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SSATB a cappella - Intermediate

SKU: GI.G-008817

Composed by Robert W Schaefer. Eastertide, Ascension A, Ascension B, Ascension C, Body and Blood of Christ A, Body and Blood of Christ B, Body and Blood of Christ C, Holy Thursday, OT 16 A, Pentecost A, Pentecost B, Pentecost C. Tune Name: Picardy, Traditional French Carol, 17Th Century. Sacred. Octavo. 4 pages. GIA Publications #008817. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-008817).

UPC: 641151088174. English.

Orlando composer Bob Schaefer always brings out the best in choirs with his musically compelling liturgical works. The images he portrays in each unique composition serve to support the particular liturgical day or ritual action. In this eucharistic anthem he makes use of staggered vocal entrances, creating a wash of sound as the melody first emerges from the lower voices.