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Hymnody of Earth (1991), Hymnody of Earth (1999), Morning Walk |
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Song No. 17 From Hymnody of Earth (1999)
Traditional Shaker Song
Arranged by Malcolm Dalglish
Spoken Text by Malcolm Dalglish
Lay Me Low begins with a spoken reference to the river of lanterns that commemorate Hiroshima Day. With this ritual of remembrance, Hymnody of Earthโs optimism returns, closing with the possibility of redemption and
restored harmony. Lay Me Low has often been performed as additional singers with lanterns or votive candles process around or from the audience to join the singers on stage.