Song of Songs
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In the 1940s Foss had already done two cantatas for voice and orchestra, “Song of Anguish” and “Song of Songs,” that were also on biblical texts.
From New York Times
These are balanced by simple folk-dance patterns, and Tanowitz has said her “Song of Songs” is a “Jewish dance,” but it’s Jewish in the sense that Jerome Robbins’s “Dances at a Gathering” is.
From New York Times
He was game but hesitant about returning to “Song of Songs,” as he had created music based on it twice before.
From New York Times
So does “A Song of Songs,” at least at first.
From New York Times
The backroom holds the crimson “Song of Songs” series, dedicated to Vava, where lovers float and fly into soft pinks and deep reds.
From Washington Post
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