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SKU: A0.1028798
Composed by William A Pollard. Arranged by William A Pollard. Praise & Worship,Sacred. Octavo. 48 pages. William A Pollard #4852299. Published by William A Pollard (A0.1028798).Where are you now? Is an Anthem for choir, organ and Orchestra.
It tells the story of a woman who has lost her way, lost her faith and lost all hope of happiness.
She asks "Where are you now?", hoping for some inspiration to lift her out of the dark depths of loneliness.
She hears a voice. The voice answers "I am here".
As the piece progresses the woman regains hope and, in turn, regains her faith. This lifts here out of the darkness and she accepts that there is a way to find happiness once again.
This Anthem can be performed in any combination of choir/organ or choir/orchestra or all three.
With a duration of approximately 3’ 50" the music executes rich harmonies, with a drum beat that adds the hint of a pop rhythm.
The score will be a valuable asset to any choir, and is easy reading for performers with wide ranging experience.
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