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GREG BARTHOLOMEW
Three Gnostic Poems
Settings of three poems by
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
for unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
1. An Open World 2. When I Land 3. And the Wind
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Three Gnostic Poems
Settings of three poems by
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
for unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
1. An Open World 3 minutes 2. When I Land 5 minutes 3. And the Wind 4 minutes
BURKE & BAGLEY
1284 North 53rd Street Seattle, WA 98103-6116
Tel: 206.632.4487 Email: burkeandbagle y@ com cas t .ne t
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GREG BARTHOLOMEW
An Open World
A setting of the poem by
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
for unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
BURKE & BAGLEY
Perusal Copy
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
(1918 - 2006)
An Open World
There is a certain madness born of sailing From port to distant port the world around. There is a certain way it has, unveiling Unused chambers of the mind so that the sound Of many different voices can be heard. – The range of human thoughts and views, From which with joy can be inferred, An open world, and paths to choose.
For unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
Duration: 3 minutes
An Open World is the first in a group of three settings of poems from Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew’s collection entitled And the Wind: Gnostic Poems 1945 - 1979. Minneapolis native Fletcher Bartholomew spent most of his life in aviation, beginning with a childhood flight in a Curtis Robin in 1929. His work in aviation started with a job as an inspector in an aircraft factory. He went on to become a test pilot in World War II, serving at the South India Air Depot at Bangalore, India, where he was sent by ship, an experience he always remembered. For information about composer Greg Bartholomew, visit www .g regbar tho lo mew .com .
BURKE & BAGLEY
1284 North 53rd Street Seattle, WA 98103-6116
Tel: 206.632.4487 Email: burkeandbagle y@ com cas t .ne t
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Greg BartholomewFletcher LaVallee Bartholomew(1918 - 2006)
Copyright © 2007
Andante q = 60
Andante q = 60
An Open WorldIn memory of Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
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q = 80
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Note: Use rubato freely to give meaning to the text. Stagger breathing as needed for continuity of sound.
There
mp
is
a cer
tain- mad
ness
- born of sail
ing
- from
port
to dis
tant
- port
the
subitomp
world
a
round.
-
There
mpis
a cer
tain- mad
ness
- born of sail
ing
- from
port
to dis
tant
- port
subito mp
the
world
a
round.
-
mp
8molto rit.
molto rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
There
p
is
mpa
cer
tain
- mad
ness
- sail
ing,
- sail
ing
- the
world
a
round.
-
There
p
is
mp
a
cer
tain
- mad
ness
-
sail
ing,
- sail
ing
- the
world
a
round.
-
p
There
mpis
a
mad
ness
-
sail
ing
- the
world
a
round.
-
p
There
mpis
a
mad
ness
-
sail
ing
- the
world
a
round.
-
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a tempo q = 60
15
accel.
accel.
q = 80
q = 80
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
There
p
is a cer tain- way
mp it
has,
un
veil
- ing
- un
used
- cham
bers
- of
the
mind
There
p
is a cer tain- way
mp
it
has,
un
veil
- ing
- un
used
- cham
bers
- of
the
mind
There
p
is a cer tain- way
mp
it
has,
un
veil
- ing
- un
used
- cham
bers
- of
the
mind
There
p
is a cer tain- way
mp it
has,
un
veil
- ing
- un
used
- cham
bers
- of
the
mind
21
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
so
that
the
sound
mf of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
- voi
- ces
can
be
heard,
the
mp
so
that
the
sound
mf
of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
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- ces
can
be
heard,
the
mp
so
that
the
sound
mf of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
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- ces
can
be
heard,
the
mp
so
that
the
sound
mf of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
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- ces
can
be
heard,
the
mp
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rit.
rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
sound
of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
- voi
ces
- can
be
heard,
can
be
heard:
the
mf
sound
of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
- voi
ces
- can
be,
can
be
heard:
the
mf
sound
of
ma
ny,
-
ma
ny
- diff
'rent
- voi
ces
- can
be
heard:
the
mf
sound
of
ma
ny
- diff
'rent,
- ma
ny
- diff
'rent
- voi
ces
- can
be
heard:
the
mf
q = 80
q = 80
35
rall.
rall.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
range
of
hu
man
- thoughts
and
views,
mp
from
which
with
joy
f can
range
of
hu
man
- thoughts
and
views,
mp
from
which
with
joy
f
can
range
of
hu
man
- thoughts
and
views,
mp
from
which
with
joy
f can
range
of
hu
man
- thoughts
and
views,
mp from
which
with
joy
f
can
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a tempo primo q = 60
42
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
be
in
ferred,
- an
mp
o
pen
- world,
and
paths
to
choose,
an
p
be
in
ferred,
- an
mp
o
pen
- world,
and
paths
to
choose,
an
p
be
in
ferred,
- an
mpo
pen
- world,
and
paths
to
choose,
an
p
be
in
ferred,
- an
mp
o
pen
- world,
and
paths
to
choose,
an
p
48 rit.
rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
o
pen
- world,
and
p
paths
to
choose.
o
pen
-
world,
and
p
paths
to
choose.
o
pen
- world,
and
ppaths
to
choose.
o
pen
- world,
and
p
paths
to
choose.
