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1 William ler Yeats read otly Benjamin Bolden rehearsal ith reverence q 6 6 # Ó Ó # Ó - rought ith gold-en and - rought ith gold-en and - rought ith gold and - rought ith gold and - ver light, O suito # - ver light, lue dim and dark cloths O Ó # Ó Ó # night and night and light and Ó - ver light, O # - ver light, lue lue and the dim and the dark cloths O Ó dim and dark cloths O night # # Ó Coyright CYPRE CHORL MIC 016 Coying or reroducing this ulication in any orm is illegal

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5 6 dreams un - der r eet; I have sread I have sread dreams; stagger reathing sread stagger reathing sread sread I have sread dreams; dreams; dreams; 0 F read sot - ly, tread sot - ly, sot - ly, tread tread sot sot - ly Be-cause Ó - ly,,, read sot - ly, read sot - ly,

6 m m tread, tread, u - on 7 tread u - on, tread m, m tread sot - ly, tread sot - ly, u - on tread sot u - on, tread sot u - on 9 G m stagger reathing m m m <n> Ó

7 8 m dreams. m dreams. m m dreams. <n> <n> u dreams. <n> <n> he Cloths o Heaven I the heaven's emroidered cloths, Enrought ith golden and ver light, he lue and the dim and the dark cloths O night and light and the hal-light; I ould sread the cloths under r eet: I, eing oor, have only dreams; I have sread dreams under r eet; read sotly ecause tread on dreams. W. Yeats Dr. Benjamin Bolden, music educator and comoser, is an associate roessor in the Faculty o Education at Queen s niversity. His research interests include the learning and teaching o comosing, creativity, community music, arts-ased research, We.0 technologies in education, teacher knoledge, and teachers roessional learning. s a teacher, Ben has orked ith re-school, elementary, secondary, and university students in Canada, England, and aian. Ben is an associate comoser o the Canadian Music Centre and his comositions have een erormed y a variety o roessional and amateur erorming ensemles. Ben as editor o the Canadian Music Educator, journal o the Canadian Music Educators ssociation/l ssociation canadienne des musiciens éducateurs, rom He is the roud ather o three rascally oys. I as insired to comose this iece, read otly, y a ED talk given y ir Ken Roinson. He soke aout the imortance o educating children in a ay that allos them to e ho they need to e, and o honouring their dreams. He closed the talk y reading the oem he Cloths o Heaven y William ler Yeats. He as using the oem to remind olicy makers, educators, and arents that, everyday and everyhere, children lay their dreams at our eet. We need to tread sotly.