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SATB, piano, opt. Tenor Solo, opt. bass solor, opt. Violins 1 & 2, Viola, Cello, String Bass

SKU: CB.810187

With Holy, Holy, Holy. Composed by Fernando Ortega. Arranged by James Barnard. Lent, Ash Wednesday, Trinity Sunday, General, All Saints Day/Reformation, Holy Week. Christian. Octavo. 8 pages. Celebrating Grace #810187. Published by Celebrating Grace (CB.810187).

UPC: 810008345290. 6.875 x 10.25 inches. Fernando Ortega.

This Trisagion, or hymn to the thrice holy God, begins with a haunting call from a tenor solo. As all tenors and basses reinforce the prayer in a duet with the soloist, the congregation’s hearts and voices will be eager to join with "Holy, holy, holy" even as it becomes a capella. The choir confidently returns with the Trisagion theme, and a soprano descant prompts the meditation on our Holy God to blossom fully before the anthem concludes with an a capella hymn reference. Stunning!