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Alleluia
Listen to Male Ensemble Northwest
TTBB unaccompanied
An energetic, athletic setting that reflects my love of mountain and water sports, dancing with gravity at high speeds. Challenging, yet accessible.
Difficulty rating: Moderately difficult
Duration: 1:50
published by Walton Music
HL 08501723
WW1432
The Steady LIght
This short piece is the perfect closer for your concert or worship service. The words are not specifically religious, but speak to themes of spirituality and legacy, honoring our place in the world and those who have gone before us.
Unaccompanied Versions:
Versions available for Mixed chorus divisi, SSAA, and TTBBDifficulty rating: Moderate
Duration 1:40
Male Ensemble Northwest singing the TTBB unacc. version
Accompanied Versions
Voice options: Two part, SATB, solo or unison
Accompaniment options: Piano or Organ or String Quartet or String Orchestra
Difficulty rating: Easy
Duration 1:40
Walla Walla University "I Cantori" singing the SATB/piano version
$1.75 for vocal/accompaniment score
$15.00 for set of quartet parts
$20.00 for set of string orchestra partsSweet Rivers
Listen to the men of the Atlanta Sacred Chorus
TBB / piano
This setting of the beloved old Southern Harmony hymn sings of the longing for a release from pain, of embracing a transition from life to the afterlife, like a bird who was earth bound finding it's wings. This arrangement equally features the chorus and a collaborative pianist.
Difficulty rating: Moderately Easy
Duration 3:10
published by Oxford University Press
0-19-386827-XWhen I Hear The Trumpet Sound
Listen to Male Ensemble Northwest
TTBB / unaccompanied
Tune: B. F. White, 1844 Words: John Leland, 1793
A dark, intense setting of the Civil War era hymn from Southern Harmony. This setting explores the religious fervor of a soldier preparing to go into battle, steadying himself with visions of the endless pleasures of the afterlife.
Difficulty rating: Moderately difficult
Duration 3:00
$1.75