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This World Is Not My Home (SATB)
Product No. 24407 Product No. 9780834182981New product
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Voicing: SATB, Solo, a cappella with Optional Piano
Russell Mauldin (Composer)
Josh McPheeters (Composer)
Who would have thought that foot-tapping southern gospel could be combined with rich a cappella choral writing? Award-winning arrangers Russell Mauldin and Josh McPheeters prove that it can be done and remain within easy reach of just about any choir. This American folk song has inspired a variety of artistic treatments over its long history, having been recorded by the likes of Merle Haggard, the Carter Family, Woody Guthrie, and the Monroe Brothers. The exuberant joy of the music, along with the bright hope in the words, has made it a bluegrass, country, and southern gospel classic. A beautiful and sensitive tenor solo, powerful bass lines, and tastefully stylized harmonies round out this truly special anthem. An optional keyboard accompaniment is also provided.
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Russell Mauldin (Composer)
Josh McPheeters (Composer)
Who would have thought that foot-tapping southern gospel could be combined with rich a cappella choral writing? Award-winning arrangers Russell Mauldin and Josh McPheeters prove that it can be done and remain within easy reach of just about any choir. This American folk song has inspired a variety of artistic treatments over its long history, having been recorded by the likes of Merle Haggard, the Carter Family, Woody Guthrie, and the Monroe Brothers. The exuberant joy of the music, along with the bright hope in the words, has made it a bluegrass, country, and southern gospel classic. A beautiful and sensitive tenor solo, powerful bass lines, and tastefully stylized harmonies round out this truly special anthem. An optional keyboard accompaniment is also provided.
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