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Jubilate, Sing Praise! (SAB)
Product No. 74366 Product No. 00365763New product
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Publisher: Shawnee Press
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Composer: Diane Hannibal
Arranger: Stewart Harris
Uses: Call to Worship, General, Introit
Scripture: Ezra 6:15-16; Psalm 100:1-2; Psalm 66:1; Psalm 98:4-6
This jubilant anthem provides tremendous impact with only SAB vocal forces. A lilting and supportive piano part lends a wonderful rhythmic vibe for the attractive 6/8 theme. As the choir tosses the theme back in forth with joyful abandon, the words exhort the listener to worship the Lord with praise and thanksgiving. Perfect as an introit, this approachable anthem is not long, yet it provides a positive and confident gesture to open a church service.
SAB
Composer: Diane Hannibal
Arranger: Stewart Harris
Uses: Call to Worship, General, Introit
Scripture: Ezra 6:15-16; Psalm 100:1-2; Psalm 66:1; Psalm 98:4-6
This jubilant anthem provides tremendous impact with only SAB vocal forces. A lilting and supportive piano part lends a wonderful rhythmic vibe for the attractive 6/8 theme. As the choir tosses the theme back in forth with joyful abandon, the words exhort the listener to worship the Lord with praise and thanksgiving. Perfect as an introit, this approachable anthem is not long, yet it provides a positive and confident gesture to open a church service.