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It Is Well with My Soul (SATB)
Product No. 71676 Product No. 00337272New product
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Format: Octavo
SATB W/ VIOLIN
Composer: Philip P. Bliss
Arrangers: Heather Sorenson, Jesse Becker
Author: Horatio G. Spafford
Uses: General, Hymn, Lent
Scripture: II Kings 4:26; Psalm 46:1-3
A classic hymn of assurance sounds again in this auspicious arrangement. Abounding with the promise of God's presence and provision in our lives, the anthem overflows with dynamic contrast and lofty choral moments. The significant piano part provides support but maintains its own independent beauty. A sweeping orchestration offers options for larger ensembles with instrumental capability, while a version with solo violin lends beauty to more restrained performances.
SATB W/ VIOLIN
Composer: Philip P. Bliss
Arrangers: Heather Sorenson, Jesse Becker
Author: Horatio G. Spafford
Uses: General, Hymn, Lent
Scripture: II Kings 4:26; Psalm 46:1-3
A classic hymn of assurance sounds again in this auspicious arrangement. Abounding with the promise of God's presence and provision in our lives, the anthem overflows with dynamic contrast and lofty choral moments. The significant piano part provides support but maintains its own independent beauty. A sweeping orchestration offers options for larger ensembles with instrumental capability, while a version with solo violin lends beauty to more restrained performances.