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Come Down, Emmanuel - SATB
19551022
19551022
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Choral SATB choir; rhythm (SATB choir)

SKU: HP.C5702

Composed by Pepper Choplin. Advent, Prayer, Sacred. Octavo. 12 pages. Hope Publishing Company #C5702. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.C5702).

UPC: 763628157029. Pepper Choplin. Matthew 1:23, Isaiah 7:14.

Original Composition With Appalachian musical roots, this compelling, original prayer is an earnest look at real day-to-day relationships - pleading for Emmanuel to come down and be present in the lives of those facing difficult times. The text assures us of God's presence with sincerity and a relevancy that is often times hard to find, making this warm, folk ballad useful for Advent, or any time of the year. The Rhythm packet includes parts for Guitar, Bass, & Mandolin.

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Anonymous
December 01, 2011
Come Down, Emmanuel
This is a great little tune. I bought it and the ensemble parts. I didn't have a mandolin player so I got a guy who had been playing the banjo for 6 months and he finger picked the mandolin notes, along with a guitar and piano...worked great...good message...not too difficult...my choir has 12-15 people.