Preview: THE THREE BEST THINGS
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SKU: A0.904432
Composed by John T Sarno. Arranged by Words: Henry Van Dyke. A Cappella,Concert,Contemporary,Graduation. Octavo. 19 pages. John T Sarno #6864363. Published by John T Sarno (A0.904432).This SATB choral piece is a set of three pieces from the poetry of Henry Van Dyke 1852-1933. $7.50
WORK
The romanticism of the poetry setting conveys the message of the importance of having a good work ethic. It carries the idea that I am the best one that can do the work I do.
This work can also be used for a graduation ceremony.
LOVE
A cappella piece. The romanticism of the poetry setting describes love as a journey to find your best self by loving and being loved. Love offered without pretense and received with forgiveness will fill the heart’s desire for true love. To give of yourself completely and freely because there is love.
LIFE
The romanticism of this poetic setting describes life as an adventure filled with joy, love, friendship, and courage. It challenges the listener to live life to the fullest, always striving to be their best.
This work can also be used for a graduation ceremony.
Approx. 7:20
Pages: 19
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