There is nothing more mystical than the voice raised in free expression. Now, more than at any time in my life, I feel the importance of this. "How it Thrills Us," Rainer Marie Rilke's poem, speaks of the 'cry,'  "any cry that was always there." Today, there are many, many cries around us, always there. Only some are human.

Where are we?

m. 112, soprano II, beat 3, add downward stem to C half note and join soprano I line at beat 3. m. 113, soprani, tutti unison.