Two
Visions (1970) (High Voice, Ob. and Piano) - The visions of these
songs are of nature and the lyricalness and playfulness of the
melody, harmony and rhythm create an atmospheric setting. The
poems are by David Lubin. While the poems are not haiku poems,
the are similar to haiku poetry in their brevity and
concentration of thought. Duration 4:00 Grade 4. Two scores and
oboe part for $10.00
These excerpts use the Scorch plug-in
So Black, The Trees
by David Lubin
So black, the trees
stretched forth their winter arms
to skies that kissed them blue.
Upon their stretching
where the sun shown through
and tender warmed the night to day
and tender warmed the winter fiercely into May.
Naughtily, I Nestled
by David Lubin
Naughtily, I nestled
in amongst the stones
that lay beneath the sun
whose yellow waves caught up the sky
and threw her blue beneath the tide
whose waters rose and waved good-bye.
