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SKU: A0.964546
Composed by words and music by Nancy DeVries. Children,Christmas,Sacred. Octavo. 5 pages. Nancy DeVries #6121209. Published by Nancy DeVries (A0.964546).Glory to God Sing We is a Christmas anthem with divisi for treble choirs, especially suitable for junior or children's choirs. It is mostly unison with some divided parts towards the end, and is versatile in that it would work equally well for school or church Christmas programs or concerts. The melody is catchy and easy to learn and the accompaniment is straightforward and supports the singers well. This is a rhythmic but lyrical Christmas anthem that young singers will enjoy. Above all, it expresses the profound joy and anticipation children of all ages experience in welcoming the Christ Child! Nancy DeVries is an American-born composer, organist and choir director living in Ontario, Canada, whose published and commissioned works have been performed in the United States and Canada.
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