Songs from the End of the World: 3. At sea

Songs from the End of the World: 3. At sea
music by John Mackey
text by A. E. Jaques
performed by Lindsay Kesselman, soprano, with the University of North Carolina at Greensboro Wind Ensemble, conducted by Kevin Geraldi

[@Someone2464-]

Nice job on incorporating the motif of the second mvt of wine dark sea.

[@JFroTheMusician]

Would totally go see a Mackey composed opera.

[@andymartin8162]

Wow--never knew there were words to this.

[@aunyastevens3630]

I just got my two best friends who listen to nothing but trap music to listen to this, 1 of them cried and the other was impressed. And I'm sooooo happy.

[@michaelcook7065]

This is beautiful! I adore the motif from the second movement from Wine-Dark Sea! Fantastic!

[@andremadethis]

Gutted. So so cinematically beautiful, and yet I think that if Hemingway had written "the Old Woman and the Sea," this would be her song. I love that you traffic so sincerely and passionately in the harmony of our time and place; that means a great deal to me. This is beautiful American music, and I'm glad it's in the world.

[@danielastollsoprano]

John Mackey, your music is a beautiful discovery for me. Thanks for this

[@MrIplaysax]

Beautiful! The music from Wine-Dark Sea really fits the lyrics here. Another stunning piece, Mr. Mackey :)

[@kevindaymusic]

Absolutely stunning! Bravo, John Mackey!

[@NEOSAP]

No words.

[@Bugleur]

This piece is amazing ! I hope to can create this piece in France ! Congratulations !

[@machida5114]

sodelicious..........

[@JonathanBush]

I feel like I have heard this before. :)

[@soniadimauro6739]

second movement of Wine-Dark Sea !

[@wreckfish3198]

This slightly less cruel moon

[@わい-x6h]

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