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Choral SATB Choir and Piano SKU: CF.BL1091 Composed by Darla Eshelman. Fold. Octavo. 12 pages. Duration 2 minutes, 57 seconds. BriLee Music #BL1091. Published by BriLee Music (CF.BL1091). UPC: 680160912025. 6.875 x 10.5 inches. Key: G major. English. Original.The text of this lovely and powerful ballad speaks straight to the heart, as it contemplates the outcome of each individuals hopes and dreams. The harmonies are rich, but easily accessible for young singers. The essence of this moving piece is that we all think about what path our lives will follow, and often ask ourselves the internal question Can I reach that star? This original work would be a great choice for graduation, or an end of the year concert.The text of this lovely and powerful ballad speaks straight to the heart, as it contemplates the outcome of each individualas hopes and dreams. The harmonies are rich, but easily accessible for young singers. The essence of this moving piece is that we all think about what path our lives will follow, and often ask ourselves the internal question aCan I reach that star?a This original work would be a great choice for graduation, or an end of the year concert.The text of this lovely and powerful ballad speaks straight to the heart, as it contemplates the outcome of each individual's hopes and dreams. The harmonies are rich, but easily accessible for young singers. The essence of this moving piece is that we all think about what path our lives will follow, and often ask ourselves the internal question "Can I reach that star?" This original work would be a great choice for graduation, or an end of the year concert.The text of this lovely and powerful ballad speaks straight to the heart, as it contemplates the outcome of each individual’s hopes and dreams. The harmonies are rich, but easily accessible for young singers. The essence of this moving piece is that we all think about what path our lives will follow, and often ask ourselves the internal question “Can I reach that star?” This original work would be a great choice for graduation, or an end of the year concert.