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Series: PraiseSong Choral
Publisher: PraiseSong
Format: Octavo
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Artist: Matt Maher
Composers: Matt Maher, Abbie Folken, Adam Palmer, Matthew Hein
Arranger: David Angerman
This product has a minimum order quantity of five copies.
Uses: General, Praise Team, Revival, Youth Choir
Scripture: Ephesians 5:2; Isaiah 41:8; John 15:15; Luke 7:34
Picking up on the time-treasured phrase, "What a friend we have in Jesus," the writers have kicked up their heels and created a song of pure celebration. Arranged with an ear to the original, the style of the piece pivots between country gospel and contemporary pop. The effect is infectious with the music and message lingering long after the final chords. Solid gold!
Publisher: PraiseSong
Format: Octavo
SATB
Artist: Matt Maher
Composers: Matt Maher, Abbie Folken, Adam Palmer, Matthew Hein
Arranger: David Angerman
This product has a minimum order quantity of five copies.
Uses: General, Praise Team, Revival, Youth Choir
Scripture: Ephesians 5:2; Isaiah 41:8; John 15:15; Luke 7:34
Picking up on the time-treasured phrase, "What a friend we have in Jesus," the writers have kicked up their heels and created a song of pure celebration. Arranged with an ear to the original, the style of the piece pivots between country gospel and contemporary pop. The effect is infectious with the music and message lingering long after the final chords. Solid gold!