How Firm a Foundation by Kenneth T. Kosche 4-Part - Sheet Music

Name: How Firm a Foundation
Brand: MorningStar Music Publishers
SKU: 19476366
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By Kenneth T. Kosche

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Details

Instrument:

Choir Organ Accompaniment

Genres:

Christian 21st Century

Composers:

Kenneth T. Kosche

Publishers:

MorningStar Music Publishers

Format:

Vocal Score Octavo

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Early Intermediate

Artist:

Kenneth T. Kosche

Usages:

Epiphany Faith Pentecost

Detailed Description

SATB choir, organ or brass quartet - Early Intermediate

SKU: MN.50-6071

Composed by Kenneth T. Kosche. Catholic Year A Ordinary7; Year A Epiphany7; Catholic Year C Ordinary27; Catholic Year C Ordinary32; Year C Pentecost12; Catholic Year C Ordinary19; Year C Pentecost20; Year C Pentecost25; Catholic Year A Ordinary19. 21st Century, Faith. Choral score. MorningStar Music Publishers #50-6071. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers (MN.50-6071).

UPC: 688670560712. Scripture: Isaiah 28.

The strength of this early American tune FOUNDATION is matched by an equally strong setting for SATB and Brass Quartet or Organ. Kosche skillfully uses many textures to paint the voice of God speaking to the people: unison men, SATB, and women and men in canon. The piece closes with a seldom used verse of text, with the conventional final verse included as an alternative.