
senza sord.
stole
Pno
segue No. 4
28
No. 4 - Zaire - Mabiala Molu 178
Flute I & II
Allegro vivace q = 120
Oboe I & II
Clarinet I & II
3
Chorus
(Fl. II)
3
mf
f
3
mp
Bassoon I
Horn I & II
Horn III & IV
f
mf
ff
mf
Trombone I
Timpani hard sticks
p
Percussion I 2 Log/Wood Drums
Percussion II Congas
Violin I 178
ff
con sord.
mp
f
3
3
Allegro vivace q = 120
Viola
mf
3
3
mf
f
f
f
3
mf 3
Violoncello
f
mp
p staccato
mf
Violin II
mp
Piano
sf
mp ritmico e staccato
Contrabass
mp ritmico e staccato
29
Ob. I
183
Ob. II
Cl. I
f
mf
f
f
open Hn I & II
mf
f open
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Log/Wood
Perc. II Congas
I senza sord.
f
Vln I f marcato 183
f marcato
Cb.
f
ff
f
ff
f
f
ff
3
3
To Marimba 3
f
f
f
3
ff
3
3
f
f
ff
div.
f
ff
div.
f marcato
f
f marcato
ff
f
f
f marcato
Vc.
f
Vla
Vln II
Pno
ff
f marcato
B. Tbn.
f
ff
( senza sord.)
f marcato
(senza sord.)
Tbn. I & II
3
f
Tpt III
ff
3
f
f
Tpt I & II
3
f
Hn III & IV
Bsn II
f
Bsn I
f
ff
f
f
3
3
f 3
30
Ob. I & II 187
Bsn II
Timp.
à2
f marcato
f
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
S.A. T.B.
Vln I 187
Vln II
Vc.
pizz.
Cb.
f rhythmic, vibrant
Oh
Kin
the
f rhythmic, vibrant
Kin
the
f
ti ful
Beau
Beau
f
rhythmic
rhythmic
ti
190
Cl. I & II
Bsn II
S.A.
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
town
T.B.
town
Vln I
190
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
lea
lea
f
ders,
the
Bold
Bold
O
Kin,
the
O
Kin,
the
co
Kin,
ted
ve
ted
play
play
the
ve
co
the
Kin,
O
O
light
light
the
Kin,
of
of
ders,
Kin,
Pno
of
of
f
f
Ob. I & II
(normal sticks)
ful
Oh
Pno
mf
ground
ground
of
of
To Chinese Cymbal
Fl. I & II 193
fp
Ob. I & II
Bsn II
Hn I & II
open
fp
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Chin. Cym.
Perc. II Congas
Cb.
ff
f
To Marimba
sim.
p
ff Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa
ra cles
f
Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa ff
ff
ff
ff
f
ff
Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa
arco
ff
Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa
f
Kin sha sa
ff
ff
ff
ff
Vc.
f
f
f
ff
ff
f
Vla
T.B. mi ra cles
Vln II
ff
S.A. mi
193
Cymbal Chinese
Vln I
Pno
31
fp
ff
Tpt I, II & III
fp open
Hn III & IV
ff
fp
fp
ff
Bsn I
ff
fp
Cl. I & II
For
32
Ob. I
ff
198
Cl. I & II
Bsn I
Hn I & II
mf
Hn III & IV
Tpt I
Tbn. I
mf marcato
B. Tbn.
mf
ff
Marimba
mf
Perc. II Congas
S.A.
you
Blacks
and
Whites
f
you,
made
war.
mf marcato
f
f
To Log/Wood Drums
3
f
3
f
div.
Cb.
198
Vc.
con sord.
Vln I
Vla
E bo ny Prin cess, cast your spell on them
mf
Vln II
f
Pno
ff
Improvise
And
T.B.
3
con sord.
f
Perc. I Mar.
f
ff
3
mf marcato
mf marcato
33
Fl. I 203
Fl. II
ff
ff
I.
Cl. I & II
Bsn I
Ob. I & II
ff
ff
mf
à 2
Tpt III
Tbn. I
sf
B. Tbn.
Perc. I Log/Wood Perc. II Congas
3
3
3
IV
203
Vln II
Vla
f
mf
Improvise mf
ff
Cb.
ff
to
suc cumb
3
ff
Who
not
3
3 3 3 3 3
3
3 3 3 3 3
3
3
pizz.
f
3
3
pizz.
mf
3
did
f
your charms?
mf
3
not
3
3
did
3
3
3
3
3
sing
your prai
sing
your prai
ses?
ses?
3
3
3
3 3
3
3
3
3
f
3
mf
not
mf
did
3 3 3 3
Vc.
To Marimba
f
f
ff
ff
Who
Vln I
mf
3 3
Who
T.B.
3
3
II
Log/Wood Drums
S.A.
f
f
f
à 2
Tpt I
f
Hn I & II Hn III & IV
mf
f
3 3 3 3 3
34
Fl. I & II
208
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
3
à2 Hn I & II
II
ff
Hn III & IV
f
f
f
f
I senza sord.
Tpt I & II
f
IV
f
f
ff
3 3 3
3
p
Bsn I & II
II. f
f
Tpt III
f
Tbn. I & II f
hard sticks
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
f
S.A.
T.B.
Improvise
208
can
for get
3
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
mf
mf 3 pizz.
mf
Where
3
Where girls andwomen bust led, f
f
f
f
3
arco
f
3
3
Your live ly lanes,
mf
your maze of streets?
mf
Who
Vln I Vln II
3
f
35 214 Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Bsn I & II
f
Hn I & II
à2
f
gliss. gliss.
ff
Tpt I & II
Tpt III
Tbn. I
Timp.
Perc. II Congas
f
f
f
And gai ly
they
And gai ly they sang,
f
sang,
breasts in the
breasts in the air
gai ly they sang air
gai ly
they
they
sang.
ff
sang.
ff
f
ff
f
f
f
B. Tbn. senza sord.
214
Cb.
f
gliss. gliss.
f
f
Vln I
Vc.
Vla
ff
Vln II
Pno
S.A. girls and wo men bust led, T.B.
Perc. I Mar.
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tba
Hn III & IV
f
f
f arco
f
36
Cl. I 220
mf leggiero Bsn I
mf leggiero
Bsn II
solo
Perc. I Mar.
mf
T.B.
pizz. Cb.
220
mf
mf
Who
can
for
get
your
be
ved
roads
lo
mf
Fl. I 226
mf leggiero
Fl. II
Cl. I
Bsn I
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
T.B.
226
Vln I
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
fp
pizz.
f
Who can for
fp
gered,
mf
get
mf
swag
Where men
mf
mf
mf
mf
mf
arco
mf
mf
your en chan ting roads, Your sun ny roads, Where
mf
mf
mf
mf
37
Ob. I & II 233
Cl. I
Bsn I
Tpt I
Tpt II
con sord.
mp
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
mp
mf
T.B.
Vln I
Vln II
Vla
mu
mf
Vc.
Fl. I & II 236
si
solo
f espr.
strolled,
cians
mf
mf
mf
mf div.
street
233
stopped Hn III & IV
f
I. Cl. I & II
Ob. I & II
stopped Hn I & II mp
Hn III & IV
mf
Tpt I
III (con sord.)
Tpt II & III mf Perc. I Mar.
Vln I
Perc. II Congas
236
Vln II
Vla
f
f
f
38
Fl. I & II 241
Ob. I & II
mf
mf
mf
Bsn I & II
mf
Hn II
Hn IV
Tpt II
Tbn. I
S.A.
mf
mf
mf
mf
Fl. I & II 247
p
Ob. I & II
mf
mf open
p
Cl. I & II p Bsn I & II
mf
sost.
Your
beau
mf
sost.
ti
ti
beau
ful
a
ve
nues
peo
ther
peo
Where
the
o
ple
ple
Hn III & IV
III
Tbn. II S.A.
rich
grew
rich
beau
T.B.
beau
ti
ti
Your
p
Your
con sord.
mp
p p
p
p
p con sord.
Tpt I
mp
p
I
grew
p
Hn I & II
ther
o
p
the
mp
Where
p
mf
p
p
a ve nues
ful
Your
pizz.
Cb.
mf
241
Vc.
Vln I
Vla
mf
T.B.
Vln II
open
senza sord.
mf
Cl. I & II
ful
ful
a
a
ve
ve
nues
nues
Where
o
Where
o
ther
peo
ther
peo
ple
got
ple
got
rich
rich
39
Fl. I 251
Cl. I
mf
Bsn II
mf
Perc. I Mar.
mf
S.A.
mf
251
Vc.
Cb.
Ob. I & II 257
Hn II
Hn IV
con sord.
mp
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
p
p
pizz. Vln I 257
mp
mp
the bamb bou la the bamb bou la
From
the
From
the
mp pizz.
mp
Mere
they
they
f
3
mf
mf
can
can
for
for
get
get
Where
once
Where
once
they
p
they
they
pizz.
pizz.
mf
they
danced
the bam
bou la, they
danced
the bam
bou la,
they
mf pizz.
mf
3
mf
p
the bamb bou la, the bamb bou la,
danced
roads
mf
your
roads
your
danced
f
arco
f 3 arco
arco
mp
Mere
mp pizz.
Mai son Mai son
pizz.
Cb.
p
danced
Vc.
mf
danced T.B.
Vla
S.A.
Vln II
p
con sord.
con sord.
Tpt I & II Timp.
Who
mf
(pizz.)
mf
Who
T.B.
40
261 Fl. I & II
Bsn I & II
II ff
f
Ob. I & II
f
Cl. I & II
f
f
à2 ff
Hn I & II
(con sord.)
ff (con sord.)
Hn III & IV
ff
Tpt I & II
f
Tpt III
con sord. ff
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
ff
I
f
mf
f
f
danced
bou
the bam
the bam
la.
bou la.
From
the
From
the
f
arco
Vln I 261
arco
f
f arco
Vla
danced
Vln II
S.A.
Pno
f
T.B.
con sord.
Timp.
f
B. Tbn.
ff
I & II con sord.
Tbn. I & II
ff
f
arco Vc. f
Mai son Mere to the Con go Bar, Mai son Mere to the Con go Bar,
from
the
From
the
ff
Mai son Mere to the Mai son Mere to the
ff
go
Con
Con
go
Bar,
They danced
the
Bar,
They danced
the
ff
41
Fl. I & II
266
ff
Ob. I & II
ff
Cl. I & II
ff
Bsn I & II
Tpt I & II
Tpt III
fff
(con sord.)
ff
ff
ff
ff
dence dence
Cha cha Cha cha
266
Chinese Cymbal
mp
To Congas
f
ff
ff
To Chinese Cymbal
Vc.
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
5
Vln I
Vla
S.A. In de pen T.B. In de pen
Vln II
Timp.
Pno
Tbn. I & II
Perc. II Congas
5
ff
ff
Perc. I Mar.
fff
Hn III & IV
ff
Hn I & II
ff
ff
ff
f
gliss.
ff
42
271
Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
f
f
f
Bsn I
f
Bsn II
f
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tbn. I & II
Timp.
Perc. II Congas
senza sord.
ff senza sord.
f senza sord.
f
f
f
senza sord.
f
senza sord.
f
f
Pno
S.A.
T.B.
B. Tbn.
III
Tpt I, II & III
Tba
f
Congas
Improvise on this pattern
ff Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa
Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa Kin sha sa Kin Kin sha sa Kin sha sa Kin ff
Kin
sha
sa
ff
Vln I
271
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
f
f
f
f
Cb.
f
43
Cl. I & II 276
mf
Bsn I
mf
Bsn II
Hn I & II
mf
O Kin
f
O Kin
mp
Vln I 276
mf
mf
mf
the Beau ti ful the Beau
ti ful
Kin,
the Bold
Kin,
the Bold
O Kin,
O Kin,
ve ted
the co
the co
ve
town of
ted
town of
lea
lea
ders, ders,
of
of
light
light
mf
mf
Vc.
mf
Vla
mf
Vln II
mf
f S.A.
Pno
Perc. I Mar.
Cb.
B. Tbn.
T.B.
Tbn. II
Perc. II Congas
Tbn. I
Timp.
mf
Hn III & IV
Tba
mf
44
281 Fl. I & II
f
Ob. I & II
f
Bsn I & II
f
Hn I & II
ff
Hn III & IV
Tba
Timp.
S.A.
à2
à2
à2
à2
mf
Kin
Kin
Vln I
To Bass Drum
f
Beau ti ful
the
the
Beau
ti ful
O
Kin
O
Kin
the
Bold.
play
the
Bold.
play
ground
of
ground
mi
of
mi
ra cles ra
Vc.
cles
Vla
f
281
f
To Sus. Cym.
O
Cb.
à2
Vln II
Pno
O
T.B.
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
ff
Tbn. I
f
Cl. I & II
Più mosso h = 84
Fl. I & II 285
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
Ob. I & II
Bsn I & II
ff
Tba
ff
ff
campana in aria
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
S.A.
ff
Pno
Vln I
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
B.D.
ff
ff ff
Cry
O
Beau
O
Beau
ff
ff
ff
Sus. Cym.
ff
ti ful Wi 3 3
ti
ful
Wi
dow,
ff
ff
ff
ff
Cry
dow,
Cry
ff
ff
ff
for
your
for
ff
3
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
p
ff
ff
ff
Più mosso h = 84
285
Cry
T.B.
ff
ff
campana in aria
ff
Timp. Perc. I B.D.
ff
B. Tbn.
Tbn. I & II
ff
ff
Tpt I, II & III
Hn III & IV
45
your
ff
ff
46
292 Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
Tpt I, II & III
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Timp.
