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The Divine Image - cello part. Robert Kyr. Advanced.

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The Divine Image - cello part. Robert Kyr. Avanceret.

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The Divine Image - cello part composed by Robert Kyr. 1952-. For cello. General. Moderately difficult. Cello part. 8 pages. Published by Ione Press. EC.6389. "The opening line of William Blake's poem The Divine Image is quite striking. 'To Mercy, Pity, Peace and Love. All pray in their distress. ' In many ways, this line describes the challenging times in which we live, while the final two lines suggest hope for the future. 'Where Mercy, Love and Pity dwell. There God is dwelling too. ' Even during the most troubling times, the divine qualities of mercy, love and pity are alive within humanity, suggesting a transformation from darkness to light. I composed this work to celebrate the joyful spirit and music-making of the Pacific Youth Choir, as inspired by its director, Mia Hall Savage.

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The Divine Image - cello part composed by Robert Kyr. 1952 -. For cello. Generelt. Moderat vanskelig. Cello del. 8 sider. Udgivet af Ione Press. EC.6389. "Åbningen linje af William Blakes digt Den Guddommelige Billedet er ganske slående. 'Til Mercy, Pity, Fred og Kærlighed. Alle beder i deres nød. "På mange måder er denne linie beskriver de udfordrende tider, vi lever i, mens de to sidste linjer antyder håb for fremtiden. »Når Mercy, kærlighed og Pity dvæle. Der Gud dvæle for. "Selv under de mest bekymrende tider, de guddommelige kvaliteter af barmhjertighed, kærlighed og medlidenhed er i live inden for menneskeheden, hvilket tyder på en forvandling fra mørke til lys. Jeg komponeret dette arbejde for at fejre den glade ånd og musiceren i Stillehavet Youth Choir, som er inspireret af dets direktør, Mia Hall Savage.