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Benedictus
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Benedictus
Come and come is seaweed, Come and come is red sea-ware,
Come is yellow weed, come is tangle, Come is food which the waves enwraps. (“come” here is a term of praise)
Let all the fish that swim the sea Salmon and tarbot, cod and ling
Bow down their head and bend their knee
To Herring their King! To Herring their King!
He who tramples on the world…………..He tramples on himself.
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Scott Macmillan Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia
Scott Macmillan’s passion for creating music propels him forward driven by his need to create. Macmillan seeks opportunities
in all aspects of music making inspiring exploration into genres from rock to blues, classical to choral, Celtic to jazz, as well as modern and avant-garde.
Music has taken Macmillan to Carnegie Hall in New York, to perform his much loved “Celtic Mass for the Sea”.
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