Hn III & IV
Tba
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
fp
he
Vln I 292
Vln II
roes
ff
ff
ord.
ff à2
ff ord.
ff
ff
ff
ff
To Log/Wood Drums
ff To Tam-tam
To Bass Drum
ff
Cry
ff
Cry T2
(The voice of Osman Dugleh from Somalia)
roes
Vc.
Vla
ff
fp
Cb.
Pno
ff
Fl. II to Piccolo
mf
he
Tape
fp
ff
ff
S.A.
Perc. I B.D.
T.B.
Cl. II
Hn I & II
Cl. I
Bsn I & II
senza rall.
senza rall.
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
O
segue No. 5
47
Part II - Journeys No. 5 - Somalia - Abdirahman Mireh Tenor Solo
Timpani 297
Percussion I 2 Log/Wood Drums
Percussion II Bass Drum
Andante q = 84 senza misura
Violoncello 297
p 3 3 3 3
3
3
Andante q = 84 senza misura
p sub.
Contrabass
p sub.
Timp.
Perc. I Log/Wood
Perc. II B.D. Tape
Cb.
Più mosso q = 96 ca
p
p
Ten. Solo
Vc. 299
Cb.
3
Perc. I Log/Wood
Tape
3
Timp.
Perc. II B.D.
p
3 3
p
Tba
3
298 3
con sord.
Tbn. I
3
3
298
299 Hn II
Hn IV
3
Vc.
p
p (Voice)
Tape
3
3
3
3
3
3
And
as
we
walked
We
crossed
The
Go
f freely
3
lis
ran
p
3
3
3
ges
Fea
Più mosso q = 96 ca
3
ring
the
Hn II
48
303
Hn IV
Tbn. I
Tba
mp
mp
sf
Timp.
Perc. I Log/Wood Perc. II B.D.
Ten. Solo
Vc.
303
Cb.
p
sol
diers 3
Who
killed
my
ca
Cb.
3
nic
Tpt III
Tbn. I
rocks
Shar
per
than
but
3
We
walked
by
night
3
3
chers'
knives
our
feet
blee
3
stum
3
ding
bling
3
On
vol
solo
mp
p
mf
We
had
to
3
3
walk
con sord.
p con sord.
senza sord.
p
mp
mp
3 mf
p
p
3
p
mf
p
mp
I
touched
a
stone
with
my
lips
Meno mosso q = 66
312
Cb.
3 Perc. II B.D.
Vc.
f
Ten. Solo
f
3
Meno mosso q = 66
3
Perc. I Log/Wood
Tba Timp.
312
Tpt I & II
f
p
p
p
ter
308
Vc.
p
3
308
Ten. Solo
sis
Tba
Perc. II B.D.
3
As
I
49
Fl. I
318
Picc.
Hn II
Hn IV
Tpt I & II
Tbn. I
p To Fl. II
p
stopped
p
stopped
p
p
Tpt III
p
p
It
helped
Timp. Ten. Solo
fell
Vc.
The
moon
did
318
Cb.
n't
shine
us
Tpt I & II
322
Tpt III
Tbn. I
Tba
Perc. I Log/Wood
Perc. II B.D.
Vc.
mf
p
pp
3
To Sus. Cym.
3
To Claves
3
p
322
Cb.
pp
slow gliss.
mp
pp
p
p
p
Timp.
segue No. 6
50
No. 6 - Tibet - Tsering Gonpo Baritone Solo
Violin I
p
Violin II
warm
warm
warm
warm
warm p
Violoncello
p
Contrabass
p
Fl. I
Perc. II Claves
Vla
Cb.
mf
p
2nd time only
mf
p
mp
mp
mp
p
mf (warm)
Loo
Vln I
king
at
the
Is
the
Cb.
p
pizz.
p
p
win
ding
paths
p
335
Vc.
p
Vla
(Claves)
335
Vln II
mp
Bsn II
Bar. Solo
331 Vln II
2nd time only
331
(Tape - Tibetan Speech)
p
Viola
T3
Andante q. = 56
326
of
town
tier
p
fron
51
339
Fl. I
Cl. I
mp
Bsn II
Bar. Solo
N
Vla
ga
re...
339
Vc.
Cb.
poco rall.
poco rall.
A tempo
342
Hn I
p
Tba
con sord.
Bar. Solo
p
p
342
A tempo
can
I
slip
a
How
Vln I
way
like
this?
p
Vln II
p
Vla
p
Vc.
p
Cb.
arco
p
52
Fl. I 346
Hn I
Vln I
346
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
Vln II
mf
mp
Tba
350
Fl. II
mp
Ob. I
p
Cl. II
Bsn I
mp
pizz. Cb. 350
p
Be
mp
mp
mp
mp
Bar. Solo
mp
Tba
p
Hn I
p
p
Bsn II
Fl. I
mp
hind
my
horse
Is
a
stem
mf
of blos som.
Be
53 355 Fl. I
Ob. I
mp
Ob. II
Hn I
Hn II
Hn III
mp
mp
con sord.
senza sord.
mf
mf
mf
mf
mf
mp
mf
mf
mf
Vln I 355
him
stand
f
bra
cing
mp
mp
snow
fields....
mf
f
mf
I
f
mp sub.
mp sub.
pizz.
mp sub.
mp sub.
To Tam-tam
f
f
f
As
arco
p
f
mf
f
mf
Cb.
mf
open
fore
Vc.
mf
mf
Bar. Solo
Vla
(con sord.)
Vln II
mp
Perc. II Claves
mf
mp
Tba
senza sord.
B. Tbn.
mp
Tbn. I
mp
Tpt II
mp
Tpt I
mp
mp open
Hn IV
mf
mp
Bsn II
mp
Bsn I
54 361 Fl. I & II
Bar. Solo
pass
the
bor
361
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
Fl. I & II 365
mf
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tpt I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
Bar. Solo Vln I 365
mf
mf (senza sord.)
mf
rit.
mf
mf
mf f
How
f arco
Cb.
f
Vc.
mp
f
can
I
bear
f
Vla
fuge
f
Vln II
re
mf Tbn. I
der
mf
mf
Bsn I & II
to
look
rit.
55
Fl. I 369
Fl. II
f
p
p
p
fp
Bar. Solo
p
fp
Tba
p
p
fp
B. Tbn.
p
p
fp
Tbn. I & II
fp
Hn III & IV
fp
Hn I & II
fp
Bsn I & II
fp
Cl. I & II
p
back?
Vln I 369
fp
Vln II
fp
Vla
fp
Vc.
fp
Cb.
fp
fp
fp
fp
fp
fp
segue No. 7
56
No. 7 - Austria - Erich Fried
Soprano Alto
Chorus and Children's Chorus
Passacaglia q =72
374
mp marcato
It
Tenor Bass
hap
mp marcato
It
has
hap
Passacaglia q =72
pened
pened
on
hap
it
goes
on
hap
it
and
and
goes
pen
pen
ing
ing
Violoncello
pizz.
374
Contrabass
has
mp pizz. mp
376 Fl. I
mp
mp
Bsn I
Cl. I & II
mp
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tba
Child. Ch.
hap
Vln I 376
mp
will
and
will
p
mp
mp
f
pen a gain
if
no
if
no
thing
hap
thing
hap
pens
to stop it
p
fp
know
no
It has hap
thing
be
cause
they are too
to stop it
pens
The in no cent f
f
T.B.
Cb.
hap pen a gain
Vc.
mp
Vln II
senza sord.
S.A.
(open)
B. Tbn.
and
(open)
Tbn. I & II
mp
mp
fp
Ob. I
Bsn II
fp
pened
and it
mp
on hap
pen ing
senza cresc. and will
mp
goes
57
380 Fl. I
Cl. I
Hn I & II
Child. Ch.
mp
mp
mp
f
f
and the guil ty f
know
if
no thing hap pens to stop it.
a gain
Vc.
Cb.
mf
that is why no thing hap pens to stop it
to stop it
f
that is why no thing hap pens
no thing be cause they are too guil ty that is why no thing hap pens to stop it
f
f
Vla
that is why no thing hap pens to stop it
f
Vln II
p
hap pen
in no cent
f
mp
IV
f
mp
380 Vln I
f
A.
II
mp
S.
T.B.
mp
B. Tbn.
Timp.
Tbn. I
Tba
mf
Hn III & IV
Bsn I
Bsn II
f
f
58 386 Fl. I
Ob. I
mf
T.B.
do
mf
rich
do not no tice be cause they are too rich
arco
mf Altos
the
mf
mf
mf
stu
pid
shrug
shoul
ders
be cause
mf
they
are
arco
mf
too
stu
shrug
their
shoul
pid
ver
and the cle
ders
be
cause
they
are
mf
Cb.
their
392
Vc.
Vla
Vln II
S.
Vln I
not no tice be cause they are too poor
A.
mf
Hn II
mf
392 Cl. I
mf
Vc.
Bsn II
And the
Bsn I
386 Vln I
mf
The poor
Vla
mf
mf S.A.
Vln II
Cl. I
Bsn I
mf
too
59
396 Fl. I
I.
f
Cl. I
Bsn II
Tpt I, II & III
Tbn. I & II
f
f
f
f
f
mf à2
mf I
mf
à2
mf f
Col. Altos
f
hap pens
hap pens
no thing
that is why
no thing
that is why
no thing
f
f
f
f
to stop it
to stop it
hap pens
to stop it
and
and
that is why it has
that is why it has
that is why it has
the
hap pened
f
hap pened
and
hap pened
f
mf
f
Cb.
Vc.
396 Vln I
Vla
that is why
(Sops.)
Vln II
f
T.B.
à2
cle ver
II & III
Child. Ch. S.A.
f
f
Tba
f B. Tbn.
f
Hn III & IV
f
(II)
Hn I & II
f
f
Bsn I
f
Ob. I & II
f
f
f
f
60 402 Fl. I
Ob. I
3 3 Cl. I
Hn I
3
not
care
be
Vc.
f
cause
they
are
too
young
f
the
do
not
old
mf
why
no
why
no
mp
mp
mp
f
mp
mp
Basses
care
be
cause
they
are
too
old
Col. Tenors
mf
is
thing
thing
hap
hap
pens
pens
arco
mp
and
to
to
mp
mp
is
p
that
p
mp
pizz.
Cb.
3
3
3
3
and
406 Vln I
Vla
that
Vln II
3
Tbn. II
T.B.
3
Cl. I
Child. Ch./ S.A.
406 Fl. I
B. Tbn.
3
Vln II
Hn I
3
402
Bsn II
do
B.
young
Vc.
3
Child. Ch.
Vln I
stop
stop
it
it
that is why
and
that is why
it
it
has
has
61 410 Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
Bsn I
f
f
f Bsn II
mf
I. Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
IV
Tpt I
f f
Timp.
Child. Ch./ S.A.
hap
Vc.
f
pened pened
and
and
goes on
hap pen ing and will hap pen a gain
goes on hap
pen ing
and will hap
f
pen
a
gain
f
f
mf
mf
f
has hap pened and it
f
It
mf
mf
f
Cb.
f
mf
mf
f
410 Vln I
Vla
mf
mf
T.B.
Vln II
f
mf
mf
hap
Pno
mf
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tba
mf
mf
Tbn. I
mf
Tpt II & III
mf
mf
f
f
f
f
mf
pizz.
f pizz.
f
62
Ob. I & II
415
Cl. I
f
à2
Bsn I & II
Hn II
f
Cl. II
f
f
f
mf
Tpt II
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
B. Tbn.
Timp.
S.A.
B.
goes on hap
Vln I
f
pen ing
and will
hap
and will
hap
has hap
pen
a
mf
pen
a
pened
and it goes
on
if
not thing hap
gain
if
and will hap
pens to stop it
not thing hap
pens
pen
a
if
The in no cent
know
The in
gain
to stop it
no cent
f
f
f
Cb.
hap pen ing
Vc.
gain
415
Vla
mp
Vln II
goes on hap pen ing
Pno
It
T.
con sord.
mf
63
Fl. I & II 419
I
f
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
do
not
no
and the rich
do
not
Bsn I & II Hn II
Tbn. I
Tpt II
f
con sord.
mf
B. Tbn.
Tba
S.
no
no
B.
Pno
419 Vln I
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
thing
hap
thing
hap
pens
to
stop it
pens
to
know
no
thing
ty
know
no
thing
thing
poor
do
It
has
hap
not
no
pened
tice
tice
and the rich
do
goes
on
hap
pen ing
not
no
and it
tice
and will
f
poor
The
no
The
stop it
and the guil
Vln II
mf
no thing
T.
A.
arco f
64
Fl. I & II 422
Ob. I & II
Hn III & IV
no tice
T.
Vc.
Cb.
has
pid shrug their
and it goes
if
no
shrug
their shoul
ver shrug
ff
ff
ders
and the cle ver shrug
and will hap
pen
that is why
a
gain
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
hap pens
to stop it
if
no thing hap pens to stop it
It has
ff
It has
ff
It has
ff no thing happens to stop it It has
if
ff
their shoul ders
a gain
ff
It has
no thing
and will hap pen
ff
their shoul ders
to stop it
ff
ff
ff
pid
hap pens
and the cle
ff
senza sord.
on hap pen ing
thing
f
shoul ders
hap pened
the stu
It
Vla
the stu
Vln II
422 Vln I
B. hap pen a gain Pno
A.
S.
II
Tba Child. Ch.
