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He Is Not Here! He Has Risen!
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Choral SATB choir; brass; handbell; timpani (SATB choir)

SKU: HP.C5506

Composed by Allen Pote. Hope's Recent Best Sellers Series. Easter Sunday, Sacred. Octavo. 16 pages. Hope Publishing Company #C5506. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.C5506).

UPC: 763628155063. Allen Pote. Matthew 28:6, Mark 16:6, Luke 24:6.

Original anthem
This Easter Day anthem from Allen Pote is based on Luke 24:1-10, telling the story of discovering that Christ has risen. The dynamic piano accompaniment can be supported by optional organ, brass, timpani and 17 handbells. The combined forces makes for a dramatic and rousing celebration of the risen Christ. The reproducible handbell part is included in the octavo. Brass parts include: Organ, B-flat Trumpets I & II, Trombones I & II, Tuba, and Timpani.

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Anonymous
February 27, 2012
He is Not Here! He Has Risen!
My choir and I love the dramatic music and accompaniment! This is one of the only pieces of music I have ever used which actually gets across the idea of the miraculous nature of the Resurrection! Thank you, Mr Pote!