Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
words by Franklin Delano Roosevelt
composer's note:
Mankind Rises is a work for baritone solo and piano trio on a text adapted from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s address delivered to the Democratic Party National Convention on July 2, 1932, when he called for a “New Deal” for the American people to recover from the calamity that was
the Great Depression. This message of hope, though, is timeless. This is what FDR said:
Mankind Rises – Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Out of every crisis, every tribulation, every disaster, mankind rises with some share of greater knowledge, of higher decency, of purer purpose. … This is no time for fear, for reaction, and for timidity.
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words by Franklin Delano Roosevelt
composer's note:
Mankind Rises is a work for baritone solo and piano trio on a text adapted from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s address delivered to the Democratic Party National Convention on July 2, 1932, when he called for a “New Deal” for the American people to recover from the calamity that was
the Great Depression. This message of hope, though, is timeless. This is what FDR said:
Mankind Rises – Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Out of every crisis, every tribulation, every disaster, mankind rises with some share of greater knowledge, of higher decency, of purer purpose. … This is no time for fear, for reaction, and for timidity.
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