B. Tbn.
IV
II
I
Tbn. I & II
II
f
Tpt I & II
I
Bsn I & II Hn I & II
f
Cl. I & II
ff
ff
ff arco
ff
65
426 Fl. I & II
à2
à 2
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
(I senza sord.)
(II con sord.)
Child. Ch.
hap pened
hap pened
it
it
p sub.
it
p sub.
and
p sub.
and
hap pened
and
hap pened
B.
p sub.
and
hap pened
p sub.
à2
Tpt I & II
T.
Hn III & IV
A.
Bsn I
S.
Cl. II
Tba
à2
Cl. I
Hn I & II
p sub.
Ob. I & II
Bsn II
it
p sub.
goes
on
hap
goes
on
hap
goes
on
hap
goes
on
hap
and
it
goes
on
hap
pen ing
pen ing
pen ing
pe ning
pe ning
and
will
hap
and
will
hap
and
will
hap
and
will
hap
and
will
hap
pen
pen
pen
pen
pen
a
a
a
a
a
gain
gain
gain
gain
gain
if
if
if
if
if
no
no
no
no
no
426 Vln I
Pno
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
p sub.
p sub.
thing
thing
thing
thing
thing
p sub.
pizz.
p sub.
pizz.
p sub.
66
L'istesso tempo
Fl. I & II
à2
429
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
ff
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
Tpt I, II & III
S.
A.
T.
à2
(senza sord.)
f II
(f)
f
senza sord.
II
(f)
f
à2
à2
à2
f
f
why
no
why
no
f
hap pens hap pens hap pens
hap pens
to
stop
to
stop
stop
stop
stop
ff
ff
molto marcato
is
molto marcato
why
no
why
no
molto marcato
is
why
no
ff
is
molto marcato
That
is
That
molto marcato
That
it
Vln I Vln II Vla
it
to
ff
That
it
to
it
to
it
429
Vc.
ff
B. hap pens
Pno
Child. Ch.
ff
f
B. Tbn.
Tbn. I & II
Tba
Hn III & IV
(à 2)
ff
is
That
thing
hap
thing
hap
thing
hap
thing
hap
thing
hap
ff
ff
pens
pens
pens
pens
to
stop
it
to
stop
and
that
it
and
that
to
stop
it
and
that
to
stop
it
and
that
to
stop
it
and
that
arco
ff
arco
ff
is
it
has
it
has
it
has
it
has
why
is
has
why
is
it
why
is
why
is
why
ff
Cb.
L'istesso tempo
pens
f
Fl. I & II
432
marcato
Ob. I & II
fp
Cl. I & II
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
T.
Vln II
Vla
and goes
fp
and goes
and goes
and goes
fp
fp
fp
fp
fp
fp
ff
ff
on
hap
hap
on
on
pen ing
on
on
pen ing
pen ing
hap
pen ing
hap
hap
pen ing
and
will
hap
and
will
hap
and
will
and
will
and
will
pen pen
pen
hap
pen
hap
hap
Cl. II to B.Cl.
fp
To Marimba
hap pened and goes
p
hap pened hap pened hap pened hap pened
Vc.
p (Tam-tam)
432 Vln I
Cb.
(Sus. Cymb.)
Pno
A.
marcato
S.
B.
I.
marcato
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Child. Ch.
B. Tbn.
Perc. II T-t.
marcato
Tbn. I & II
marcato
Tpt I, II & III
Hn III & IV
Tba
fp
marcato
marcato
67
pen
a
a
a
a
a
gain
and
gain
and
gain
and
gain
and
gain
and
gain a
a
gain
and
a
gain
and
a
and
gain
gain a
and
a
and
a
gain
and
a
and
a
gain
gain
and
a
and
a
gain
and
a
a
and
a
gain a
gain
gain.
gain.
gain.
fp
fp
gain.
fp
gain and a gain and a gain. a
and
a
and
a gain
gain
segue No. 8
68
No. 8 - Somalia - Abdirahman Mireh Allegro molto Fugue
Bassoon I 435
Horn II
Horn IV
f
f
Fly
Allegro molto Fugue
q =132
ing
Contrabass
div.
f
mf
(Tam-tam)
bird,
f
mf
ff
Tenor 435
f
f
Percussion II Tam-tam
Violoncello
f
Tuba Timpani
Chorus
q =132
cold
a
p
lu mi nium,
With
all
that
B. Cl. 439
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn II
Hn IV
Tba Timp.
Perc. II T-t.
T.
f
how
f
f
To Bass Drum
speed,
439
Cb.
mf
B. Vc.
Tbn. I
mf
I
do
Hate
your
glea
ming
wings...
ff
Fly
ing
f
f
69
443 Ob. I & II
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Bsn II
Tpt I
Tba
à2
B.
Vc.
Cb.
mf
mf
f
Fly
bird,
ing
bird,
cold
443 Vln I
Vla
mf
cold
a
a lu mi nium,
lu
mi nium,
With all
that
With all that speed,
speed,
how
I
do
Hate
your glea
I
do
Hate
how
your glea
ming
ming
wings...
Fly
f
ing
wings...
f
ff
Fly
T.
f
Tbn. II
f
Tbn. I
f
S.
Tpt III
Timp.
f
Hn IV
Hn III
Hn II
f
Hn I
70
Ob. I & II 450
Cl. I
cold
ing
Fly
bird,
cold
ing
bird,
Vla
Vc.
With
a
lu
that
speed,
mi
lu
nium,
mi
nium,
how,
With all that speed,
I
do
Hate
your
I
do
Hate
how
I
do
Hate
how
how
all
a
cold
a lu mi nium,
mf
450
Vln I
Cb.
bird,
B.
T.
mf
f
mf
Tbn. I
S.
Tpt I
Timp.
Hn IV
Tbn. II
Bsn I
Hn II
B. Cl.
Bsn II
glea
ming
your
your
glea
ming
71 456 Fl. I
Ob. I & II
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Hn IV
f
Tpt III
f
Tbn. I
f
f
f
mf
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
Fly
ing
f
bird,
ing
mf
a lu mi nium
cold
a
lu
mi
cold
a
mf
cold
cold
bird,
wings...
ming
Fly
ff
456
Vln I
wings...
Vln II
wings
B.
f
glea
T.
mf
A.
f
f
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tpt II
S.
Tpt I
Timp.
f
Hn II
Tba
Cl. I
Hn I
a
lu
nium,
mi
how
I
lu mi nium
With
all
that
nium,
hate
f
72
Fl. I & II 460
à2
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
Hn I
Tpt III
Timp.
With
I
how
I,
how
Cb.
mf
do
Hate
f
f
Hate
mp
I
do
Hate
your
glea
ming
glea
ming
ming
I
do
Hate
your
wings
wings
glea
ff
cold
glea
wings
your
f(Bass Drum)
your
mf
do
I
how
mf
mf
how
f
all that speed,
Vln I
Vc.
T. how B.
Vla
speed,
Vln II
460
Perc. II B.D.
A.
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tbn. I
Tpt II
Tpt I
S.
Hn IV
Perc. I Mar.
Hn II
Tba
B. Cl.
Bsn I
I
ming,
glea
ming
wings...
ff col legno battuto
ff col legno battuto
ff col legno battuto
73
Ob. I 465
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II B.D.
B. Cl.
S.
465 Vln I
a lu mi nium,
Fly
snap pizz.
ing
bird,
snap pizz.
f
Vln II
snap pizz.
f
Vla
f
mf
a
lu mi nium,
cold
a
Fly
ing
cold
a
bird,
lu mi nium,
a lu mi nium,
cold
ord.
Vc.
Cb.
mf
snap pizz.
f
ff
cold
A.
f
mf
mf
mf
f
Cl. I
Bsn II
lu
74
Fl. I 471
Ob. I
Cl. I
f
B. Cl.
Tbn. II
Perc. I Mar. Perc. II B.D.
S.
mf
nium
a
mi
lu
f
nium,
ff
fly
mp
Fl. I 476
Ob. I
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn II
Hn II
mp
f
B. Tbn.
con sord.
Perc. II B.D.
f
mf
mf
Fly
mf
ing
ing
ing
bird,
S.
A.
T.
B.
mf
Perc. I Mar.
a lu mi nium,
cold
471
Vc.
con sord.
fly
mi
B.
A.
II
f
Bsn I & II
bird,
bird,
Vc.
a lu mi nium,
cold
ff
cold
a lu mi nium,
Fly
ing bird,
arco
mf
fly
cold
Fly
476
Cb.
ing
bird,
bird,
fly
cold
fly
ing
a lu mi
ing a lu mi nium, Fly ing bird,
nium,
bird,
fly
fly
bird,
fly
ing
ing
Fly
ing
ing
bird,
ing
75 484 Ob. I
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn II
Hn II
B. Tbn.
Perc. II B.D.
S.
con sord.
mf
bird,
a
Fly
lu mi
Fly
nium,
ing
ing
bird,
With
bird,
With
all
that
To Bass Drum
that
speed,
With
all
with
all
speed,
With
all
that
speed,
that
that
all
Vc.
bird,
a lu mi nium,
cold
ing
Fly
cold
bird,
bird,
mf
ing
Fly
B.
T.
A.
Perc. I Mar.
Tpt I
mf
Bsn I
484
Cb.
76
Ob. I 490
Cl. I
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I
Tbn. I
S.
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
Timp.
f
Tpt I
Tba
Hn IV
Hn III
Hn II
sim.
speed,
A.
speed,
T.
Fly
ing
bird,
cold
a
lu mi nium,
arco
ff
ing
bird,
cold
With
arco
ff
all
that
f sub.
Cb.
Vc.
Fly
ff
490 Vln II
Vla
ff
f
77
Ob. I 494
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I
f
(senza sord.) à2
Tbn. I
speed,
494 Vln I
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
ff
Fly
a
lu
mi
ing
how
ff
With
all
that
a
lu
mi
nium,
speed,
how
I
do
Hate
your
cold
arco
bird,
nium,
Vln II
S.
T.
f
A.
Timp.
Tpt I & II
Hn IV
Hn III
Hn II
Tba
glea
ming
78 497 Fl. I & II
Ob. I
B. Cl.
Tbn. I
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
S.
f
497 Vln I
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
With
all
that
ing
cold
I
do
hate
your
glea
a
cold
lu
minium
a
With
lu mi
ming
With
all
that
all
With
all
that
that
speed,
speed,
how
wings
nium
lu mi nium,
a
wings....
ming
bird,
how
speed,
glea
cold
your
ff
Hate
do
I
Fly
wings
à 2 senza sord.
T.
Cb.
A.
B.
Tpt I & II
Hn IV
Hn III
Hn II
Hn I
f
f
Bsn II
f
Bsn I
f
Cl. I
how
I
do
503 Fl. I & II
Ob. I
Ob. II
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I
Hn II
Hn III
Tpt III
Tbn. I
Tba
Timp.
S.
f
With
T.
B.
Hate
503 Vln I
your
Vla
Vc.
I
hate
your
glea
ming
wings
your
glea
ming
wings
your
glea
ming
wings.
Fly
how
I
Hate
ming
your
wings...
wings...
glea
your
Hate
ming
glea
I
that
Vln II
Cb.
all
speed
speed
A.
II
f
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tpt I & II
Hn IV
glea
your
glea
how
I
Hate
ming
glea
ming
your
ming
wings.
Fly
wings
glea
Fly
ming
wings.
Fly
ing
ing
ing
ing
79
80
Fl. I & II
mp
509
ff
Ob. I
ff
Ob. II
ff
Cl. I
ff
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I & II
ff
ff
Hn III & IV
Tpt I & II
ff
Tpt III
ff
Tbn. I & II
ff
Tba Timp.
Perc. I B.D.
Perc. II B.D.
ff
fp
fp
ff
I
do
Hate
your
glea
I
do
Hate
your
I
do
Hate
your
glea
how
I
do
Hate
your
glea
how
how
ff
Meno mosso q = 116
glea
ff
ff
ff
fp
ff
ff
ff
Sus. Cym
ff
mp Tam-tam
To Marimba
ff
To Marimba
mp
ff
fp
how
ff
fp
To Tam-tam
ff
fp
To Sus. Cym
ff
ff
fp
bird,
fp
ff
ff
fp
ff
ff
fp
ff
ff
bird,
Vc.
à2
fp
ff
ff
fp
fff
Vla
ff
fff
Vln II
Vln I
à2
à2
bird,
Cb.
fff
509
ff
bird,
B.
fff
T.
ff
S. A.
fp
B. Tbn.
fp
ff
Meno mosso q = 116
ff
ming
wings
ming
ming
wings
ming
wings
wings
fp
fp
fp
fp
fp
ff
ff
ff
ff
ff
segue No. 9
81
Part III - Prison No. 9 - Chile - Maria Eugenia Bravo Calderara Mezzo-soprano solo e = 84 515
Tape
T4
Speech
Thunder
Hn I & II 525
p
Tape
Cl. I & II
Hn III
Hn IV
p
p
mf con sord.
pizz. div.
mp pizz.
mp pizz. div.
mp
536
M-S. Solo
mf
mp pizz.
mp
Cb.
pizz.
Vc.
530
Vla
mp
To
Vln I Vln II
p
con sord.
M-S. Solo Tape
p con sord.
B. Tbn.
p
con sord.
Tbn. I & II
Tba
with
3
swea
ty
530
Hn I & II
p
mp
Hn IV
con sord.
Hn III
con sord.
con sord.
hands
3
mf
who
know
no
you,
p
p
p
p
thing
of
gram
mar,
nouns
or
p
3
un
short,
der
fed
Meno mosso e = 72
verbs.
p dolce
To
day
I
sing
3
to
you
82
Andante con moto q. = 69
Fl. I 542
Fl. II
Vln I
pp (pizz.)
