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When We Live Our Alleluias (SATB)
Product No. 26465 Product No. 35028939New product
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Voicing: SATB
Composer: David Angerman
Composer: Douglas Nolan
Author: Douglas Nolan
Uses: General, Pentecost, Evangelism, Reformation, Music Appreciation
Scripture: Isaiah 43:10-11; Romans 12:1-2; Psalm 150:6; Revelation 4:8
An evocative piano pattern in minor establishes a dramatic underpinning for this choral about the music of our faith. With the challenge to "live our song" through service, music becomes a metaphor for a strong sermon in song for the church as a whole. A celebrated hymn tune carries the message and the final crescendo is an effective punctuation mark to our divine purpose as people of praise. Duration: ca. 4:00.
Composer: David Angerman
Composer: Douglas Nolan
Author: Douglas Nolan
Uses: General, Pentecost, Evangelism, Reformation, Music Appreciation
Scripture: Isaiah 43:10-11; Romans 12:1-2; Psalm 150:6; Revelation 4:8
An evocative piano pattern in minor establishes a dramatic underpinning for this choral about the music of our faith. With the challenge to "live our song" through service, music becomes a metaphor for a strong sermon in song for the church as a whole. A celebrated hymn tune carries the message and the final crescendo is an effective punctuation mark to our divine purpose as people of praise. Duration: ca. 4:00.