Playing Haydn for the Angel of Death

Verse I (Prologue) - 'The piano tells things to your hands...' (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse II ('Play Haydn!') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse III ('All the geniuses have their own feel inside the fingers...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse IV ('But O, the mystery of Haydn...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse V ('My Death sits in a straight-back chair...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse VI ('Open the windows, Go to the piano...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse VII ('You think he wanted Wagner maybe?...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse VIII ('Years ago I wrote about Bach...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse IX ('Has the angel heard enough G now?...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse X ('Play Haydn where two gods have a civil talk...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse XI ('For God is the imagination...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse XII ('Having put the halves of the universe back in order...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse XIII ('When Haydn's own angel of death came calling...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse XIV ('The world, though shriveled...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Verse XV ('As music drifts out the open windows...') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)

Epilogue ('Letting Go of What Cannot Be Held Back') (feat. Martha Helen Schmidt, Composer & Bill Holm, Lyricist)