Negro Spirituals Medley

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Negro Spirituals Medley • A cappella original arrangement by D. Cozzella. • Piano arrangement by Paulo Rowlands. • Sheet music available at http://www.paulorowlands.com.br/obra-... • Coro Sinfônico de Goiânia • Maestro Paulo Rowlands • Pianist Katarine Araújo • Soprano Soloist Jayana Paiva • Época Móveis, Goiânia, GO, Brazil. • 11th of December, 2012. • 1. Sometimes I feel like a motherless child • Sometimes I feel like a motherless child is a traditional negro spiritual, which dates back to the era of slavery in the USA when it was common practice to sell children of slaves away from their parents. • LYRICS: • Sometimes I feel like a motherless child • A long ways from home • True believer • A long ways from home • Sometimes I feel like I'm almost gone • Way up in the heavenly land • True believer • Way up in the heavenly land • 2. Glory, glory, hallelujah! • Glory, glory, hallelujah! is an American spiritual song, which has been recorded by many artists in a variety of genres, including folk, country, blues, rock and gospel. • LYRICS: • Glory, glory, hallelujah when I lay my burden down. • I'll be leaving all my troubles when I lay my burden down. • I'll be crossing all the Jordan when I lay my burden down. • I'll be marching in the Kingdom when I lay my burden down. • I'll be climbing Jacob's ladder when I lay my burden down. • I'll be resting from my labour when I lay my burden down. • Glory, glory, hallelujah when I lay my burden down. • 3. Talk about a child that do love Jesus • Talk about a child that do love Jesus is a notable work written by William Levi Dawson (1899 - 1990), an African-American composer, choir director and professor. • LYRICS: • Talk about a child that do love Jesus • Here is one • Talk about a child that's seeking for the Kingdom • Here is one • 4. Gospel plow (Hold on) • Gospel plow (also known as Hold on ) is a traditional American folk song. It is listed in the Roud Folk Song Index, number 10075. The title is biblical, based on Luke 9:62. • LYRICS: • Nora, Nora let me come in • The doors a' fastened and da' wind'as pinned! • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • Nora said, you don' lose yo' track • can't plow straight and keep on looking back • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • Hold on! Hold on! • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • Mary had a golden chain, ev'ry link was in my Jesus name • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • Keep on plowin', don't you tire! Ev'ry round goes higher and higher • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • Hold on! Hold on! • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • If you want to get to heaven, I will tell you how • Just keep yo' hands on the gospel plow • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • If that plow stays in yo' hands, it will take you straight to the gospel land • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on • Hold on! Hold on! • Keep yo' hands on to the plow and hold on

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