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Whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Well, that was actually the Going Home from Dvorak, which is from his New World Symphony.

Well, that was actually the Going Home from Dvorak, which is from his New World Symphony.

Well, that was actually the Going Home from Dvorak, which is from his New World Symphony.

It also turned into a spiritual Going Home. So it has a number of iterations.

It also turned into a spiritual Going Home. So it has a number of iterations.

It also turned into a spiritual Going Home. So it has a number of iterations.

Well, I mean, I think we are all more than who we think we are, right? Because there's always unexplored parts. And I think with music, with anything that's created, if you look deeply enough... into anything, I think you actually see the world. Simple Gifts, Shaker Song, then Aaron Copland turned into Appalachian Spring, suddenly had a different life.

Well, I mean, I think we are all more than who we think we are, right? Because there's always unexplored parts. And I think with music, with anything that's created, if you look deeply enough... into anything, I think you actually see the world. Simple Gifts, Shaker Song, then Aaron Copland turned into Appalachian Spring, suddenly had a different life.

Well, I mean, I think we are all more than who we think we are, right? Because there's always unexplored parts. And I think with music, with anything that's created, if you look deeply enough... into anything, I think you actually see the world. Simple Gifts, Shaker Song, then Aaron Copland turned into Appalachian Spring, suddenly had a different life.

And we may know that song partly because of Appalachian Spring and then went back to saying, oh yeah, that's a Shaker Song, right? Amazing Grace. It's a song that's been spiritual adapted from actually not a very religious person who wrote this, but he was in a storm and he survived and then became very religious. And there's a long story to that. And of course, today,