Samuel Adler - And It Was Stormy Weather

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Now the winds are riding by
Clouds are galloping the sky
And the trees are lashing their
Leafy plumes upon the air;
They are crying as they sway --
"Pull the roots out of the clay
Dance away, O, dance away;
Leave the rooted place and speed
To the hill-side and the mead
To the roaring seas we go
Chase the airy birds, and know
Flying high, flying high
All the freedom of the sky
All the freedom of the sky."

Release Date: January 01, 1950

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"And It Was Stormy Weather" by Samuel Adler is a dramatic and evocative piece that captures the intensity and power of a storm. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the winds riding by, clouds galloping across the sky, and trees lashing their leafy plumes in the air. The imagery of the natural world in turmoil mirrors the emotional intensity of the music, which builds in intensity as the storm rages on. The song conveys a sense of urgency and movement, as the elements push and pull in a wild dance of chaos and beauty. The soaring melodies and dynamic rhythms evoke the feeling of being caught in the midst of a storm, with all its awe-inspiring power and mystery. Ultimately, "And It Was Stormy Weather" is a thrilling and immersive musical experience that captures the raw energy and beauty of nature in all its glory.