546
p
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
f
2
mf dolce
5
arco
Fl. I
mp
mf
Andante con moto q. = 69
542
mp
Cl. I
Vln II
2
2
2
senza sord., stopped
Hn II
mp
M-S. Solo
mf
Vln II
546
2
2
2
Be cause when I had no eyes
you
lent
me
2
yours
and
(pizz.)
552
M-S. Solo Vln II 552
Vc.
2
2
2
was at
its
2
worst
cold
you
lent
me
your
coat.
Be
2
2
, (stopped)
2 you rolled me a ci ga rette
2
p
cause when
you
brought
me
a
pain
p
kil
ler
p
de
2
li vered
2
a
(pizz.)
à 2 open
to
my
fa
p à2
à 2 open
senza sord.
mi
note
senza sord.
p
559
M-S. Solo
was
Hn I & II
Tpt I & II
I
Hn III & IV
fear
Vla
mp
Fl. I 2 Hn II
when
mp
Vla
ly.
p
83
Ob. I 562
Cl. I
Cl. II
f
cuivré Hn I & II sfz cuivré
Hn III & IV
III f
senza sord. f
senza sord.
f Tba
senza sord.
f
cuivré
à 2 open
à2 open
sfp
I, II
cuivré
I, II
(pizz.)
sfp
f
f
Cb.
div.
sfp
f
f
div.
sfp
III sfp
Vc.
sfp
562
Vla
sfp
pizz. Vln I Vln II
sfp
I, II
B. Tbn.
sfz
Tbn. I & II
mf espr.
f
Tpt I, II & III
solo
arco
f
mp
Poco meno mosso q. = 66
569 Fl. I
mp
Ob. I
2
2
M-S. Solo
p
p
2
mf espr.
So we
cared
for
Vln I arco
mp
2
2
p
each o
2
2
Poco meno mosso q. = 66
569
2
ther
in those dumb
hours.
2
84 e=e 573 Fl. I 2
Cl. I
mf
Your shiv 'ring was my 2
2
e=e Vln I 2
arco sul pont.
mp
Vla
arco sul pont.
mp
2
yet
I saw
(q = 100)
sfp
ord.
f
you
I
rall.
sfp
sfp
f
f
I did n't see you
shiv 'ring.
573
f
mf
open
rall.
mf
mf
M-S. Solo
2
Hn I
Vln II
(q = 100)
sfp
ord.
sfp
sfp
Cl. I
579
e=e
Cl. II
Bsn I
(q. = 66)
mp
mp
mp
Bsn II
Hn I & II
p
(open)
Hn III & IV
p (open)
mp
Tbn. I
Tba
mp espr.
p
ne
2
Vln I 579
Vc.
2
2
con sord.
M-S. Solo
Vln II
e=e
ver
knew
(q. = 66)
2
your
name
2
mp
2
2
mp
arco
mp espr.
Cb.
arco
mp
or
2
2
where you were from.
2
2
2
2
5
f
2
p
The
p
5
f
rol
lup,
the pain
kil ler,
2
2
mp
mp
2
f
2
85
Cl. I 585
Cl. II
Bsn I
mf
mf
mf
Bsn II
Hn I
Hn II
Hn III & IV
Tbn. I
Tba
2
2
mf
più f
2
mf
ne
mf
2
solo
f
I
2
2
mf
2
the bis cuit, the se cret note
2
585
Vln I
Vla
M-S. Solo
Vln II
2
ver
knew
2
your
name
2
or
where you were
from.
2
f
2
2
f
div.
mf
Vc.
Cb.
div.
mf
mf
86 591 Fl. I
mf
Cl. I
p
f
f
Bsn I
f
p
Cl. II
p sub.
Bsn II
Hn I
p sub.
Hn II
p
Hn III & IV
p
B. Tbn.
M-S. Solo
f
f
f
But
p sub.
I
know
what
you
are
called.
mf
mf
f
f
f
mf
mf
Cb.
p sub.
Vc.
591 Vln I
Vla
p
Vln II
f
p
Tba
I, II
p
Tbn. II
f
p
Tpt I, II & III
f
87
rall. 596
Perc. I Mar.
pp
Perc. II Mar.
M-S. Solo
p sub.
2
Hu
man
2
I
ne
pp sub.
pp sub.
mf
596
To Bongos
To Sus. Cym.
Vla
Cb.
(Plays same Marimba as player I)
pp
Vc.
ver
2
saw
2
you
but
I
know
2
what
you
were
called.
rall.
pp
Ob. I & II
601
a tempo
p
Cl. I & II
p
Bsn I
p Bsn II
Hn II
Hn IV
p
p
p
p
M-S. Solo
Timp.
p
601
Vc.
a tempo
Hu
man.
f espr.
Hu
man.
Hu
man.
Hu
man
ord.
ord.
p
Cb.
p
p
88
Tba 606
(con sord.)
p
Timp.
M-S. Solo
p
Hu
Solo Vln 606
Vln I
Vla
p
man.
Hu
man,
hu
man
p
p
Cb.
mp
p
Vc.
p
Vln II
p
Tba 611
Timp.
M-S. Solo
Cb.
mp
p
p
man,
hu
man.
Vc.
Vla
Hu
611
Vln II
Solo Vln Vln I
segue No. 10
89
No. 10 - Nigeria - Ken Saro-Wiwa Duet - Tenor and Baritone
Flute I
Andantino
618
Piccolo
q = 84
mp
mp
f
f
Played with snare drum sticks
Percussion I Bongos
Fl. I 625
3
Cl. I
Picc.
Cl. II
mp
3
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
mp
mp
6
6
f
3
3
3
6
f
p
6
6
p
6 6
f
mp
f
6
6
p
3
p
6 3 3 3 3
Perc. I Bongos
629
3
mp
Fl. I
6
p
p
mp
Picc.
Cl. I
Cl. II
mp
mf
Ten. Solo One night the ghost ar rived 3
p
Cl. I
Cl. II
Hn II Perc. I Bongos
Ten. Solo Bar. Solo
mp (delicate)
a lit tle drum in his hand
3
He soun ded the drum
mp
p sotto voce
stopped
p
3 Au to ma tic slung o ver his shoul der
mp
mf
3 gan gly, in rag ged ca mo flage jac ket
Tall,
mf
mf
f
634
To Marimba
p marcato "Ken
ti mo,
Ken
ti mo,
Ken
timo."
90
639
Fl. I
Picc.
mp
mp
Ten. Solo
"Who
639
are
you?"
pizz.
sf
pizz. div.
I
pizz.
Vc.
div.
sf
Cb.
pizz.
div.
asked.
sf
pizz.
sf
Vla
f
Vln I
Vln II
sf
Bsn I & II
Tbn. I
644
q = 66
p
senza sord.
p
p
senza sord.
B. Tbn.
senza sord.
p
Ten. Solo
Bar. Solo 644
Vla
q = 66
p
f
mp
3
p
f
p
mf
p mf
3
"Sounds like ge
no cide
to me,"
f
I said.
f
mf
p
mf
q = 66
p
f
"You
q = 84
f
mf
solo
mp
arco
p
p
Cb.
mf
3 "I'm Gen' ral Je no Sai du"
arco (div.)
Vc.
mf
p
Tba
q = 66
mf
Tbn. II
q = 84
should know."
f
f
f
91
q. = 104 649 solo Cl. I Bsn I & II
mf
Tbn. I & II B. Tbn.
Tba
Ten. Solo
Bar. Solo
Vc.
Cb.
Bsn I & II Hn I & II
B. Tbn.
Cb.
mp
"What
do you
want?"
2
I
asked
2
2 2
2
2
2
2
ge
ring",
I
said.
"You
cuivré
2
cuivré
I
im
f
press
à 2 open
2
2
2
2
2
2
f 2 pizz.
2
f
pizz.
2
2
2
2
2
2
f 2
me
pizz.
2
2
p
2
2
2
To Snare Drum
2
2
2
(pizz.)
à 2 open
2
2
2
,
2
f
2
2
2 f
III
2 f I
2
f
2
don't
f
2
2 2
cuivré
swag
f pizz.
sf
stop
pizz.
sf
f 2
f
2
2
to fi nish you off."
f
2 f cuivré IV 2 f
2 2
sf
here
II
2
2
f
sf
2
f
2
2
f
sf
mf
2
mp
mp
2 "Gen' ral, 657 Vln I
Vc.
Ten. Solo
Vla
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
Vln II
sf
mp
(f)
Perc. I Mar.
2 mf 2
"I'm
q. = 104
Tbn. I & II
mp
657
Hn III & IV
Cl. I Cl. II
2
649
mp
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
92
Bsn I & II 662 q = 66
p
Hn II
Hn IV
Tbn. I
3
mp
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Bar. Solo
mf
Bar. Solo
p
Vc.
Cb.
3
mp
fi nished
f
"Go
a
head,"
I
chal
Cb.
sf
sf
f
3
3
my
task is
done."
sf
lenged
him.
sf
sf
"You're
fraid
to
die?"
mf
mp
"No,"
not
mp
mf Vc.
sf
f
mp
arco
sf
Once I deal with you,
off your peo ple.
sf
3
3
mf
671
Vla
671
Bar. Solo
q = 92
Cl. I
Ten. Solo
solo
sf
q = 92
667
arco
I've
Cl. I
Ten. Solo
will be im pressed.
667
p
Cb.
arco div.
Vc.
"You
p
662 q = 66
Vla
p
Tba
a
93
Ob. I & II 675
Cl. I
Cl. II
Bsn II
f
mf
f
Cb.
"I'm
675
2
mf
pared
pre
mf
mf
to
go with
all
my
2
peo
ple
2
you
have
al
rea
dy
2
mur
dered."
mf
f
Vla Vc.
à2
Hn I & II Ten. Solo
Poco più mosso
Cl. I 680
mf
Cl. II
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
f
mf
à2
mf
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tba
Ten. Solo
mf
Tpt I & II
3
con sord.
mf
mf
3
3
ff
Bar. Solo
"Yes,
f
we
worked
3
all
five
hard on them,
3
hun
Poco più mosso
Vln I 680
arco
mf arco
Vln II
mf
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
sim.
sim.
mf
mf
mf
mf
con sord.
dred
thou
3
sand.
3
f
f
f
3
You
94
684
Ob. I & II
Allegro q = 132
mf
Cl. I
ff
mf
Cl. II
ff
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
I
con sord.
f
mf con sord.
Hn III & IV
mf
Tpt I & II
con sord.
Tpt III
mf
con sord.
Tbn. I
mf
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tba
Perc. I Mar.
Bar. Solo
sim. Vln I 684
sim.
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
f
3
are
my
last
man."
Allegro q = 132
pizz. f
pizz. f
pizz. f
pizz.
f
689 Fl. I
Ob. I
Cl. II
f
Bsn I & II
f
Perc. I Mar.
Ten. Solo
f
f
ral
Je
no
Sai
95
f
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Fl. I
689
Vln I
Gen'
du
the
694
Ob. I
Cl. I
Tpt I & II Tbn. I
Perc. I Mar.
Ten. Solo ghost, Vln I 694
Vc.
f
f
shot
in
the
cei
to
ling
and
not
in
my
f
sf
sf
f
ord. f
pizz. ord.
f
ord.
pizz. ord.
f
chest.
(con sord.)
f
to
(con sord.)
f
f
sf
Cb.
sf
Vla
sf Vln II
96
Fl. I
Ob. I
Cl. I
700
Bsn I
Hn I Tpt I & II
Tbn. I
Ten. Solo
Bar. Solo
Vc.
f
"Still
Cl. I & II
mp espr.
mp sost.
"Be cause I have what is grea ter
f
Gen'
ff
ff
(Shout)
"Why not?"
3
Where u pon I re
ci ted,
mp espr.
ral."
ff
af ter the Eng lish po et Blake.
mp espr.
Vla
Vln II
mp
Vln I
706 q = 66
senza sord.
3
than your wea pon."
mp espr.
ff
I
To Bongo
Ten. Solo
mp espr.
"No, 2
solo Hn I
Ob. I
Fl. I
706 q = 66
not a fraid?"
700
Vla
Vln I Vln II
Perc. I Mar.
arco p arco p arco
p
"I shall not
97
Cl. I & II 712
Ten. Solo
cease
Nor
shall
my
sword
sleep
from
men
Vln I
3
tal
flight
712
Vln II
Vc.
Vla
3
in
my
Cb.
Fl. I
Picc.
f
mf warm
Hn I & II
(senza sord.) mf
mf senza sord.
Tbn. I & II
Tba
Ten. Solo
senza sord. mf
mf
built
Vln I 715
Vln II
Vc.
Cb.
a
new
O
go
ni
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
arco
Ni
in
6
ord.
6
f
ord.
6
3
3
f
Vla
3
3
3
f
senza sord.
Hn III & IV
have
f
we
Till
3
3 3
ord.
3
f
Bsn I & II
f
3
rit.
ord.
hand
f
Ob. I & II
715
arco
p
rit.
ger
del
ta's
weal
thy
98
Ob. I 718
q. = 80
2
mf
2
2
To B. Cl.
Cl. II
fp
Ten. Solo land."
2
mf
Then
I
drew
my
2
pen
from
un
der
my
pil
2
low
Vla 718
q. = 80
sim.
p sub.
Cb.
mp
q = 66
723
Bsn I & II
Hn II
pp
stopped 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
p
p
Tbn. II
Tba
pp
Ten. Solo
mp
q = 66
The
Vc. Cb.
