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Joanna Marsh – All Shall Be Well (Score Video)

Watch the music video here –    • JoannaMarsh – All Shall Be Well (The Lyons...   Joanna Marsh – 'All Shall Be Well' taken from 'A Plastic Theatre' available on @SignumRecords ) Friday, 31st January 2025 – https://lnk.to/MarshPlasticTheatres Performed by @TheLyonsMouth , conducted by Robert Hollingworth, director of @IFagiolini. Score available from https://joannamarsh.co.uk/product/all... –– Without love we may not live. And in this love our life is everlasting. Love was without beginning, is and shall be without ending. All shall be well and all manner of thing shall be well. Ah! Good Lord how might it all be well? For wickedness hath been suffered to rise contrary to the Goodness. I it am, the Might and the Goodness of the Fatherhood; I it am, the Wisdom of the Motherhood; I it am, the Light and the Grace that is all blessed Love. –– Composer’s note All Shall Be Well is a setting of a selection of quotes from 14th century mystic Julian of Norwich’s, ‘Revelations of Divine Love’. In the composition I have incorporated a three- part vocal “Rondellus,” from 1300 which forms a kind of cantus firmus providing both a backbone and a rhythmic engine for the piece. This cantus firmus enables waves of slower moving harmony to develop luminously around it while anchoring the piece in a musical language and idiom of the mediaeval period. ‘All Shall Be Well’ was commissioned by ORA Singers by the Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt. Its premiere was given on 11th July 2021 under the direction of Suzi Digby at the Gresham Centre as part of the Live from London series. Many thanks to Gareth Curtis who kindly gave me his edition of the three part Stella Maris Nuncuparis from c.1300 to use as the basis for this composition. Recorded in St Alban’s Church, Holborn. Engineer, Producer and Editor: Adam Binks ℗2025 The copyright in this recording is owned by Signum Records Ltd. #joannamarsh #choralsinging #choralmusic #newmusic