Dies natalis, Op. 8: V. The Salutation

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Philip Sheppard

Philip Sheppard is a classical and contemporary cellist, as well as a composer and producer. He is known for his virtuosic and innovative approach to the cello, blending classical techniques with modern soundscapes. Sheppard has collaborated with numerous musicians and artists across different genres, and his music can be heard in film scores, commercials, and television shows. He has released several solo albums, showcasing his unique style and mastery of the cello. more »

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"These little limbs, these eyes and hands which here I find
This panting heart wherewith my life begins
Where have ye been? Behind what curtain were ye from me hid so long?
Where was, in what abyss, my new-made tongue?

When silent I, so many thousand, thousand years
Beneath the dust did in a chaos lie, how could I smiles, or tears
Or lips, or hands, or eyes, or ears perceive?
Welcome, ye treasures which I now receive

From dust I rise and out of nothing now awake
These brighter regions which salute my eyes
A gift from God I take, the earth, the seas, the light, the lofty skies
The sun and stars are mine: if these I prize

A stranger here, strange things doth meet, strange glory see
Strange treasures lodged in this fair world appear
Strange, all, and new to me: But that they mine should be who nothing was
That strangest is of all yet brought to pass"

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