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Draw Us in the Spirit's Tether
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Choir Sacred SAB Chorus (SAB choir/3-Part choir Mixed)

SKU: JU.00-32234

Composed by Harold Friedell. Choral (Sacred); Choral Octavo; Performance Music Ensemble; Single Titles; Worship Resources. Alfred Archive Edition: H. W. Gray Publications. Sacred. Octavo. H. W. Gray #00-32234. Published by H. W. Gray (JU.00-32234).

UPC: 038081346366. English.

Item Number: 00-GCMR02472
Format: Choral Octavo
Voicing: SATB/SAB

By Harold W. Friedell and Percy Dearmer

Harold Friedell's beautifully rendered anthem for mixed choir and organ has become a classic for communion services or general worship since its original publication over 65 years ago. This standard of church repertoire is also available in a special SAB edition that has been carefully adapted from Friedell's existing material making it accessible to more choirs. Also available as a handbell only arrangement.

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Dml
January 18, 2012
Accessible to smaller choirs
This SAB version of Friedell's well-loved anthem makes the piece more accessible to a smaller choir. The range is kept manageable for singers who might not be comfortable with the high B-flat in the original soprano line. However, the elimination of the 4th voice part means that the other three parts are trying to fill in the gaps. Often this is accomplished with large, awkward leaps in the alto and baritone that break up the melodic line and are still challenging to learn.