← Back To List/Index
If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to Betsy Bailey!
Voicing/Instrumentation: SATB, Organ/Organ Accompaniment
We also have other 14 arrangements of "Rejoice, the Lord is King!".
See more from Betsy Bailey.
Visit composer's personal website.
Comments for this piece:
From Amy Gabbitas: This was the first song I used when called to be ward choir director. It went together quickly and sounded great.
5.0 stars.
More about Betsy Bailey:
I grew up in a very musical family. Everyone sang and played instruments. Because of my father's work, we had the opportunity to live in many places across the USA. My dad said that this was our chance to help build the kingdom in many places. In each area my mother made sure there were quality ward and stake choirs and we sang on many, many programs as a family. After earning a Music degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from BYU, I set off into the world with my new husband to do as I had been trained -- to build up the kingdom wherever we went. Seven children and many adventures later, I looked back and discovered that I had become a composer. After many years of teaching lessons and accompanying and directing church and community choirs and children's theater, I discovered that I had amassed quite a stack of works suited for the various groups and solo performers I had worked with over the years. I have two books of Solo songs The Praiseworthy Singer Vol. 14 and 15, and eight choral pieces currently published through Jackman Music. Others of my original songs and arrangements have placed in the Church Music Submissions contest over the years. I am pleased to share a few samples of my work on this site.
Downloads:
If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to Betsy Bailey!
Voicing/Instrumentation: SATB, Organ/Organ Accompaniment
We also have other 14 arrangements of "Rejoice, the Lord is King!".
See more from Betsy Bailey.
Visit composer's personal website.
Comments for this piece:
From Amy Gabbitas: This was the first song I used when called to be ward choir director. It went together quickly and sounded great.
5.0 stars.
More about Betsy Bailey:
I grew up in a very musical family. Everyone sang and played instruments. Because of my father's work, we had the opportunity to live in many places across the USA. My dad said that this was our chance to help build the kingdom in many places. In each area my mother made sure there were quality ward and stake choirs and we sang on many, many programs as a family. After earning a Music degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from BYU, I set off into the world with my new husband to do as I had been trained -- to build up the kingdom wherever we went. Seven children and many adventures later, I looked back and discovered that I had become a composer. After many years of teaching lessons and accompanying and directing church and community choirs and children's theater, I discovered that I had amassed quite a stack of works suited for the various groups and solo performers I had worked with over the years. I have two books of Solo songs The Praiseworthy Singer Vol. 14 and 15, and eight choral pieces currently published through Jackman Music. Others of my original songs and arrangements have placed in the Church Music Submissions contest over the years. I am pleased to share a few samples of my work on this site.
Song background:
You can also visit the author's original page
for this piece (opens in a new window).This hymn was originally arranged for women'svoices with organ. We high voices sometimes have "Bass" envy. Fortunately, the bass part sung in the second chorus as an obbligato turned out to be exciting and very fun for the soprano section to sing.
You can also bookmark/save this song arrangement to your personal sacredsheetmusic bookmark save list.
This song has been viewed 8532 times on this site.
This song's pdf has been viewed/downloaded 1835 times.
Report a problem with this song.
