BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//hacksw/handcal//NONSGML v1.0//EN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260605T200547Z DTSTART:20180610T160000Z DTEND:20180610T173000Z UID:20180610T160000Z-20180610T173000Z-20@firstinversion.org SUMMARY:Another Glorious Day! DESCRIPTION:To close our fourth season\, First Inversion offers exuber ant\, reflective\, and evocative music celebrating the beauty of the e arth. Jake Runestad's Come to the Woods\, sets text from John Muir's j ournals to take listeners to the top of a majestic fir tree to experie nce a summer storm. The concert opens with pieces depicting sunrise an d morning light and closes with a moving reflection on a star-filled s ummer sky. Throughout the concert\, our imaginations will delight in s tunning poetry by James Agee\, Wendell Berry\, Mary Coleridge\, Robert Herrick\, Edna St. Vincent Millay\, the Psalms\, the Song of Solomon\ , and Walt Whitman. Familiar and lesser-known composers of the 20th an d 21st centuries share with us their musical interpretation of these t imeless words. Come\, join First Inversion for a journey of intense be auty and wonder.\n\n\nProgram\n\n\n\nGive Me the Splendid Silent Sun: Sunrise - Michael Hennagin\,  Light of a Clear Blue Morning - Dolly Pa rton\, Arr. Craig Hella Johnson\,  Rise Up My Love\, My Fair One\, and Come Away - Healey Willan\,  The Blue Bird - Charles Villers Stanford \,  To Daffodils\, from Flower Songs - Benjamin Britten\,  Psalm 23\, from Requiem - Herbert Howells\,  Les Fleurs et les Arbres - Camille S aint Saens\,  Kasar Mie la Gagi (The Earth Is Tired) - Alberto Grau\,  The Peace of Wild Things - Jake Runestad\,  Come to the Woods - Runes tad\,  Down in the River to Pray - American Negro Spiritual\, Arr. J. David Moore\,  O Shenandoah - Traditional American Song\, Arr. James E rb\,  Afternoon on a Hill - Eric William Barnum\,  Sure on this Shinin g Night - Morten Lauridsen\n\n\n\n  X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

To close our fourth season\, First Inv ersion offers exuberant\, reflective\, and evocative music celebrating the beauty of the earth. Jake Runestad’\;s “\;Come to the W oods\,”\; sets text from John Muir’\;s journals to take list eners to the top of a majestic fir tree to experience a summer storm. The concert opens with pieces depicting sunrise and morning light and closes with a moving reflection on a star-filled summer sky. Throughou t the concert\, our imaginations will delight in stunning poetry by Ja mes Agee\, Wendell Berry\, Mary Coleridge\, Robert Herrick\, Edna St. Vincent Millay\, the Psalms\, the Song of Solomon\, and Walt Whitman. Familiar and lesser-known composers of the 20th and 21st centuries sha re with us their musical interpretation of these timeless words. Come\ , join First Inversion for a journey of intense beauty and wonder.

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Give Me the Splendid Sil ent Sun: Sunrise –\; Michael Hennagin\,  Light of a Clear Blue Mo rning –\; Dolly Parton\, Arr. Craig Hella Johnson\,  Rise Up My L ove\, My Fair One\, and Come Away –\; Healey Willan\,  The Blue B ird –\; Charles Villers Stanford\,  To Daffodils\, from Flowe r Songs –\; Benjamin Britten\,  Psalm 23\, from Requiem< /em> –\; Herbert Howells\,  Les Fleurs et les Arbres –\; Cam ille Saint Saens\,  Kasar Mie la Gagi (The Earth Is Tired) –\; Al berto Grau\,  The Peace of Wild Things –\; Jake Runestad\,  Come to the Woods –\; Runestad\,  Down in the River to Pray –\; A merican Negro Spiritual\, Arr. J. David Moore\,  O Shenandoah –\; Traditional American Song\, Arr. James Erb\,  Afternoon on a Hill  211\; Eric William Barnum\,  Sure on this Shining Night –\; Morte n Lauridsen

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\n URL:https://firstinversion.org/events/20/another-glorious-day/?lang=en ATTACH:https://firstinversion.org/events/20/another-glorious-day/?lang =en LOCATION:Downtown United Presbyterian Church\, 121 N. Fitzhugh St.\, R ochester\, NY\, 14614\, END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR