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The Good Samaritan (SSA) SSA - Sheet Music

This dramatic setting of the story Christ told about the Good Samaritan has been set by John Horman in a very interesting manner. First, all of the two-part writing is canonic. Secondly, the highly repetitive motive of three notes at the opening helps give the opportunity to concentrate on the drama of the text so that the word is more important than a melody. It also makes for easy learning and memorization so that concentration can be part of the story. An excellent vehicle for clear enunciation, as in 'The Festival Alleluia'. This anthem could also very well be performed with a pantomime dramatization concurrent with the singing. Voicing: 2-part with narrator Composer: John D. Horman Text: Luke 10:25

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Summary
Instrument:
Choir
Ensembles:
SSA Unison Choir 3-Part
Genres:
Christian
Publishers:
Chorister's Guild
UPC:
749193003695
Format:
Octavo
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
General Worship
Size:
7 x 10.25 inches
Number of Pages:
8
Shipping Weight:
0.4 pounds
Detailed Description
Unison Choir

SKU: CG.CGA281

Composed by John D Horman. Arranged by John D Horman. General. With Narrator. Christian. Octavo. 8 pages. Chorister's Guild #CGA281. Published by Chorister's Guild (CG.CGA281).

UPC: 749193003695. 7 x 10.25 inches. Luke 10:25.

This dramatic setting of the story Christ told about the Good Samaritan has been set by John Horman in a very interesting manner. First, all of the two-part writing is canonic. Secondly, the highly repetitive motive of three notes at the opening helps give the opportunity to concentrate on the drama of the text so that the word is more important than a melody. It also makes for easy learning and memorization so that concentration can be part of the story. An excellent vehicle for clear enunciation, as in 'The Festival Alleluia'. This anthem could also very well be performed with a pantomime dramatization concurrent with the singing. Voicing: 2-part with narrator Composer: John D. Horman Text: Luke 10:25.

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Ratings + Reviews

4 Rating

1 review

Jim T.

Aug 29, 2014

The Good Samaritan

This piece is a winner; we're doing it this year staging it as a little play, involving mostly the boys. Very easy 2-part, artfully written, a great message