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GREG BARTHOLOMEW
When I Land
A setting of the poem by
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
for unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
BURKE & BAGLEY
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Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
(1918 - 2006)
When I Land I fly da Vinci’s dream on wings of speed, With effortless delight I cleave the air, Free in the boundless realm of sky, I feed My soul with wonder, questions seeming fair. Why brought forth to wander on this earth? Why given this brief breath of life, To wonder at our enigmatic birth, To reach for stars, want reason for the strife. Yet, being here, why try to find a plan? Why waste time in thought before we go? Is not life enough for any man? How many have, as theirs, my answer, “No.” When I set foot again upon the land, And darkness gains upon the setting of the sun, I long to feel the welcome of your hand In mine, to rest, let Time its silly cycles run, Life’s nights are all too few. No other hand, no other’s look, no other one, Can bring that peace to mind or heart or soul, No peace. Although I know there’s always fun In life, to reach that sublime goal, I must return to you.
For unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
Duration: approx. 5 minutes
When I Land is the second in a group of three settings of poems from Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew’s collection entitled And the Wind: Gnostic Poems 1945 - 1979. Minneapolis native Fletcher Bartholomew spent his professional life in aviation, including service during World War II as a pilot in the United States Army Air Corps and, later, working in airport planning and management. For information about composer Greg Bartholomew, visit www .g regbar tho lo mew .com .
BURKE & BAGLEY
1284 North 53rd Street Seattle, WA 98103-6116
Tel: 206.632.4487 Email: burkeandbagle y@ com cas t .ne t
Perusal Copy
q = 90
q = 90
Greg BartholomewFletcher LaVallee Bartholomew (1918 - 2006)
Copyright © 2007
When I Land
SOPRANO
ALTO
TENOR
BASS
Pianofor
rehearsalonly
I
mf
fly
I
fly.
I
fly.
f
I
mf
fly,
I
fly.
I
fly.
f
I
mf
fly,
I
fly.
I
fly.
f
I
mf
fly,
I
fly,
I
fly.
I
fly.
f
12
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
I
mf
lightly
fly
Da Vin
ci's- dream
on
wings
of
speed.
With
ef fort- less
- de light
- I
cleave
the
air.
I
mf
lightly
fly
Da Vin
ci's- dream
on
wings
of
speed.
With
ef fort- less
- de light
- I
cleave
the
air.
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21 rit.
rit.
a tempo
a tempo
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Why
mplightly
brought
Free
in thebound
less
- realm
of
sky,
I
feed
my
soul
with won
der,
- ques tions- seem
ing- fair.
Free
in thebound
less
- realm
of
sky,
I
feed
my
soul
with won
der,
-
ques tions- seem
ing- fair.
29
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Why
mplightly
brought
forth
to
wan
der
- on
the
earth?
Why brought forth
to wan
der
- on
the
forth?
Why brought forth
to wan
der
on
the
earth?
Why
p
brought
forth?
Why
p
brought
forth?
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37 rit.
rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
earth?
Why
mf
gi ven- this
brief
breath
of
life
to
won
der
- at
Why
mf
gi ven- this
brief
breath
of
life
to
won
der
- at
Why
with a bit more gravitymp
brought
forth
to wan
der
- on
mfthe
earth?
Why
mf
gi ven- this
brief
breath
of
life
to
won
der
- at
Why
with a bit more gravitymp
brought
forth
to wan
der
on
mfthe
earth?
Why
mfgi ven- this
brief
breath
of
life
to
won
der
- at
45 q = 72
q = 72
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
our
e nig- ma
- tic-
birth?
To
gently
reach
for stars,
want
rea
son
- for
the strife.
f
our
e nig- ma
- tic-
birth?
to
gently
reach
for
stars,
want
rea
son
- for
the strife.
f
our
e nig- ma
- tic-
birth?
to
gently
reach
for
stars,
want
rea
son
- for
the strife.
f
our
e nig- ma
- tic-
birth?
To
gently
reach
for stars,
want
rea
son
- for
the
strife.
f
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52 rit.
rit.
q = 90
q = 90
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Why
mf
brought forth
to wan
der
- on
the
earth?