3
pp
723
gen' ral's au to ma tic fell from his hand 3
3
3
3
3
3 his swag ger and be came my con fi dence
He lost
pp
he slumped to his knees.
3
stopped
3 3 3 3 3 3
Hn III
pp
Ob. I 728
p
3 Ten. Solo So I p
learned
3
that
these
gen'
rals
are
strong
on
ly
if
they
have
an
au
to
ma
tic
in
their
hands.
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II p
Hn I & II
mp
Tba
Ten. Solo
p
p
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
Tba
mp
3
sat
be
sul pont.
side
me,
3
ree
p
king of
hu
3
man
( ) ( )
f
A tempo
a
5
bout
the smell,"
3
he said,
"There's
no thing
I
5
can
do
a
bout
it.
All the
,
poco rit.
,
blood
p
Vla
p
mp
Cb.
A tempo
Bar. Solo "Sor ry
Vc.
p
736
p
p
3
mp B. Tbn.
mp open
,
con sord.
Tbn. I
3
Hn III & IV
mp
736
p
Cl. I B. Cl.
à2
p
IV open
p
He
Vla
Cb.
II
p
mf
731
Vc.
mp p
solo 3
Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tbn. I
à 2 open
p
Hn III & IV
Solo
(B. Cl.)
731
99
poco rit.
soap in
the
world
will not wash it off."
, ,
Cl. I
100
739
Hn I & II
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Vc.
Bsn I & II
mp
"What
sul pont.
is
it,
Gen'
eral,"
I
said,
p ord.
"What
it?
is
That
can
a ny one
make
mp
so
q = 80
fp
B. Tbn.
Tba
Perc. I Bongos
with sticks
p
p
p
p
To Snare Drum
mp
Bar. Solo
mad?"
743
f pizz.
f pizz.
Vc.
f
mp
"In
q = 80 pizz.
Vla
Cb.
Vln I Vln II
Ten. Solo
Tbn. I & II
I
Fl. I 743
p sul pont.
Vla
Vln II
Ten. Solo 739
(p)
Cb.
à 2 senza sord.
Vln I
à2
Hn III & IV
Tba
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II
Ni
ge
3
ria,
it
p
p
is
Fl. I 746
ff
Ob. I
Ob. II
ff
Picc.
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II
sf
ff
fp
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
fp
à 3 bells up
ff
fp
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I S. D.
Perc. II S. D.
open
p sub. open
p sub.
f
ff
p sub.
p sub.
To Marimba
Ken
ti
ff
f
mo ney
To Sus. Cym.
ff
mo"
ff
ff arco
ff
ff
ff
arco
Cb.
Snare Drum
Vln I
p
arco
Vc.
Snare Drum
Bar. Solo
Vla
ff
Vln II
p sub.
746
p sub.
ff
f
ff
p
ff
ff
f
f
ff
ff
sf
fp
Tpt I, II & III
ff
(à 2)
fp
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
ff
f
ff
sf
Cl. I
101
rall.
ff
ff
"Your
3
coun try is mo ney mad."
fp
fp
fp
fp
fp
ff
ff
rall.
f
ff
f
ff
f
ff
102
Fl. I
Tempo I
752
Picc.
Ten. Solo
3
3
mp
p
Gen' ral Je no
Then
756
Hn I
mp
Fl. I Picc.
Ten. Solo
q = 84
va
p
nished
As on ly
a
ghost
p
Sai
p
du
the
ghost
can.
segue No. 11
No. 11 - Turkey - Oktay Rifat Chorus (A capella) Adagio molto q = 66
Soprano
Warm me
761
p
Warm
me
Warm
me
p
Tenor
Bass p
this
this
Warm
this
p
Alto
night,
O
night,
me
this
O
night,
O
night,
O
my
trust
in
my
trust
in
my
trust
in
my
free
free
free
trust
in
free
poco animando
S. 767
A.
mf
Wrap
T.
B.
me
warm
a
mf
thin
mat
tress
dom
(mm)
dom
(mm)
dom
(mm)
dom
(mm)
and
gainst
my
thin
mat
mf
Wrap
torn
blan
kets.
tress
and
me
mp
Wrap
f
SII Wrap
f
me
torn
warm
a
blan
warm,
gainst
my
Wrap
me
warm
me
gainst
my
me
warm.
warm.
Wrap
f
me
f
kets.
a
Wrap
SI thin mat tress
wrap
me
warm.
f
warm,
wrap
me
warm.
103
unis. f S. 773
Out
there
f
A.
Out
is un i ma gi na ble
T.
B. Out
S.
mf
780
through
A.
this
T.
through
my
my
mf
my
a
place
palm
a
palm
place
On
my
palm
a
place
in
free dom
free dom
is
en
rea
en
en
dy
for
my
ter
deep,
ter
deep,
ter
deep,
ter
is
rea
warm
warm
warm
(mf)
hands
On
my
palm
a
place
is
(mf)
lean
your
dy
on
my
for
O
my
trust
in
free
O
my
trust
in
free
O
my
trust
in
free
O
my
trust
in
free
a
my
place
En
hands
to
lean
my
hands
dom
(mm)
dom
(mm)
dom
(mm)
dom
(mm)
wrap
wrap
wrap
your
mp
En
mp
En
me
warm
me
knees
mp
En
me
wrap
Meno mosso
mp
knees.
thighs
me
close
warm
me,
close
close
close
me,
me,
me,
this
this
sheathe
me,
me
me,
wrap
sheathe
sheathe
night
night
me,
me,
night
night
wrap
this
wrap
this
sheathe
warm
me
me
me
rea
dy
rit.
warm
on
me
warm
deep,
to
B.
T.
poco animando
A.
in
trust
S. 790
my
a place is rea dy for
trust
en
On
hands
free dom
O
in
my
night.
for
p
free dom
in
trust
night.
On
fp
thighs
(mf)
this
784
B.
mf
S.
night.
this
through
T.
B.
A.
mf
this
O
trust
my
cold
night.
through
cold
(mf)
p
p
is un i ma gi na ble
my
O
fp
3
there
Out there is un i ma gi na ble f
fp
3
O
is un i ma gi na ble cold
f
p
cold
3
there
Tempo I
fp
3
wrap
my
warm
me
warm
me
warm
me
warm
segue No. 12
104
Part IV - Exile No. 12 - Bosnia - Himso Skorupan Baritone Solo Allegro q = 138
T5
795
Tape
802
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
Tape
Sus. Cym. (or Closed hi-hat)
(damped with duster)
pp
f
(Sine Wave)
p
807 Fl. I & II f staccato
Ob. I & II
f staccato
f staccato Bsn I & II Cl. I & II
f staccato
f staccato Hn III & IV Hn I & II
f staccato
f staccato
(Marimba)
f
807
Vc.
Cb.
(exaggerate dynamics)
p sub.
senza pedalé
f
had
my
f
I
f staccato
Vln I
Vla
Bar. Solo
Vln II
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
f staccato Tbn. I
Pno
Tpt I, II & III
Perc. I Mar.
p sub. (exaggerate dynamics)
tre pi da tions. f
pizz.
mp pizz.
f
mp pizz.
f
mp
f
pizz. mp pizz.
f
f
105
Fl. I & II 813
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
f
f
f
sf
Hn I & II
Bsn I & II
sf
cuivré
sf
sfz
Hn III & IV
sfz
cuivré
sfz
Tpt III
Tbn. I
Tpt I & II
Tbn. II
Timp.
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
Bar. Solo
Pno
f
p
f
f
f
sf
sf
mp
p
sf
p
f
f
f
ff
ff
ff
Cb.
f
ff
Vc.
813
Vla
f
3 for a long while but yes ter day I could wait no more.
f
sfz
f
p sub.
Vln I Vln II
p sub.
p sub.
p sub.
p sub.
f
f
f
p sub.
p sub.
p sub.
p sub.
f
f
f
f
f
106
Fl. I & II 818
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
sf
sf
sf
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
sf
sfz
Hn III & IV
Tpt I & II
Tpt III
Tbn. I
Tbn. II
Perc. I Mar.
Bar. Solo
sfz
sf
sf
sf
sf
f
p
Vln I 818
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
meno f
I
Pno
p sub.
p sub.
mp
sf sf sf
sf
and
phone
p
p sub.
went
f
a
p
p sub.
to
f
p
p
p
p
dialled
a
num
f
p
sf
ber.
My
sf
sf
sf
p
sf
p
p
p
Cl. I
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
fp
Ob. I
fp
fltz.
fltz.
num
Fl. I 822
ber!
ff
ff
ff
ff
fp
ToTam-tam fp
Bar. Solo
At
o
in
my
house,
mp (dreamlike)
the
ther
end
I
heard
3
an
un
3
known
voice
say
ing
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
827
Fl. I & II
Bsn I & II
Tbn. I
Timp.
Pno
I
was
'nt
there.
Vln II
f
f
sf
f pizz.
pizz.
pizz.
pizz.
f
f
f
f
sf
pizz.
Cl. II to B. Cl.
f
Cb.
sfz
cuivré
107
sf
cuivré
831
Vc.
ff
3
fect
per
know
p
p
p
p
I
ly
sf sf mf on my pil low, who was brow sing through my books
Bar. Solo Perc. I Mar.
well
where I
831
p
sf mf
but I
p
am
Vln I
Cb. Vc.
Vla
sfz
Vln II
sf
f
f
Pno
Vla
827
Vln I
f
3
f
Bar. Solo
Tpt I, II & III
Perc. I Mar.
f
Hn I & II Hn III & IV
p
won dered
whose head
is
cresc.
108
Cl. I 837
loo
king
tures
who
was
pic
king
Vln I
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
Cl. I 842
Perc. I Mar.
Bar. Solo
my
gar
Pno
Vln I 842
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
den...
3
And
star
I
in
To Bass Drum
fruit
p
f
walls,
ff
at the pic
837
my
was
on
Pno
who
sf
Bar. Solo
solo
f
Perc. I Mar.
ted
thin
king
109
Cl. I 848
Andante grave
q = 72
f
B. Cl.
f
Bsn II
f
Hn I & II
open
Timp.
f
f
Tba
f
(Bass Drum)
(Tam-tam)
Andante grave
Vln II
Vc.
Cb.
mp
arco
arco
f
arco
f
arco
f
mp
p
f (with fury and bitterness)
does he
dream a
3
bout
while res
mp
mp
ting
on
mp
my
mp
mp
mp
mp
mp
q = 72
f
What
848
Vla
mf
Bar. Solo
mp
f
Perc. II T-t.
f
Perc. I B.D.
f
B. Tbn.
f
Tbn. II
Tbn. I
open
f
Hn III & IV
f
Bsn I
110
Cl. I 852
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I & II
B. Tbn.
Timp.
Perc. I B.D.
Perc. II T-t.
Bar. Solo
f
f
mp
f
mp
f
852
mp
mp
To Tam-tam
To Sus. Cym.
3
arco
he
f
f
fraid
mp
mp
mp
mp
f
a
mp
f
f
3 to choke on the ap ples
Is
mp
f
mp
f
IV
mp
mp
mp
mp
f
pil low.
Vln I
Cb.
mp
f
mp
f
Vc.
Vla
f
Vln II
f
Tbn. II
Tbn. I
Hn III & IV
Tba
in
gar
my
den?
111
Cl. I 856
6
6
mf
B. Cl.
mp 6
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn III & IV
6
mf
mf
mf
Tpt I & II
mf
Tbn. I
Tbn. II
B. Tbn.
mf
mf
mf
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
Bar. Solo
mf
3
Is
ble 3
he un comf' ta
in
my
bed?
(Sum. Cym.)
3
What
does he
say when he hears some one
f
knoc
To Bass Drum
king at the
door?
Vln I
sul pont.
856
sul pont.
p
Vln II
p
sul pont.
Vla
p
Vc.
Cb.
pizz.
pizz.
mp
mp
arco
arco
f
f
112
Fl. I & II 860
ff
Ob. I & II
ff
B. Cl.
Bsn II
Hn I & II
f
ff
Tba
Timp.
3 I
Perc. II B.D.
(Tam.-tam)
Pno
Vln I 860
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb. ff
ff
ff
ff
à3
6
f
To Marimba
f
(Bass Drum)
3
to Sus. Cym.
3
3
ff
ff
f
f
Perc. I T-t.
III
ff
II, III
f
ff
f
B. Tbn.
f
ff
Tbn. II
3
à3
Tbn. I
3
ff
ff
Tpt I, II & III
3
Hn III & IV
ff
Bsn I
ff
Cl. I
3
3
113 864 Fl. I & II
3
Ob. I & II
3
Cl. I
3
B. Cl.
Hn I & II
mp
mp
con sord.
p
mp
(Marimba)
f
3
What
3
3
Più mosso
he
in
pic
see
the
q = 84
f
p sub.
p
f
p
f
p
f
tures
3
on
my
p
p sub.
3
does
mp
3
Cb.
mp
Vc.
864 Vln I
Vla
Vln II
Perc. I Mar.
mf
I
B. Tbn.
Tbn. II
Tbn. I
Bar. Solo
3
Tpt I, II & III
Timp.
Hn III & IV
Tba
q = 84
mf
Bsn I
Bsn II
Più mosso
p sub.
p sub.
p sub.
walls?
114
Fl. I & II 868
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
B. Cl.
rall.
à2
f
fltz.
fp
f
I
f
f
fp
f
ffp
fltz.
