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Voicing/Instrumentation: SATB
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From Kevin: I love the moving piano. It is great.
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From Ruth: I love so many of your arrangements and our choir has sung several of them. I think this is my favorite of all of the ones you have done so far. The accompaniment is gorgeous.
5.0 stars.
From Jodi: The more I play through this, the more I am loving it! This arrangement is just what I needed for our choir. We are small & inexperienced, but with this arrangement, we'll sound wonderful!
5.0 stars.
More about AnnMarie Murdock:
I love making arrangements of hymns! They teach me so much and bring the Spirit into my home.
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If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to AnnMarie Murdock!
Voicing/Instrumentation: SATB
See more from AnnMarie Murdock.
Comments for this piece:
From Kevin: I love the moving piano. It is great.
5.0 stars.
From Ruth: I love so many of your arrangements and our choir has sung several of them. I think this is my favorite of all of the ones you have done so far. The accompaniment is gorgeous.
5.0 stars.
From Jodi: The more I play through this, the more I am loving it! This arrangement is just what I needed for our choir. We are small & inexperienced, but with this arrangement, we'll sound wonderful!
5.0 stars.
More about AnnMarie Murdock:
I love making arrangements of hymns! They teach me so much and bring the Spirit into my home.
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His Voice as the Sound--Hymn #1040: SATB with Piano Accompaniment. This hymn is captivating and beautiful. The text is eloquent yet strong. I love the picture it paints of our Savior, Jesus Christ. In this arrangement, you will notice most of the parts are taken straight from the hymnbook (2nd verse Sopranos and Tenors switch parts). On the last verse, it goes into 6/8 time which lends to its lyrical dance. The last line of the song, "In Thee I will ever rejoice", felt to me happy which led to my choice of ending with the major chord. I give permission to anyone who wants to end in minor to do so (omit G#). Personal preference!
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