Why
mf
brought forth
to wan
der
- on
the
earth?
Yet,
pp
be ing- here,
why
Why
mf
brought forth
to wan
der
- on
the
earth?
Why
pp
Why
mf
brought forth
to wan
der
- on
the
earth?
Yet,
pp
be ing- here,
why
58 rall.
rall.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Why
p
waste
time
be
fore
- we
go?
Is
mp
not
life
e
nough
- for
an
y
- man?
try
to find
a plan?
Why
p
waste
time
be
fore
- we
go?
Is
mp
not
life
e
nough
- for
an
y
- man?
try
to find
a plan?
Why
p
waste
time
be
fore
- we
go?
Is
mp
(melody)
not
life
e
nough
- for
an
y
- man?
try
to find
a plan?
Why
p
waste
time
be
fore
- we
go?
Is
mp
not
life
e
nough
- for
an
y
- man?
p
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q = 90
q = 90
67
rit.
rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
How
man
- y
have,
as
theirs,
mf
my
an
swer,
-
subito
p
"No."
How
man
y
- have,
as
theirs,
mf
my
an
swer,
-
subito
p
"No."
How
man
- y
have,
as
theirs,
mfmy
an
swer,
-
subito
p
"No."
How
man
y
- have,
as
theirs,
mfmy
an
swer,
-
subito
p
"No."
q = 90
q = 90
73
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Ah
p
Ah
Ah
p
Ah
Ah
p
Ah
When
mfI set forth a gain
- up
on
- the
land,
and
dark ness- gains up on
the set
ting- of the sun,
p
mf
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79
rit.
rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Ah
Ah
Ah
Ah
Ah
I
long to feel the wel
come
- of
your
hand
in
mine,
to
rest,
let
Time
its sil
ly- cy cles-
85 q = 72
q = 72
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
Life's
mpnights
are all
too
few.
Life's
nights
are all
too few.
No
o
ther- one,
Life's
mpnights
are all
too
few.
Life's
nights
are all
too few.
No
o
ther- one,
Life's
mpnights
are all
too
few.
Life's
nights
are all
too few.
No
o
ther- one,
run.
No
mf
o
ther's- hand,
no o
ther's- look,
no o
ther-
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rall.
q = 60
q = 60
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
no
mfo
ther-
one,
f no
p
o
ther
- one
can bring
that
peace
to mind
or
p
no
mfo
ther-
one,
f
no
p
o
ther
- one
can bring
that
peace
to mind
or
p
no
mfo
ther-
one,
f no
p
o
ther
- one
can bring
that
peace
to mind
p
or
one,
no
o
ther-
one,
f no
p
o
ther
- one
can bring
that
peace
to mind
or
p
f p
96 q = 72
q = 72
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
heart
or
pp
soul,
no
peace.
al
pthough
-
heart
or
pp
soul,
no
peace.
al
p
though
-
heart
or
ppsoul,
no
peace,
no
peace,
no
ppeace,
al
though,
-
heart
or
ppsoul,
no
peace,
no
peace,
no
ppeace,
al
though,
-
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102
rall.
rall.
q = 72
q = 72
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
I
mpknow
there's al
ways- fun
f in
life,
a tempo
ah,
p
I
mp
know
there's al
ways- fun
f
in
life,
ah,
p
al
mp
though
- I
know
there's al
ways- fun
f in
life,
ah,
p
al
mpthough
- I
know
there's
al ways- fun
f in
life,
to
mf reach
that sub
lime
-
107rall.
rall.
q = 60
q = 60
rit.
rit.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
I
mf
must
re
turn
- to
you.
f
I
mf
must
re
turn
- to
you.
f
I
mf
must
re
turn
- to
you.
f
goal,
I
must
re turn
- to you.
I
mfmust
re
turn
- to
you.
f
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GREG BARTHOLOMEW
And the Wind
A setting of the poem by
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
for unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
BURKE & BAGLEY
Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew
(1918 - 2006)
And the Wind
There is an awesome beauty found in sailing Through black of night upon the open sea, Your vessel mauled by unseen waves and trailing Her phosphorescent wake, as steadily, She plows into the darkness, And the wind.
For unaccompanied mixed choir with piano reduction for rehearsal only
Duration: approx. 4 minutes
And the Wind is the final piece in a group of three settings of poems from Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew’s collection entitled And the Wind: Gnostic Poems 1945 - 1979. Minneapolis native Fletcher Bartholomew spent most of his life in aviation, beginning with a childhood flight in a Curtis Robin in 1929. His work in aviation started with a job as an inspector in an aircraft factory. He went on to become a test pilot in World War II, serving at the South India Air Depot at Bangalore, India, where he was sent by ship, an experience he always remembered. For information about composer Greg Bartholomew, visit www .g regbar tho lo mew .com .
