Order number MKN399-02-E
God's choir in the sky (TTBB) (Veldman)
Author(s): Ray Overholt Arrangement: Minne Veldman
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| Order number: | ECC17.1436.02 |
|---|---|
| Medium: | Sheet music |
| Published in magazine no.: | 46 |
| Author(s): | Pepper Choplin |
| Translation by: | Margreeth Ras van Slooten |
| Language: | 02-Dutch |
| Theme: | Christmas |
| To vote: | SATB |
| Suitable for: | Mixed choir / Youth choir |
| Difficulty level: | Moderately easy |
| Sheet music: | Vocal, piano & rhythm |
| Tempo: | kw=116 |
| Style: | Hymn arrangement |
| File(s) included in download: | Stereo track |
| Download backing MP3: | click here |
| Copyright: | 2011 Lorenz Publishing Company. For Europe: Smallstonemediasongs.com |
Christmas: The Advent message in 'Come, Immanuel' by Pepper Choplin begins mysteriously, with the arrangement allowing for a spoken intro. What follows is an interplay of silent anticipation and growing enthusiasm for the coming of Christ. You can taste the growing joy about the hopeful event that is about to happen. The choir parts encourage each other and degenerate into a powerful ending in which the expectation is expressed: come, Immanuel! A beautiful, compact song for the Advent season.
Order number MKN399-02-E
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