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Movements include vows, disclosures framed as conversational exchanges, and lyrical poems exploring intimacy, trust, fear, longing, endurance, and connection at early-morning hours. Additional pieces highlight sensory imagery, desire, mending broken hearts, and the sustaining light of enduring love.","This is How You Love GP-T016  \nSATB a cappella  \nJocelyn Hagen and Timothy C. Takach  \npdf download - $12.50 printed - $27.00  \nCOLLABORATION  \nJocelyn Hagen & Timothy C. Takach  \nThis is How You Love  \na multi-movement work for a cappella SATB choir  \nCommissioned and composed for The Esoterics and Eric Banks, Founding Director, for the first program of The Esoterics’ 25th concert season, DĒLECTŌ, with partial support from a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts.  \n[www.graphitepublishing.com](www.graphitepublishing.com)  \nLibretto:  \n1. Vow  \nI’ll love you until stars fall. Can this be So sure, so lasting as my heart demands Of one, whose slightest touch upon my hands Is like the wind inside an aspen tree?  \nI am in doubt of this frail thing I hold  \nSo sworn to constancy, and this is why:  \nToo often I have watched a burnt-blue sky Where slipping stars spilled scarlet and grew cold.  \n-Florence Hynes Wilette, used with permission  \n2. Disclosure \\#1  \nVoice 1: Here is my happiness; I’m turning it all over to you.  \nChoir: What do you feel?  \nVoice 1: Here’s my future well-being. I’m entrusting my life to you. Treat me gently, because I’m all in your hands. Choir: What do you feel?  \nVoice 1: Scared. I’m giving you my future. Part of me feels elated and part of me feels scared. I’m excited by the possibilities, but I’m also scared. I might goof it up, and I’d have only me to blame.  \n-Couples therapy session, Dr. Ellyn Bader, used with permission  \n3. 3:29 a.m.  \nLeave the lights off.  \nLeave only sound.  \nLeave only skin.  \nLeave only you,  \neach rib, for counting.  \n-Julia Klatt Singer, used with permission  \nI don’t  \nNeed magic,  \nI need your arms around me At 3:29 a.m. when The dark  \nIs too much, I Need you to be real When nothing Else is.  \n-a.r. asher, used with permission  \n4. the love song of empty spaces  \nWe commit to memory the sound of ice melting in a glass, the amber glow of a streetlight and the darkness  \njust out of its reach  \nTucked neatly behind your folded arms lie all the secrets this land has buried truths you promise to tell me when the wind is right.  \nThere is no need for words with this still life between us. We can see our future in this fading sky, can read each other’s minds in the scent of late summer rain.  \n-Julia Klatt Singer , used with permission  \n5. Disclosure \\#2  \nVoice 1: I miss the closeness. I don’t like the emptiness. I’ll do what I can to be close again.  \nVoice 2: I’m touched.  \nVoice 1: I’m just being a romantic.  \nVoice 2: You’ll do that?  \nVoice 1: Sure.  \n-Couples therapy session, Dr. Ellyn Bader, used with permission  \n6. Hungry (composed by Timothy C. Takach)  \nPulled hot from the dryer, the flannel sheets turn our bed  \ninto a cocoon, a refuge  \nwhere hungry bodies blend.  \nSee how the years together  \nhave turned us softer, and sweet.  \nAnd still, there is the keen blade of our desire, that constant heat.  \nWhen our twin bodies meet under the blankets,  \nwe recognize one another in a world beyond language,  \nhand to hand, mouth to mouth, pressed tightly together as we sleep.  \nWe’re much alike, yet still unique.  \nWhen we share a bed, we sing.  \n-William Reichard, used with permission  \n7. Disclosure \\#3  \nVoice 1: Are you angry at me?  \nVoice 2: I’m getting there.  \nVoice 1: Tell me what you’re angry about.  \nVoice 2: That my wanting to spend time with you is somehow wrong. It seems like that should be positive, not negative. Are you angry at me?  \nVoice 1: I’m angry that getting you to do anything outside our cozy little home is like pulling teeth. You don’t want to grow anymore. That frustration makes me angry. I feel like you are holding me back. That I am holding myself back.  \n-Couples therapy session, Dr. Ellyn Bader, used with permission  \n8. Endurance  \nWe have endureda distance of continents  \nWe have endured A distance of words  \nWe have endured A drought  \nWe have endured A rainstorm  \nWe have endured Conflict and boredom  \nBurnt toast, daycare, laund","cbCaitzNKvapRpzq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitzNKvapRpzq","pdf",2472612,60,"English","en",105,"# Vow\n## Disclosure #1\n## 3:29 a.m.\n## the love song of empty spaces\n## Disclosure #2\n## Hungry\n## Disclosure #3\n## Endurance\n## Disclosure #4\n## needle & thread\n## Love/Light\n## Disclosure #5","[{\"question\":\"What kind of musical work does this document provide?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a libretto for a multi-movement SATB a cappella work, with each movement corresponding to a distinct text section.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes appear across the movements?\",\"answer\":\"The texts repeatedly explore vows and constancy, disclosure through conversation, intimacy and desire, fear and uncertainty, and endurance over time.\"},{\"question\":\"What sources are used for the movement texts?\",\"answer\":\"Movement lyrics and poems are credited to named authors, and some dialogue is explicitly sourced from couples therapy sessions with permission.\"}]","This Is How You Love GP-T016 - 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