BURKE & BAGLEY
1284 North 53rd Street Seattle, WA 98103-6116
Tel: 206.632.4487 Email: burkeandbagle y@ com cas t .ne t
Copyright © 2007
Adagio q = 70
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And the WindFletcher LaVallee Bartholomew(1918 - 2006)
Greg Bartholomew
SOPRANO
ALTO
TENOR
BASS
Pianofor
rehearsalonly
mf
O
pen
- - sea,
o
pen.
- -
mf
O
pen
- - sea,
o
pen.
-
Sh*
p
Sh
mp Sh
mf Sh
mp Sh
mfSh
fz
Awe
mf
some
-
beau
ty,
- awe
- - some
7 accel.
accel.
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
*"Sh" as the sound of ocean spray
O
- pen
sea.
(Melody #1)
There
is
an
awe
some
- beau
ty,
O
pen
- sea.
There
is
an
awe
some
- beau
ty,
Sh
mf
Sh
Sh
fz There
(Melody #2) is
an
awe
some
- beau
ty,
beau
f
- ty.
*(There
Awe*Only low E on first 3 notes unless lower octave is not "present."
is
an)
awe
some
some.
- beau
- - -
ty,
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q = 90
16 poco accel.
poco accel.
q = 100
q = 100
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
- found
in
sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
up
-
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
- found
in
sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
up-
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
- found
in
sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
up
-
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
- found
in
sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
up
-
26
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
on
the
o
pen
- sea,
there
is an awe
some
- beau
- ty
beau
ty
-
on
the
o
pen
- sea,
there
is an awe
some
- beau
ty,
-
beau
ty
-
on
the
o
pen
- sea,
there
is an awe
some
- beau
ty,
-
beau
ty
-
on
the
o
pen
- sea,
there
is an awe
some
- beau
ty,
-
beau
ty
-
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36
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
sailing- through
black
of
night
up
on
- the
o
pen
- sea,
the
o
pen
- sea,
sailing- through
black
of
night
up
on
- the
o
pen
- sea,
the
o
pen
- sea.
sail
ing
- through
black
of
night
up
on
- the
o
pen
- sea,
the
o
pen
- sea.
sail
ing
- through
black
of
night
up
on
- the
o
pen
- sea,
the
o
pen
- sea.
46
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
-
found in sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
-
found in sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
-
found in sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
There
is an awe
some
- beau
ty
-
found in sail
ing
-
through
black
of
night
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Adagio q = 70
S.
A.
T.
B.
Pno.
up
on
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o
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Leo, for unaccompanied SATB choir, 2002 (Duration: 5:45)
A setting of excerpts from Astronomica, a 1st Century B.C. Latin text by Marcus Manilius. Finalist in the 2007 Cincinnati Camerata Choral Compostition Competition.
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The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan), for unaccompanied SATB choir, 2002 (Dur.: 6:40) A setting of excerpts from United Nations Sec.-Gen. Kofi Annan’s Nobel Peace Prize Lecture. Available on CD released by Connecticut Choral Artists (Concora): Songs & Stories of Liberation (2007). Finalist in the 2003 Briar Cliff University New Choral Music Competition.
Beati Quorum Via, for unaccompanied SATB choir, 2003 (Duration: 2:30) A new setting of the traditional Latin text.
Song of the Mountains, for mixed SSAATB choir with piano accompaniment, 2004 (Duration: 6 min.) A setting of text adapted from prose by American naturalist John Muir (1838 - 1914).
Stoke Fleming, for unaccompanied SATB choir, 2000 (Duration 3:30) A meditation on rocks and waves written at a small hamlet on the English Channel.
The Tree, for unaccompanied SATB choir, 2003 (Duration: 3 min.) A setting of the poem by American transcendental poet Jones Very (1813 - 1880).
Three American Winter Settings A Country Boy in Winter, for unaccompanied TTBB men’s chorus, 2001 (Duration: 3:20)
A setting of the poem by American poet Sarah Orne Jewett (1849 - 1909). A Rainy Day, for unaccompanied SSAA women’s chorus, 2001 (Duration: 4:15)
A setting of the poem by American poet John Brainard (1796 - 1828). To a Locomotive in Winter, for unaccompanied SATB choir, 2001 (Duration: 6 min.)
A setting of the poem by Walt Whitman (1819 - 1892). Three Gnostic Poems
An Open World, 2007 (Duration: 3 min.) When I Land, 2007 (Duration: 4 min.) And the Wind, 2007 (Duration: 5 min.)
For unaccompanied SATB choir. Three settings of poems by Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew, meditations on the ineffable.
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