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The Mansions of the Lord (from We Were Soldiers)
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Choral, Concert Band (TTBB Choir) - Difficulty: medium
SKU: HL.8711445
Arranged by Benjamin Harlan and Ted Ricketts. Contemporary Choral. Choral. Sacred. Octavo. 4 pages. Hal Leonard #8711445. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.8711445).UPC: 073999179354. 6.75x10.5 inches. Arr. Benjamin Harlan/Ted Ricketts.
Originally on the soundtrack from the motion picture We Were Soldiers and performed at Ronald Reagan's funeral, this moving tribute to the members of the Armed Forces is once again relevant. To fallen soldiers, let us sing, Where no rockets fly or bullets wing, Our broken brothers let us bring To the Mansions of the Lord Available for SATB divisi, SAB, 2-Part and TTBB. Concert Band Accompaniment (Gr.3), Optional String Pak and ShowTrax CD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 1:40.
- The Mansions Of The Lord
Ratings + Reviews
Based on 5 Reviews
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David K.
December 15, 2025
Thoughtful Choral Writing, Supports Vocalists Well
While the detailed accompaniment isn't shown, this choral setting of "The Mansions of the Lord" demonstrates strong voice-leading and supportive harmonies for the singers. The 'intermediate' difficulty allows for rich texture without overly complex individual lines. It provides excellent opportunities to coach blend and emotional delivery, ensuring the powerful message resonates clearly with the audience.
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Sarah M.
December 15, 2025
Moving Piece, Achievable for Dedicated Singers!
I absolutely love "The Mansions of the Lord" from "We Were Soldiers." As an adult choir member, I find this intermediate arrangement really rewarding. It's challenging enough to feel like an accomplishment but totally achievable with some practice. It sounds so powerful and beautiful, truly capturing the emotion of the original. Highly recommend for any choir that enjoys meaningful music!
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Anonymous
December 14, 2025
Excellent Choral Piece for Intermediate Ensembles
This arrangement of "The Mansions of the Lord" is perfectly suited for intermediate choirs. The 'medium' difficulty level provides a satisfying challenge without overwhelming singers, making it great for developing musicianship and part-singing skills. The octavo format and clear layout make it easy to read during rehearsals, aiding in rhythmic accuracy. A thoughtful addition to any sacred repertoire.
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Ddk789
July 14, 2013
Augsburg Centennial Singers
We are asked to sing this every year @ the Fort Snelling Chapel on Veteran's day. It is a great piece and one of my favorites. I can supply a recording of same if contacted.
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David N.
February 05, 2010
Stirring Stuff
Have just heard the taster, can't wait to try this with the choir and brass band here in the UK. The chord change lifts it from a so-so hymn to a stirring anthem to the fallen!
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