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Based on a traditional setting of the Longfellowโs popular 1838 poem, this song has an anthem-like quality well befitting the spiritual and optimistic depiction of lifeโs purpose. The song opens with an alto solo.
Commissioned by The Tampa Bay Childrenโs Chorus
Words by Henry W. Longfellow
Setting and Arrangement by Malcolm Dalglish