Oh, No! What We Gonna' Do?
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SKU: A0.480838
Composed by Mike Nawrocki and Phil Vischer. Arranged by Addison Horner. This edition: Interactive Download. Children,Film/TV,Praise & Worship. Octavo. Duration 105. Addison Horner #1NLEgOasfRPU2avvIN454e. Published by Addison Horner (A0.480838).Key: E major.
Enjoy this SATB arrangement of "Oh No! What We Gonna' Do?" from the classic VeggieTales episode "Daniel and the Lion's Den". Please feel free to edit this arrangement to fit your group's style and sound! You can find a TTTB version of this score on Noteflight Marketplace as well. This arrangement features two- and three-part splits in the Soprano and Alto parts. If you're looking for custom arrangements through Noteflight, contact me at thehashtagmusician@gmail.com.
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