#omnia sol

Somewhere far from nowhere, I grew both strong and tall Longing to become, but knowing not the path at all. But the footprints of the winter melted to fields of spring; One last embrace before I cross the threshold: To life we sing! O stay your soul and leave my hearts its song! O stay your hand; the journey may be long! And when we part, and sorrow can't be sway'd... Remember when, and let your heart be staid. Omnia sol temerat, Absens in remota. Ama me fideliter, Fidem mean noto. Weave the dance and raise the; grieve no more... Through the strenghth of Orion, find refuge from the shore! Let courage be your oar; let passion be your sail; Wisdom and truth will guide your deep heart's yearning, through all travail! O stay your soul and leave my hearts its song! O stay your hand; the journey may be long! And when we part, and sorrow can't be sway'd... Remember when, and let your heart be staid. Omnia sol temerat, Absens in remota. Ama me fideliter, Fidem mean noto. Omnia sol temperat, And when we part, and sorrow can't be sway'd... Remember when... Remember when... And let your heart be staid... Be staid.

Performance at brat trap 5•3•19

And know that I am faithful

Omnia Sol (Let Your Heart Be Staid) wm. Z. Randall Stroope (b. 1953) Somewhere far from nowhere, I grew both strong and tall, Longing to become, but not knowing the path at all. But the footprint of the winter melted to fields of spring; One last embrace before I crossed the threshold To life we sing! O stay your soul and leave my heart its song, O stay your hand, the journey may be long. And when we part, and sorrow can’t be sway’d, Remember when and let your heart be staid.* Omnia sol temperat, abscens in remota. (The sun warms everything, even when I am far away.) Ama me fideleter, fidem meam nota. (Love me faithfully, and know that I am faithful.) Weave the dance and raise the chorus, grieve no more. Through the strength of Orion find refuge from the shore. Let courage be your oar, let passion be your sail. Wisdom and Truth will guide your deep heart’s yearning, Through all travail. O stay &c Omnia sol temperat &c + From the J. W. Pepper web site: This is simply too good not to consider for your choir. Omnia sol temperat, "the sun warms everything," comes from a verse of Latin found in "Carmina Burana." The composer’s English text speaks to the human need to anchor words of love and commitment in the hearts of those who have been pillars along life’s way. An important contribution to the choral literature! *staid -- classic poetic word for anchored, fixed, or immovable.

Somewhere far from nowhere, I grew both strong and tall, Longing to become, but not knowing the path at all. But the footprint of the winter melted to fields of spring; One last embrace before I crossed the threshold To life we sing! O stay your soul and leave my heart its song, O stay your hand, the journey may be long. And when we part, and sorrow can’t be sway’d, Remember when and let your heart be staid.* Omnia sol temperat, abscens in remota. (The sun warms everything, even when I am far away.) Ama me fideleter, fidem meam nota. (Love me faithfully, and know that I am faithful.) Weave the dance and raise the chorus, grieve no more. Through the strength of Orion find refuge from the shore. Let courage be your oar, let passion be your sail. Wisdom and Truth will guide your deep heart’s yearning, Through all travail. O stay &c Omnia sol temperat &c + From the J. W. Pepper web site: This is simply too good not to consider for your choir. Omnia sol temperat, "the sun warms everything," comes from a verse of Latin found in "Carmina Burana." The composer’s English text speaks to the human need to anchor words of love and commitment in the hearts of those who have been pillars along life’s way. An important contribution to the choral literature! *staid -- classic poetic word for anchored, fixed, or immovable.

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Official release date - 8/18/18