Description
“If I can sing, I still am free.” Sara Teasdale’s 1917 poem “Refuge” is certain to resonate with anyone who possesses an appreciation for singing. This lush setting plays out across a shifting palette of harmonic colors and choral textures, and is offered in wonderfully adaptable alternate voicings that address the needs of choirs at any level.
Features
Print
Difficulty
Not RatedCategory
ChoirGenre
Concert and ContestSeries
Alfred Choral DesignsInstruments
Tenor Voice, Bass Voice, PianoBy
Lon BeeryLyrics by
Sara TeasdalePublished by
Alfred Publishing Co., Inc.INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS SECURED. NOT FOR BROADCAST TRANSMISSION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. DO NOT DUPLICATE. NOT FOR RENTAL.
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