6
mf Bsn I & II
f
6
f
Hn I & II
mp
mp
open
fp
Hn III & IV
fp
Tpt I & II
Tbn. I
fp
fp
Tbn. II
mp
B. Tbn.
Timp.
senza sord.
mp
6
6
f
p sub.
Bar. Solo
Vln I
868
Vln II
Vla
My books
he
fp
fp
fp
Vc.
fp
Cb.
f
Perc. I Mar.
does 'nt
read
I know that
God
have
mer cy
on
him.
God have mercy on him. rall.
fp
fp
fp
fp
6 f
Meno mosso
Fl. I & II 871
Ob. I & II
(à 2)
f
B. Cl.
sf
f Cl. I
f
Bsn I & II
q = 66
115
sf
ff
f
cuivré Hn I & II II
f
Hn III & IV
Tpt I
IV f
à 2 open
mf
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
mf
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Mar.
mf
ff 3
871
Vc.
f
f
fltz.
ord.
mp
f
mp
q = 66
Cb. f
(Sus. Cym.)
3
am not real
ly
I
f
mp
f
sf
ord.
fltz.
sf
Vla
mp
sf
ord.
fltz.
And this is the way things are:
Meno mosso
Vln II
Bar. Solo
Vln I
ff
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
ff
mf (II senza sord.)
ff campana in aria
ff campana in aria Tpt II & III
ff campana in aria
cuivré
à 2 open
3
sf
sf
sf
l.v.
3 And o ver there
ff
ff
ff
fp
ff
fp
ff
here,
To Congas
116
Fl. I & II Ob. I & II
(à 2)
875
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn I & II
(à 2)
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Mar.
Cb.
fltz.
mp
mp
I
no
am
mp
fff
fff
ord.
fff
f
ord.
f ord.
f
f
3
fp
more.
ff
fltz.
fltz.
mp
875
Vc.
Vln I
Vla
Bar. Solo
Vln II
f
mp (à 2)
Tpt II & III
f
Hn I & II
Tpt I
ff
mp
Hn III & IV
div.
ff
segue No. 13
117
No. 13 - Macedonia - Tanya Czarovska Chorus q = c.63 T6
879
Tape
ma
Si
887
Tape
ram
Ma
S. 895
Tape
ki
ki
sum
te
dá
mi
gi
na
pi
p
Ma
A.
ki te
moy
Ma
Fl. I
ki
te
dá
mi
gi
na
pee
pee
na
she
903
Cl. I
mp
S.
gro
A.
Tape
bot
gro
bot
p
moy
od
moy
od
zgo
zgo
zgo
she
zgo
ra
ra
na
ra
mf
Gro
ke
si
zgo
zgo
bot
na
na
ra
na
gro
3
bot
bot
(Conductor takes cue from tape) (spoken text continues)
moy
Fl. I
909
Ob. I
p
Cl. I
Bsn I
moy.
T.
B.
Tape
p
mp
mp
p
mp
mp
Ke
Ke
sle zam
mp
doh
mp
doh
sle zam
Ke
sle
Ke
sle
zam
doh
zam
doh
toy
mee
Poh
toy
mee
Poh
toy
mee
a
gul
lu
gul
bav
zam
doh
lu
gul
bav
gul
sle
lu
lu
mp
Ke
mp
A.
p
p
p S.
moy.
bav
lu
gul
bav
bav
3
che
che
che
Poh
che
che
Poh
toy
Poh
toy
a
a
mee
3
a 3
mee
ra
bot
um
gro
mf
od
yas
Gro
ti
ra
od
te
od
te
los
te
she
˘za
od
la
te
di
sh
pee
gi
na
mi
dá
ro
gi
se
mi
p
dá
a
lov
kut
mer
lov
kut
lov
kut
lov
lov
kut
kut
mer
mer
mer
mer
118
Fl. I 916
Ob. I
Cl. I
Bsn I
A.
ka
T.
ka
B.
ka
Tape
ka
len
fil
len
f
f
fil
fil
Poh
toy
mee
a
Poh
toy
mee
a
Poh
toy
mee
a
f
Poh
toy
mee
Poh
toy
f
, f ,
len fil
f
mee
Ob. I
Cl. I
Bsn I
Hn I
S.
ran
A.
ran
T.
ran
bel
bel
bel
B.
bel
ran
Tape
ran
bel
boh
boh
boh
boh
see
see
see
see
see
lok
lov
kut
lov
lov
kut
mer
mer
mer
ka
mer
ka
mer
ka
kat
len fil
len fil
len fil
len
Poh
toy
3
Poh
toy
toy
fil
toy
Poh
toy
Poh
Poh
len fil
f
f
mf
lov
kat
mf
f
ff
Poh
toy
mee
a
ff a
f Poh
toy
mee
Poh
toy
mee
a
f
Poh
toy
mee
a
Poh
toy
mee
a
Poh
toy
mee
a
f
ka
ka
mf
mer
kut
lok
kut
lok
lov
lok
a
lok
kut
lov
boh
mp
a
accel. molto
923
Fl. I
f
len fil
len
ka
f
S.
ff
ff
lov
lov
lov
kut
lov
kut
lov
kut
kut
mer
ka
kut
mer
mer
mer
mer
mer
len
119
Fl. I 929
Ob. I
Cl. I
Bsn I
Hn I
S.
ka
len
ka
len
B. Tape
len
ka
T.
ka
A.
len
fil
934
Tape
p sub.
p sub.
p sub.
fil
toy
bel
boh
ran
toy
ran
bel
boh
Poh
toy
ran
bel
boh
Poh
toy
ran
bel
boh
bel
boh
p sub.
Poh
p sub.
p sub.
Poh
toy
see
lok.
unis.
p sub.
Poh
p sub.
fil 3
fil
fil
929
Solo Vln
ran
see
see
see
lok.
lok.
lok.
see
lok
solo
p
(Tape spoken text continues and fades)
Solo Vln 934
mf
espr.
segue No.14
No. 14 - Algeria - Samia Dahnaan Mezzo-soprano Solo
Bassoon I 941
Andante q = 80
Mezzo-soprano Solo Solo Violin 941
3
I remember you
Andante q = 80
mf semplice
p molto legato
3
p molto legato
Contrabass
p espr.
div.
Violoncello
mf
3 3 stan ding at the bal cony wa ving you ask if I had had a good day 3
I
pinch
120
Bsn I 946
M-S. Solo your plea ted cheeks I laugh Solo Vln 946
951
mp dolce
I
3
kiss
3
you
you sit qui et ly,
3
p sub.
3
p sub.
3
I
pour you a mint tea
I
look
in
3
to your eyes
I
a
see
tear
qui
et
drow
ly
ning
your lips
touch
the
rall.
955
M-S. Solo
p sub.
Vc.
Bsn I
951
mp
mp
M-S. Solo list 'ning
Cb.
3
3
and say 'Grand ma, your face is like a dry fig.'
Vc.
Cb.
ed ges of
Solo Vln 955
the
cup
p
3
3
mp
For
rall.
p
Vc.
Cb.
Con Moto
espress. molto you Yem ma 960
M-S. Solo
Con Moto
I
long
for the
con sord. Vln I
con sord.
960
mp
Vln II
mp con sord.
Vla
and jas mine plant I miss for the pas sion
mint tea
that you loved
for the
sea
con sord.
Vc.
Cb.
mp
div. arco
pizz. mp
unis. pizz.
that
you had
f
for the
mp
121
M-S. Solo 964
Poco più mosso
sad
ness
that
you felt
the
Poco più mosso
Vln I
964
mp
Vln II
mp
Vla
mp
Vc.
mp
arco div.
Cb.
pizz. mp
Vla 968
p
p
Cb.
arco unis.
p
And
my
sight
me all these years
the tears
you
rit.
for the
now
I
know
poco rit.
A tempo
mp
And
shed
by
blurred
is
affret.
mp
For you, Yem ma,
3
f
rit.
who saved me
For you, Yem ma,
A tempo
I hold a pen
mf
mp
affret.
For
3 I re vel in a language you
you,
mf
rall.
Bsn I 976
3
Solo Vln
Tempo I
M-S. Solo ne ver spoke.
mp
And
my sight
is blurred
by
the tears
you shed.
(senza sord.)
Tempo I
p
rall.
976
Cb.
Molto meno mosso q = 58
Vc.
Vla
Vc.
day
mp M-S. Solo My lips will ne ver touch your plea ted cheeks
Cb.
Molto meno mosso q = 58
mp
p
972
Bsn I 972
for the
pas sing by
years
Vc.
I lan ded for the grey that wrapped
poco rit.
968
M-S. Solo
I left you
day
p
p
p
p
segue No. 15
122
Part V - Freedom No. 15 - Greece - Yannis Ritsos Chorus
Allegro non troppo q = 112
981
Bassoon II
Timpani
mp
(Congas)
ff
Percussion I Marimba
ff fp
mp
Percussion II Congas
Piano
mp
Allegro non troppo q = 112
senza sord. Violoncello mp Contrabass 981
mp
mp
Ob. I
987
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Bsn II
Hn II
Timp.
mp
p
Hn III
Tba
mp
mp
mp
mp
p
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas p
S.A.
p
Pno
p
T.B.
p
Improvise to Bar 1005
Tall eu ca lyp tus with a broad
Vc. 987
p Cb. p
p
Tall eu ca lyp tus with a broad
p
moon
moon
mp
a star
trem
bles
on
the
123
992 Fl. I & II
mf
Cl. I
B. Cl.
mf
sf
Ob. I & II
Bsn II
Hn II
Tpt I
Timp.
S.A.
mp
mp
f
trembles on the water
a star
T.B.
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
mf
Hn III
mp
mf
Tba
mf
mf
Bsn I
à2
the sky
senza sord. 992 Vln I sf
Vln II
senza sord.
senza sord.
sf
sky
Pno
mf
the
wa ter
white,
white,
sil
sil
ver.
flayed stones all
ver.
Stones,
flayed
stones
all
the way up.
the way up.
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
sf
124
Fl. I 999
Fl. II
Ob. I & II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn II
Timp.
mf
mp
p
p
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Congas
To Chin. Cym.
(more animated)
S.A.
T.B. Tall eu ca lyp tus with a broad
Pno
999 Vln I sfp Vln II sfp
Vla
sfp
Vc.
mf
mf
Cb.
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
I
mf
B. Cl.
sfp
Cl. I
Tall
eu ca lyp
tus
with a broad
f
moon
a
star
moon
trembles on the wa ter p a
stop!
star
trem bles
on
the
125
Fl. I
1005
mf
Fl. II
Ob. I & II
Hn I
mf
mf
wa
mf
the
sky
white,
sil
ter
Vln I
1005
the
sky
white,
mp
f
sil
flayed
stones
ver.
Stones,
ver.
mf
mf
Pno
S.A.
T.B.
mf
Perc. I Mar.
Hn III
Hn II
Tpt I & II
Cl. I
B. Cl.
mf
Vln II
Vla
mf
Cb.
mf
mf
Vc.
pizz.
mf
126
1009 Fl. I
Fl. II
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
B. Cl.
Hn III
Tpt I & II
Perc. I Mar.
p
flayed
stones
all
S.A.
all
the way
T.B.
Pno
Vln I
1009
Vln II
Vc.
Cb.
p
the way
shal
low
wa
ter
a
fish
In
the
p
jumps
twice,
shal
wa
low
three
ter
times.
a
fish
up.
the
In
mf
up.
Vla
To Cl. II
Hn I
127
Fl. I
1013
Fl. II
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
Bsn I & II
I
f
f
f
f
jumps twice,
Ec sta tic, f
three times.
T.B.
S.A.
f
grand
or
phan hood
Ec sta tic,
Ec sta tic,
grand or
or
grand
Chin. Cym.
f Ec sta tic,
phan hood
phan hood
or
phan hood
f
Pno
Vln I
1013
Vln II
Vc.
f
f
Vla
Cb.
f
f
Tpt I, II & III
Perc. II Chin. Cym.
Perc. I Mar.
Hn III
Hn I & II
Tbn. I & II
f
f
f
128
Fl. I & II I
1017
Ob. I & II
Bsn I & II
Tpt I, II & III
B. Tbn.
Tba
Cb.
ff
ff
ff
To Sus. Cym.
ff
ff
dom.
dom.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
f
A
f
A
ff
ff div.
3
ff
div. à 3
ff arco
ff
fish
jumps
fish
div.
f
Free
3
ff
3
Vc.
1017
Vla
Vln II
Vln I
Free
Pno
S.A.
T.B.
ff
ff
ff
Perc. I Mar.
ff
Timp.
Perc. II Chin. Cym.
Tbn. I & II
ff
Hn I & II Hn III & IV
ff
I Cl. I & II
3
twice,
jumps
three
twice,
3
three
3
3
Ec
3
times.
Ec
3
3
times.
sta tic,
grand
sta tic,
grand
3
3 3
3
or
phan hood.
or
Ec
Ec
grand
sta tic,
grand
3
3
3
3
sta tic,
phan hood.
3
1022
Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
Tpt I, II & III
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
(Sus. Cym.)
p
p
or
ff
ff
phan hood.
A
A
p
fish jumps twice,
fish jumps twice,
p To Tam-tam
3
three
times. 3
three
times.
dom
ff
Free
free
dom
3
dom.
ff
Cb.
Vc.
ff
dom.
free
To Triangle
3
ff
Free
(Tam-tam)
To Marimba
ff
p
f
f
f
phan hood.
p
ff
Vla
ff
f
Vln II
f
Vln I
ff
ff
1022
ff
ff
129
ff
ff
3
Pno
or
T.B.
Perc. II Chin. Cym.
S.A.
