Yeish Kochavim (There Are Stars Above) SATB/Cello

Name: Yeish Kochavim (There Are Stars Above) SATB/Cello
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Setting the poetry of Israeli heroine and poet Hannah Senesh, this is a song of hope. Those who were lost in the death camps are stars whose light is with us long after their light life has been extinguished. The music reflects this hope as Broadway legend Jonathan Tunick employs his masterful abilities to create the mood.