Product Description
The Tree Song is one of many songs from the novel The Earth Woman Tree
Woman Quartet. This piece for two
cellos, a viola and a double bass, with SATB choir evokes the deep voice of the
tree. The choral part is not difficult,
but the strings are challenging. The string parts can be played on a synthesizer. Contact Connie at connie@deephum for help with this. The
song is short, two and half minutes and might be performed with some of the
other songs from the book. Some of the
songs can be found on the website www.earthwomantreewoman.com.
The words are:
Waves of things of forms I am exist in dreams within me,
flow through the sap of trees to come and leaves to come,
falling, decaying, the soil I am, a nutrient for things living,
eating the earth, water and sun, fruit I become,
feeding the unrooted beings ever I'm giving.
And then I am free.
I stretch my wings and fling myself into the air.
I sing, I call. My joy is beyond any earthly care.
The snap of the jaws of the four-legged one is only a moment of pain
for I am living again with a diff'rent name.
And when this life's done the worms I become and pass to the earth to
gain my rebirth.
See my website at www.deephum.com and my facebook pages at Connie Pwll Walck Tyler, Deep Hum Productions, and The Earth Woman Tree Woman Quartet. For more information
contact me at connie@deephum.com.
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