LOOK AT THE WORLD for children’s choir (unison) and/or mixed choir (SATB) Words and music by JOHN RUTTER, Brightly (J = 66) d —— oa — “a mp leggiero — |v = ORGAN <= 4 — ere a ee (Man) “+, ° = sai Jd —_ a = ee = p24 pa Lb . s 3 9 CHILDREN (or SOPRANOS) === = | 1. Look at the world, ev-’ry-thing all a - round us: a freee = =I SSS = Ee ate _as 1. m “The accompaniment is more suitable for piano, but «can be played on the orgen, Ancrurmeniation: 2 flutes, oboe. 2 clarinets, batsoon, 2 horns, herp, strings (© Oxford University Press 1996, Reproduced by permission.32 7 Se SSeS ‘Look at the world: 40 ma-ny joys and won-ders, ba pmo So ma-ny mi- ra- cles - long Jp 4 2S OPRANOS (and CHILDREN) TT to thee, O Lord, for all did aor,3334 “a CHILDREN (or SOPRANOS and ALTOS) 2. Lookat the = earth bring-ing forth fruit and Nlow- er; Look at the sky, (TENORS and BASSES) 49 nf sun-shine and the — rain; Look at the hills, * bd, (SOPRANOS and ALTOS) 53 SSS SS = SS Ss = == look at the trees and moun -tains, Val -ley and35 56° . fet = 63 = Trre rt co Gis us thank ~ ful hearts, that we may see: 4 3 es36 75 ‘CHILDREN (or TENORS and BASSES) =p37 think of the warmth of sum-mer Bring- ing the -fore the win - ter’s cold. ev-'ry-thing has a sta~son,the gifts we share, and au * Small notes in the secompaniment should be played if this smtbem is performed by children's choir withou A. 7. B.cinger,39 108 ‘ALL VOICES f° 4, By-'ry good (crese.) 119 CTaRORS | STS We are his hands, | stewards of all his boun- ty;40 INOS and AL" 123 GOPRANG TOS orate. His is the earth, and his the heav'ns ©, Praise to thee, O Lord, for all om - a - tion, aid a t _ ; Ss | + —a1