Hallelujah
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SKU: A0.908326
By Lee DeWyze. By Leonard Cohen. Arranged by Eric Chung. A Cappella,Rock. 9 pages. Eric Chung #2332439. Published by Eric Chung (A0.908326).This is a new contemporary a cappella arrangement of Leonard Cohen's timeless classic, written by award-winning a cappella veteran and ASCAP songwriter Eric Chung. It is modeled after the Alexandra Burke cover version and arranged for a mixed ensemble (soprano, mezzo, alto, tenor, and bass, with a brief soprano splits throughout). The song has been arranged to feature a male lead (or potentially multiple leads), with spotlight moments at the very beginning and in the final verse. Ensembles may want to consider adding tasteful vocal percussion starting in the second or third verse, with a final build-up in the last chorus and then eliminating percussion in the outtro (starting at rehearsal F) for dramatic effect to close the song. This piece is highly recommended for mixed high school and collegiate ensembles as the featured slow song of an uptempo set that highlights a strong male soloist and the musicality of your group.
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