We drink from the cup of life. For a mixed choir without accompaniment" is a unique work that opens the world of musical art and poetry to the reader. Created by a team of authors, this work is not just a collection of works, but a whole philosophy that immerses in thinking about life, love and human existence. From the first pages, the reader finds himself in an atmosphere of deep reflection, where each note and each line of text become the key to understanding the inner world of a person. Unlike traditional choral works, which often require musical accompaniment, this book offers the reader and performer a unique opportunity to focus on purity of voice and harmony of words. This makes it ideal for those who are looking for new forms of self-expression and want to delve deeper into the world of a cappella. The book will be of interest not only to musicians and choral conductors, but also to everyone who is fond of poetry, philosophy and art. Young people, students of music and art universities, as well as fans of choral singing will find in it inspiration and new ideas for their creative projects. In addition, it can attract the attention of educators who are looking for original materials to work with children and adolescents. The topics raised in "We drink from the cup of being" cover a wide range of human emotions and experiences. Here you will find reflections on the nature of happiness, on how important it is to be in harmony with yourself and the world around you. Each work in the collection is permeated with sincerity and depth, which allows the reader not only to enjoy the music, but also to think about the eternal questions of being. This book is not just musical material, but a real philosophical work that can be a source of inspiration for many. The style of the authors is distinguished by brightness and expressiveness. Their ability to combine musical and poetic elements creates a unique atmosphere in which each reader can find something close to himself. Inspired by great masters such as Bach or Mozart, the authors bring to their works a modern view of choral art, which makes them relevant and in demand in our time. If you’re looking for something similar to “We drink from the cup of being,” look out for other choral music and poetry collections, such as “Light Music” or “Harmony of Words.” These pieces can also be a great addition to your music repertoire or library. In conclusion, “We drink from the cup of being . For a mixed choir without an accompaniment" is not just a book, but a whole world worth diving into. She invites the reader to reflect, inspires creativity and helps to find her voice in this complex but beautiful world. Do not miss the opportunity to discover this unique work and allow it to change your perception of music and poetry.