Timp. Perc. I Sus. Cym.
B. Tbn.
Tbn. I & II
Hn III & IV
Tba
rall.
ff
ff
ff
ff
rall.
segue No. 16
130
No. 16 - Kurdistan - Mohammed Khaki Duet - Mezzo-soprano and Tenor Larghetto q. = 63
1029
Flute I
Flute II
Clarinet I
mf
mf
mf dolce
mf
Violin I
con sord.
1029
mp con sord.
mp con sord.
mp con sord.
Violoncello
pizz.
Fl. I 1033
Cl. I
Cl. II
Hn II
Perc. II Tri.
A tempo
p
solo
mp espr.
p
p
mp
(Triangle)
mp
1033
p
p
Cb.
mp
rall.
Vln I
Vc.
mp
A tempo
Vla
M-S. Solo
Vln II
mp
Bsn II
mp
Bsn I
mp
Contrabass
Larghetto q. = 63
Viola
rall.
Bassoon I & II
Violin II
In
my
p
mp espr.
p
p
p
p
dreams
I
2
come to
your tent
131 1038 Fl. I 2
Cl. I
Cl. II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn II
M-S. Solo
p
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
1043 Fl. I
fil
1038
Vln I
mf
ling
my shep herd's bas
ket
2
lings.
songs of moun tain star
with
mf
Fl. II
mf
Ob. I
Cl. II
Bsn II
mf
mf
Vln I 1043
Vla
Vc.
mf
mf
Cb.
Vln II
Bsn I
132
1046 Fl. I
Fl. II
Cl. II
Tba
Cb.
Hn I
Tba
M-S. Solo
Vc.
Cb.
con sord.
pp
make
for
you
a
2
bed
of
sweet
p
p
p
p
2
lets
I
make
for
you
a
bed
p
mp espr.
mp espr.
mp espr.
Vla
mp
Vln II
mp
1051
Vln I
vio
Ten. Solo
mp espr.
I
1051
Fl. II Cl. I
Vc.
Vla
Bsn II
Vln II
mp
1046
Vln I
Bsn I
M-S. Solo
Ob. I
Bsn II
of
sweet
2
133
Fl. I 1055
mf
mf
Cl. II
Bsn I
Hn I
Cl. I
Bsn II
Fl. II
mf
To B. Cl.
Hn III & IV
p
Tba
M-S. Solo
vio
Vln I 1055
mf
I
Ten. Solo
make
for
you
a
bed
2
of
sweet
vio
lets
mf
lets
I
make
for
mp
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
134
Fl. I
1061
Cl. I
Hn I
Tba
Perc. II Tri.
p
Vln I
1061
bed
2
of
mf
sweet
vio
To Sus. Cym.
lets
a
mf
mf
Vc.
Vla
Vln II
mf
you
Ten. Solo
mf
Hn III & IV
f
p
Bsn II
f
Bsn I
f
Fl. II
mf
mf
mf
Cb.
mf
135
1067
Cl. I
Bsn I
mp Bsn II
Tba
M-S. Solo Ten. Solo
mp
p
p
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
p
p
p
In
my
mf espr.
Vln II
1067
Vln I
dreams
you
come
to
2
mf
my
arms
2
en
twine
you
tent
2
My
2
Fl. I 1071
mf
Ob. I
B. Cl.
M-S. Solo
mf
Ten. Solo
2
My
arms
2
en
twine
Vc.
Cb.
1071
Vln II
Vla
2
2
2
you
arms
en
2
as
2
4
4
mp
mp
2
mp
you 2
ho ney suc kle
twine
2
2
My
Vln I
Perc. I Mar.
Bsn I
mf
Cl. I
Bsn II
mp
solo
mp
f
mp
f
mp
f
mp
f
136
Fl. I 1076
Tba
I
p
B. Cl.
Bsn I
Hn I
Tba
M-S. Solo
make
for
2
bed
of
sweet
2
mf
mf
mp
Vln I 1080
mp
mf
mf
mf
mf
I
make
for
you
a
bed
mf espr.
lets
of
sweet
vio
2
mp
mf
I
lets
poco accel.
mf
Vla
Vln II
a
To Cl. II
vio
Ten. Solo
you
poco accel.
Cl. I
1080
Bsn II
Fl. I Fl. II
p
Cb.
ord.
p
Vc.
mp espr.
Vla
1076
Vln II
mp
mp
M-S. Solo
mp
Cl. I
B. Cl.
mp
Vc.
Cb.
mp
mp
2
2
137
Fl. I
Fl. II
Cl. I
1085
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I
Tba
cresc.
for
I
cresc.
you
make
a
bed
2
of sweet
sweet
for
you
2
a
bed
of
sweet
sweet
rall.
mf
mf
Vla
mf
Vc.
mf
Cb.
sweet
cresc.
cresc.
cresc.
Vln I 1085
mf
make
Vln II
M-S. Solo
Ten. Solo
Hn II
rall.
arco
mf
138
Fl. I
1092
Tempo I
Cl. I
To Picc.
mp espr.
p
Cl. II
p
Ob. I
p
Fl. II
mp
Bsn I
p Bsn II
Hn I
p sub.
Tpt I
mf
con sord.
solo
mp
p
M-S. Solo
Tbn. I
p
B. Tbn.
p
Tba
p
p sub.
vio
Ten. Solo
Vln I
1092
Vln II
p sub.
vio
p sub. Cb.
lets.
lets.
p sub.
p sub.
Vc.
Tempo I
p sub.
Vla
p sub.
segue No. 17
139
No. 17 - Angola - Antonio Joaquim Marques Soloists, Chorus and Children's Chorus
Oboe I 1098
Allegro vivace q = 144
solo
f
f sim.
Clarinet I
Clarinet II
Bassoon I & II
à2
3
3
mf
Trombone I & II
f
à2
3
3
mf Bass Trombone
f 3
3
mf
f
f
f
mf
f
mf
mf
f
mf
f
mp
f
mf
f
mf
mp
Percussion I Marimba
f
senza sord. Viola 1098
Allegro vivace q = 144
mf
Violoncello
Contrabass
1104
Cl. II
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
mf
f
3
3
f
f
mf
f
mf
f
mf
f
mf
To Sus. Cym.
f
mf
mp
mf
p
1108
Vla
3
1108
Cl. II
Ob. II
f
Vla
Cl. I
1104
3
mf
Ob. I Cl. I
senza sord.
f
140
Fl. I q=q
1111
f
Picc.
f
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
B. Tbn.
3
f
3
3
3
f
3
3
f
senza sord.
f
B. Tbn.
à2
3
3
Vla
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
sim.
3
3
3
3
sim. 3
1115 Vln I
Vln II
f
f
Tbn. I & II
sim.
1115 Fl. I
Tpt I, II & III
à2
3
sim.
3
Hn III & IV
3
3
3
3
f
3
3
Hn I & II
f
q=q senza sord.
Ob. I & II
f
3
f senza sord.
Picc.
3
Vc.
Vla
3
Vln I Vln II
f
1111
f 3
3
Tbn. I & II
sim.
f
Tpt I, II & III
sim.
à2 3
Hn III & IV
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
141
1119 Fl. I
Picc.
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Bsn I & II
3
à2
ff
ff
ff
Hn I & II
3
ff
3
Hn III & IV
ff
Tpt I, II & III
3
ff
Tbn. I & II
3
B. Tbn.
ff
3
Tba
ff
senza sord.
ff
Timp.
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
To Crotales
p
f
f
f
(Susp. Cym)
p
ff
Cb.
f
1119 Vln I
(Susp. Cym)
f
f
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
f
f
f
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
f
ff
142
q. = 72 (h = q.)
1124
Fl. I
ff Picc.
à2
ff
Ob. I & II
ff
Cl. I & II
f
Hn II
f
f Hn IV
f
Tbn. I
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Bar. Solo
Pno
To Triangle
1124
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
ff
ff
ff
mf
2
2
f
ters
2
mp
mf
mf
2
To Marimba
last
bird
of
mf
mf
I am the
of the de sert
q. = 72 (h = q.)
ff
mf
Daugh
ff
mp
Vln I
mf
ff
Crotales
Perc. II Crot.
mf
mp
mf
Bsn I
ff
ff
143
1129
Fl. I
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tbn. I
B. Tbn.
Tba
Perc. I Mar.
Perc. II Crot.
Vc.
II
mp
mf
pp
mp
pp
mp
mp
p
p
mp
p
(Marimba)
mf Ri der of storms
der
p sub
mf
To Sus. Cym.
in
2
path
of
wind
To night f
I bring you the
wa
ter
font
of
de
sim.
sim.
p sub.
mp
mp
f
p sub.
mp
Cb.
mf
mf
p
p sub
1129
Vla
mf
Vln II
thun
Vln I
Bar. Solo
Pno
mp
f
mf
mf
144
1134
Fl. I & Picc.
à 2 Fl. I & Picc.
f
Ob. I
f
Ob. II
Cl. I & II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Tpt I
Tpt II & III
Timp.
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
f
open
f
f open
f
f
f
f
Perc. II Crot. mf
f
f
B. Tbn.
mf
Tbn. I
ff
Hn III & IV
mf
Hn I & II
Tba
To Marimba
f
Bar. Solo
sire
Pno
f
Vln I 1134
Vln II
f
f
Vc.
f
Vla
f
Cb.
145
Ob. I 1140
Cl. I
Hn I & II
Tpt I
(II)
Tpt II & III
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
mp
Hn III & IV
solo
mp
mp Bsn II
mf
Ob. II
f Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Mar.
f
f
p
(Marimba)
To Sus. Cym.
mp
Bar. Solo
Pno
1140
mf
Feel this
Vln II
my
2
pas sio nate pulse
I
have
come
to plant
hope
in
2
your suf 'fring heart
mp
Vla
mp
Vc.
mp
Cb.
pizz.
mp
146
Cl. I & II 1146
mp Bsn II
Hn III & IV
Tba
p
Bar. Solo
Vln II 1146
Vla
mf espr.
mp
Tpt I
f
In
these
Cb.
vast
land
of
your
sand
scapes
mp
Hn I & II
Tbn. II
Tba
mp
f
3
Cb.
I
shall
3
trap
the
scor
pions
of
death
f
I
shall
trans
f
mp
mp
con sord.
mp
Vla
3
3
f
3
1150
Vln II
Bar. Solo Vln I
mf
Hn III & IV
Bsn II
Bsn I
1150
Cl. I
Fl. I Ob. I
mp
Vc.
mp
f
f
1153
Fl. I & Picc.
Ob. I & II
ff
147
ff
Cl. I & II
mf
mp
Bsn I
mp Bsn II
Hn I & II
mp
I
Tbn. I & II
mp
B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Perc. II Crot.
II senza sord.
mf warm
Bar. Solo
form
mf warm
mf warm
f
mf
this land
of
fire
dust
in
to
(Sus. Cym.)
life
ff
f
mp
f
f
mp
mf
3
3
arco
mf
3
3
3
f
3
f
ff
ff
ff
f
ff
I
1153
Cb.
Vln I
Vc.
mf
Vla
f
mf warm
Vln II
mf warm
mf warm
mp
ff
mf warm
3
3
Pno
f 3
Tpt III
mf
Tpt I & II
3
à2
mp Hn III & IV
3
3
3
f 3
3
ff
3
3
3
f
3
3
3
ff
ff
148
Fl. I & Picc. 1158
Ob. I & II
2
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
f
Tpt III
Tbn. I
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Perc. II Crot.
Vln II
Vla
2
2
ff
f
ff
Daugh
2
ter
of
ter
of
last
last
bird
of
bird
of
mf
am the
mf
mf
I
am the
I
the de sert
the de sert
2
mf
2
2
Vc.
mf
T.B.
1158
2
2
2
Daugh
Vln I
p
S.A.
Pno
2
f
mf
mf
f
mf
ff
å2
f
Tpt I & II
Bsn I
mf
ff
Cl. I & II
Fl. I 1162
Picc.
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
Cl. II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
Tpt I, II & III
Tbn. I
Tbn. II
B. Tbn.
Tba
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Perc. II Crot.
S.A.
T.B.
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
f
mf
f
mf
mf à2
mf
2
mf
f
mf
mf
in
paths
2
of
wind
f
To night col Tenors To night
Ri der of storms
Basses f
der
f
f
der
thun
Vln I
1162
f
mf
thun
Pno
149
2
I
de
bring you the
wa
ter
font
of
mp
de
mp
f
I bring you the wa ter font of
f
mp
f
150
à2
1167
Fl. I & Picc.
f
Bsn I & II
Ob. II
Cl. I & II
f
f
B. Tbn.
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Perc. II Crot.
Bar. Solo S.A.
f
f
f
ff
f
mf
f
mf
mf
To Piatti
ff
mp
ff
mf
ff
mp
Timp.
Tba
f
ff
Tbn. I & II
ff
ff
Tpt I, II & III
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
f
Ob. I
2
Look
how
I
plunge
be
2
tween
the
sire
T.B.
Pno
Vln I 1167
sire
ff
Vln II
f
f
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
f
f
mp
mp
mf
mp
mp
151
Ob. I 1171
Cl. I & II
Bsn I & II Hn II
Tpt I, II & III
Timp.
Bar. Solo
he
Pno
mp
mp
mi
spheres
2
mp
p
mf sub.
