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i sang this two years ago with my high school choir- still one of my favorites of all time. so incredibly thoughtful and beautiful

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lovely

Thank you, Dale.

Deeply touching and so true and important. Excellent collaboration and sensitive composition. Thank you so much for sharing!

I don't think it sounds wrong to not want to heal the pain and suffering of such things as Hope and love xxx

this is enchanting!!! i dont know how i stumbled across this piece but i am very grateful i did. thank you very much for sharing your work (:

Thank you so much, Dale!

Lovely!! Why are you making me so eager for Christmas season in the middle of August?? 😅🎄

So excited for our release!!!!

Well done, Dale!

On Friday, New Amsterdam Singers performed Dale's work: "Charting The World" which I enjoyed listening too. Beautiful work, Dale, keep it up...

Quite beautiful.

Brendan's work is terrific. You did him justice. Stephen Sondheim would have loved this.

Beautiful and moving, I hope this is sung far and wide! Such an amazing poem given new dimension.

Thank you, Dale!

Hey there! This is Nick, we did a lesson together while you were at JMU! Thank you so much for your insight, I thoroughly enjoyed meeting you and having you in our festival! Stay safe, and be well!

Such a fantastic composition. The best choir piece I've ever had the pleasure of singing.

Lovely stuff!!

gorgeous!

your music is incredible!

3:25

Beautiful!

So much lovelier than any other settings of this carol I have recently heard!

Hear Dale talk about this piece on the podcast Moveable Do - anchor.fm/steve-danielson/episodes/Dale-Trumbore-elqk5a/a-a3n4a55

Love this! I need to perform it

Just popped up in my recommended. I’m glad it did. Forgot about your stuff.

This piano writing has been stuck in my head for three years now

Dale, this is an absolute bop. The “oh, sisters and brothers” bit gets me every time. The ending cadence shakes my core always. And this alto section!!

Thank you, Dale!

Where Go The Boat? songs from the poetry of Robert Louis Stevenson ua-cam.com/video/G8_vG5NP0no/v-deo.html

The Lane Community College Chamber Choir is learning this piece for the fall term concert and I am absolutely in love with it! I feel like I can really connect with it even though we have just started learning it.

Emory Concert Choir is so honored and excited to sing this mesmerizing piece!

This is absolutely breathtaking. It keeps leaving me in tears, especially the "this is going to sound wrong" part. This piece feels exactly how I feel after the Borderline shooting in T.O. happened. This piece captures it completely. I'm astonished and glad I could find a song my heart and my hurt could resonate to perfectly. Thank you, Miss Trumbore.

Philharmonia will be performing Love is a Sickness as part of their concert "Love is ..." Feb. 16, 2019 in Philadelphia. Go to Philharmoniasings.com for details and tickets.

Dale, you know how much I love your music, but this one shines. Thank you.

Love this piece. Really lovely performance. Congratulations.

Music is knowledge. Listen and you will find wisdom and happiness!

Simply stunning and profound

Hi, Dale. Did you use a particular program to make this scrolling score video?

I have only recently discovered your work, and I am in awe. Truly beautiful work Dale Trumbore!

Thank you so much for posting this with the score. Te Deum Chamber Choir will be performing this in the Kansas City area in November, and this is a great rehearsal aid. I wish more composers would post quality recordings with the scrolling scores; it might actually encourage more conductors to perform the works, knowing there are quality rehearsal aids that can maximize the efficiency of individual singer preparation. So thank you again.

Love it- great and relatable text, and marvelous intriguing harmonies :)

It was such an honor to sing this song. It took all of us to such a beautiful place and dale was so nice!! Thank you for the opportunity

Lovely!

Definitely get the sense of bird calls and other imagery. Love the parts with slow lines that are punctuated by oscillating figures/calls. very emotional transformation occurs at 6:40 with that major third... This is truly great work.