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SKU: A0.912363
Composed by Craig Cassils. A Cappella,Sacred. Octavo. 14 pages. Craig Cassils #2024311. Published by Craig Cassils (A0.912363).Praise to the Lord – for SATB choir with piano. This is a hymn of praise, thanksgiving and celebration, for looking back, looking at the present, and looking ahead. The refrain is majestic and uplifting, with voices rejoicing in both unison and four-part harmony. Each verse is prayer-like and more reflective, first with the women’s voices, then the men’s, and lastly all voices a cappella. The final refrain includes a descant with a hint of the traditional hymn Praise to the Lord! The Amighty, the King of creation. The anthem ends in glorious fashion. This is suitable for general use, for Thanksgiving, or for a service or program celebrating a special milestone, anniversary or event. As an extra option, the congregation could join in singing the refrain. $15.00 - THE PURCHASE PRICE ENTITLES YOU TO MAKE ENOUGH PHOTOCOPIES FOR ONE CHOIR IN ONE FACILITY. IF BUYING FOR MULTIPLE CHOIRS, PLEASE PAY FOR MULTIPLE COPIES.
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