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Horizons

Horizons is a serene setting of seven sea poems as a parable for life’s voyage, namely: Where lies the Land (Hugh Clough), My Soul is awakened (Anne Brontë), Roadways (John Masefield), Exultation (Emily Dickinson), The Long Trail (Rudyard Kipling), Now Voyager Depart (Walt Whitman) and Crossing the Bar (Alfred Tennyson). Scored for soprano solo, SATB choir (with divisions), and orchestra, Horizons offers audiences a momentary glimpse of something beyond their own imagination. Any choirs seeking an atmospheric concert piece that transcends the mundanities of everyday life need look no further. Published: 1998. Duration: 30′.

Andrew Carter Horizons
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