Soprano voice and piano - Medium - Digital Download SKU: MQ.8609D-2E Composed by Tom Cipullo. 21st Century. Secular. 5 pages. E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital #8609D-2E. Published by E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital (MQ.8609D-2E). Although these arias are sung by the character Alyce, in the production they represent the younger and older versions of herself and are played by two different singers. Young Alyce sings My Darling Jim, writing a letter to her husband prior to his being taken prisoner during the Vietnam War. The first aria captures emotions through a brief snapshot of everyday life. The second takes place after his return from captivity. Alyce has moved on with her life with another man. The aria is painful and moving as she suggests that, while he can see the kids, he certainly doesn't have to see her face ever again.Contents:1. My Darling Jim2. After You Hear Me Out.

Soprano voice,Vocal Solo - Digital Download SKU: A0.958064 Composed by Jenny McKinney. Arranged by Rebecca Brinkerhoff. Christian,Contemporary,Sacred,Spiritual. 4 pages. Jennifer McKinney #3222349. Published by Jennifer McKinney (A0.958064). (for Robert) Taken from the Empty Arms Companion Songbook, this song was written for little Robert, a young boy whose life was taken too soon. It is a song of comfort for any trial in life. The Empty Arms collection of stories and Companion Songbook can be purchased in their entirety at www.jennymckinneymusic.com. Special thanks to Tami Creamer, Tori Ingram, Caylea Ingram, Christine Jardine, and Kerry Richards for their help on this project.

Soprano voice,Vocal Solo - Digital Download SKU: A0.1024943 Composed by Abigail Gilson. Contemporary. 6 pages. Abigail Gilson #3675493. Published by Abigail Gilson (A0.1024943).          The final piece in the three-part song cycle, the young girl has grown up and has taken on the role of a woman. The piece itself is very slow moving, as the woman’s life has significantly slowed down, she’s no longer the young girl filled with hope, she knows what her duty is. The piano itself is always rising, sometimes in major thirds but then followed by clunky seconds and thirds. With a feeling of rush but also as if the whole piece is about to end and resolve, yet it continues in this cycle. Still, there’s reward in her work, a woman gets to see her child grow, and their dreams become her own. As any woman can tell you, there is a reward to being a good mother, wife, and woman. But it is only one that a woman can recognize.