In the night
of
long
mp
con sord. à 2
ing
I have come
2
to make of your
dry
lips
The
wet
con sord. I
II, III
2 re flec tion of moon light
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
pizz.
mp
mp
Vln II
Vln I 1171
mp
Hn III & IV
152
1178
Fl. I
mp
2
2
mp
Cl. I & II
Bsn II
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
mp
2
2
2
Pno
f 2
2
2
2
Here
then
are my
2
flowers
of
free
dom
And
my
first
2 ca
la bash
of rain
2 2 2 2 mp
2
p
sempre staccato
2
2
2
2
1178
Vln II
Vla
arco
mp
mp
2
2
mp
Vc.
2
mp
mp
Cb.
mp
Bar. Solo
Vln I
mf
2
sempre staccato
Hn III & IV
Perc. II Crot.
Hn II
Tpt I, II & III
Bsn I
2
sempre staccato
2
mp
Ob. II
Ob. I
2
To Fl. II
Picc.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
153
Fl. I 1184
Ob. I & II
Cl. II
Hn I & II
f
f
f
f
senza sord.
Hn III & IV
mf
senza sord.
Tpt I, II & III
Timp.
Perc. I Piatti
mf (Piatti)
mf
Now
mf
Now
S.A.
mf
Now
f
Here
1184 Vln I
then
are my flow'rs
of
free dom
and my first
2
ca la bash of rain.
pizz.
f
pizz.
f
pizz.
f
f
f
Cb.
To Marimba
f
Bar. Solo
Vc.
2
Vla
Vln II
2
Ten. Solo
2
M-S. Solo
2
2
f
mf
Tbn. II
pizz.
2
2
mf
f
4
mf
f
pizz.
4
154 1190 Ob. I & II
mp
Cl. I & II
mp
Bsn I
mp
Bsn II
Hn I
mp
Hn IV
Tpt I, II & III
p
mp
M-S. Solo
wipe
a
wipe
wipe
I, II
mf
mf
(Marimba)
Ten. Solo
Perc. I Mar.
III
Tbn. I
S.A.
Hn III
Bar. Solo
Hn II
B. Tbn.
a
a
2
2
way
your
tears
my
love
way
your
tears
my
love
way
your
tears
my
love
2
And
dance
with
me
And
dance
with
me
And
dance
with
me
to
the
rest
to
the
rest
to
the
rest
less
winds
less
winds
less
winds
2
2
2
f
Now
T.B. Vla 1190
Vc.
Cb.
f
Now
mf
mf
arco f
1194 Fl. I & II
155
(Fl. II) f
Ob. I & II
Cl. I
f
Bsn I & II
Tpt I, II & III
Timp.
Perc. I Mar.
f
Bar. Solo
S.A.
2
way T.B. wipe a
arco
way
your tears
Vc.
your tears
my
my
mp arco
mp
Vla
mp
2
Vln II
2
2
mf
With har mo ny mf
With
wipe a
Vln I
1194
mp
mf
M-S. Solo Ten. Solo
mf
I
mp
2
f
Tba
Tbn. II
Tbn. I
f
Hn III
f
Hn I
Cl. II
div. arco f div. arco
Cb.
love
And
love
And
2
With
dance with me
mf
to the
rest
dance with me
to the
rest
less
har
2
of
2
I shall
dreams
of
I shall
dreams
I shall
pizz.
mp
mo ny
dreams
winds
mo ny
of
har
winds
less
2
pizz.
mp
156
1200 Fl. I & II
Cl. I
Cl. II
Hn II
Hn III
Perc. I Mar.
2
2
2
f
I
2
mf
p
mf
2
2
f
f
2
2
2
2
2
With
Vln I
1200
har
mo ny
, 2
har
f
2
f
mo ny
,
2
f
2
with
har
f
with
har
mo ny
mo ny
2
And when to
2
of
Vc.
Cb.
f sub.
2
f sub.
comes
dreams
p
2
mor row
mor row comes 2
p
dreams
2 when to mor row comes
p
of
2
And when to
mf
2
mf
f
2
the fin ger less cac tus
To Sus. Cym.
And
the fin ger less cac tus
With
T.B.
the fin ger less cac tus
mf
2
p
pluck
f
(senza rall.)
S.A.
Vla
2
2
pluck
Vln II
pluck
Bar. Solo
M-S. Solo Ten. Solo
mf
Ob. I & II
Bsn I & II
2
arco
2
arco
mp
mp
(senza rall.)
157
Fl. I & II
1207
p
II
Ob. I & II
p
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
4
p
p
Hn III
Tba
p
Tpt II & III
con sord.
p
psub. M-S. Solo
Peace
shall de
u pon this land
p
p sub.
Ten. Solo
Peace
Bar. Solo
shall de
p sub.
Child. Ch.
Peace
shall de
scend
2
scend
2
p
peace
p
Peace
T.B.
soo
thing breeze.
With my plu mage of
soo
With my plu mage of
soo
peace
Peace
shall de scend
shall de
peace
shall de
scend
With my plu mage of
u pon this land
p
Peace
mp
u pon this land
scend
S.A.
2
senza sord.
Col. Tenor Chorus*
thing breeze.
Col. Bass Chorus*
thing breeze.
Peace
Peace
scend
Peace
p
Pno
Vln I 1207
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
p
mp
p
mp
mp
mp
p sub.
p sub.
158
accel.
1212
Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Child. Ch.
T.B.
mf
mp
mf
f
f
f
de scend
shall de scend
f
peace
shall
f
,
,
f
peace
shall
accel.
mf
de scend
Vc.
Cb.
mp
mp
mf
Poco più mosso q. = 80
f
mf
f
f
mf
f Col. SA*
mf
mp
f
shall de scend
peace
de scend
f
f
de scend
(f) f
f
,
f
à2
(Sus. Cym.)
f
mf
f
mf
f
shall
f à2
mf
mp
Vla
shall
Vln II
mf
1212
Vln I
Pno
S.A.
f
mf
Perc. I Sus. Cym. Perc. II Crot.
mp
Tpt II & III
f
Tpt I
Hn III & IV
Poco più mosso q. = 80
f
f
f
f
Fl. I & II 1216
Ob. I & II
Bsn I
Hn I & II
Cl. I & II
Bsn II
2
f
Hn III & IV
Tpt I, II & III
B. Tbn.
Tba
Timp.
Perc. II Crot.
2
à3
2
2
*
Now
wipe
a
ff
2
way
wipe
ff
a
way
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
your tears
my
love
my
love
my
love
mf
mf
mf
mf
2
2
And
dance
with
me
dance
with
me
dance
with
me
* The Childrens' chorus should sing the upper notes of the Soprano/Alto part. Tenor and Baritone soli should sing the Tenor and Bass chorus parts respectively to the end.
to
the
to
the
to
the
2
2
2
2
mf
2
And
And
2
mf
mf
Vln I
1216
way
2
a
wipe
mf
Now
2
2
mf
mp
your tears
2
f
2
your tears
2
à2
2
ff
2
2
f
T.B.
Pno
Now
*
Child. Ch./ S.A.
mf
mf
mf
M-S. Solo
2
mf
à2
2
Tbn. I & II
mf
mf
159
rest
rest
2
2
rest
less
less
less
2
winds
2
winds
2
winds
mp
mp
2
mf
2
2
160
1220
Fl. I & II
Ob. I & II
f
f
ff
Cl. I & II
Bsn I
Bsn II
Tpt I, II & III
Timp.
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
M-S. Solo
Child. Ch./ S.A.
f
f
T.B.
1220
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
f
f
f
f
f marcato
Vln I
Cb.
f marcato
Tba
f Tbn. II & B. Tbn.
Tbn. I
f
Hn I & II
Hn III & IV
II
f marcato
With
har
f
f
mo
2
ny
of
dreams
of
dreams
of
dreams
I
shall
I
shall
I
shall
With
har
mo
With
har
mo
f
f
f
f
f
ny
2
2
ny
pizz.
f
Fl. I & II
1224
Bsn I & II
Hn I & II
f
f
f
f B. Tbn.
Timp.
Perc. I Sus. Cym.
Perc. II Crot.
M-S. Solo
Child. Ch./ S.A.
T.B.
Vln I
1224
mp II
2
f
pluck
the
fin
ger
less
cac
less
cac
2
tus
And
when
pluck
the
fin
ger
less
cac
tus
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
2
2
to
2
2
to
2
when
And 2
To Sus. Cym.
when
fin
To Tam-tam
And
the
2
tus
pluck
ger
p
2
2
p
2
2
2
2
2
p
à2
Vln II
mp
mf
II
f
mp
2
f
Tbn. II
mf
Tbn. I
mp
II
f
f
mf
Tpt I, II & III
2
Hn III & IV
f
Cl. I & II
Ob. I & II
161
to
row
comes
2
mor
mor
mor
2
2
2
row
comes
row
comes
162
Fl. I & II 1229
p sub.
p
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
2
2
2
2
p
p
Tpt I & II
2
p
2
Timp.
p sub.
2
Pno
2
2
2
shall
2
de
de
2
shall
1229
de
Peace
Vln I
2
p sub.
2
Peace
f
scend u pon this
scend u pon this
2
land
2
scend u pon this
2
2
2 2
p
f
2
f
2
f
2
2
2
shall
f
2
f
2
2
shall
Peace
2
Peace
2
land
Peace
2
2
land
f
f
2
f
f
f
f
2
shall
p sub.
f
Peace
M-S. Solo
T.B.
p sub.
Child. Ch./ S.A.
p Tba
B. Tbn.
Tbn. I & II
2
p Tpt III
ff
f
p Hn III & IV
f
2
4
4
f
p sub.
Bsn I & II
2
Ob. I & II
de
de
2
shall
de
4 4 4
4
f
ff
4 4 4 4
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
p
arco
Cb. p
f div.
ff
ord.
mp
ff
div.
ord.
mp
ff
mp
2
ff
2
2
163
Fl. I & II
1235
Cl. I & II
Hn I & II
Tbn. II
f
f
à2
Tpt I, II & III
Hn III & IV
2
Ob. I & II
Bsn I & II
f B. Tbn.
Tba
Perc. I T-t.
scend
scend
u
pon
this
u
u
pon
this
pon
this
Vln I
Vln II
Cb.
2
2
2
ff
2
ff
2
2
land
sim.
With
my
plu
With
my
plu
With
my
plu
2
2
2
2
2
mage
To Log/Wood l.v.
of
soo
of
soo
of
soo
2
mage
2
mage
2
2
thing 2
2
thing
2
thing
2
land
land
Vc.
Vla
2
1235
Child. Ch./ S.A.
Pno
p
scend
(Tam-tam)
M-S. Solo
T.B.
164
1240 Fl. I & II
ff
Ob. I & II
ff
Cl. I & II
à2
f
Bsn I & II
ff
Hn I
f
mp
f
mp
ff
Hn II
ff
Hn III & IV
ff
Tpt I
f warm
f warm
mp
mp
à2
ff
Tpt II & III
Tbn. I & II
ff
Tba
Timp.
f warm
(Sus. Cym.)
f warm
mp
mp
f
mp
ff
ff
Perc. II Sus. Cym.
mp
l.v.
To Bass Drum
f
ff
M-S. Solo
f warm
mp
ff B. Tbn.
mf
mp
ff ff
breeze.
ff
Child. Ch./ S.A.
breeze.
T.B.
breeze.
Solo Vln
solo
1240
Vln I
Vln II
2
2
2
f
f
mf
ff
2
mf
mf
ff f mf
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
ff
ff
ff
f
mf
165
Fl. I & II
Bsn I & II
1247
Ob. I & II
Cl. I & II
Hn I
Hn II
Hn III & IV
Tpt I
Tbn. I & II
poco rall.
à2
p
p
II
p
stopped
pp
2
pp
B. Tbn.
pp
Tba
Timp.
Solo Vln 1247
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
2
Cb.
p
2
2
poco rall.
2
2
2
2
pp
pp
pp
pp
2
pp
mf Vln I
2
pp
2
stopped
2
2
2
2
p
p
segue No. 18
166
Epilogue No. 18 - Tony Harrison
1255
Timpani
Percussion I 2 Log/Wood Drums
Percussion II Bass Drum
3
p
6
mp
Tenor Solo
Piano
Tenor Solo
Adagio q = 60
3
p
Adagio q = 60
p espr.
p
Ten. Solo 1260
Solo Vln
pizz.
pizz.
loss,
e
1260
dle
burns,
for
how
Lone li ness,
long?
grief
may
move
the
suf
'frer
in
to
Cb.
Fl. I
Ob. I
Cl. I
Hn I
Ten. Solo
Tape
mp
that
like
the
can
dle's
bright
but
mp
mp
brief.
Tape starts (Multi-lingual texts)
T7
1264
Solo Vln
mp
I
I
song
Vc.
1264
tutti arco
xile,
but
tutti arco
div. arco
p
div. arco
Contrabass
can
p
Solo Violin Violoncello
The
1255
mp
Tape fade
Vc.
Cb.
167
Hn I 1270
mp espr.
Hn II
Tbn. I & II
B. Tbn.
Tba
mp
mp
mp
mp
Ten. Solo
mp
The
love
Vc.
solo
1270
Cb.
moth
seeks
the
flame
that
p espr.
men
mp
must
light
Timp.
1273
Perc. I Log/Wood
Perc. II B.D.
senza misura
3
p
6
mp
p
Ten. Solo p marcato
and light
Solo Vln 1273
3
pp
6
mp
pp
fff
Vln I
Vln II
Vla
Vc.
Cb.
a gain.
senza misura
3 3 3
3
mf
f
3
3
mp perdendosi
p
mf
tutti
p
p
fff
con sord.
mf
fff
con sord.
p
fff
p
fff
fff
con sord.
p
fff
p
fff