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Lonesome Valley/We Shall Walk
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Choral (2-Part Mixed)

SKU: HL.35032453

Arranged by Tyler Mabry and Victoria Schwarz. Shawnee Sacred. Easter, General Worship, Holy Week, Lent, Sacred. Octavo. 8 pages. Duration 175 seconds. Shawnee Press #35032453. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35032453).

UPC: 888680864088. 6.75x10.5x0.018 inches. Arr. Tyler Mabry/Victoria Schwarz. Hebrews 4:15, John 17:6-26.

A welcome addition to the choral canon, this partnering of two beloved spirituals is a super choice for slim Sundays. Joined by music and message, these well-known selections are adroitly arranged with a worshipful accompaniment and vocal clarity. Ideal for the season of Lent, you will find many moments of expressive potential in this offering. Songs include: Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley; We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace.

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Devin J.
February 24, 2019
A great addition to your Lenten programme.
This is a great anthem for a typical church/parish choir, especially for the Lenten season. Beautiful piano part, and vocal parts are straightforward to teach. First part of anthem features two distinct melodies (one for your SA's and one for your TB's, and some of your choir may even already know them), that fit together in the third section of the piece, followed by a very simple unison ending. People seemed to pick it up quite easily. A nice anthem.