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2-part Choir, assembly, Descant, keyboard accompaniment - Beginning

SKU: GI.G-008811

Composed by Lisa Stafford. Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday. Tune Name: Mary Wore Three Links Of Chain. Sacred. Octavo. GIA Publications #008811. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-008811).

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A carefully crafted, clearly written choral work. For two-part choir with assembly in mind, this is just the right piece for those occasions when a message of hope is appropriate. Evocative of an early American folk hymn, the lyrical melody is paired with a flowing harmony line in the lower voice and effectively modulates up a whole step to the final verse, placing all voices firmly on the melody under a heavenly vocal descant on the Latin text Adoremus in aeternum. Smaller choirs will love this one.