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Rejoice Ye Heavenly Powers
Product No. 10464 Product No. 08501742New product
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Voicing: SATB Divisi
Author: Melito of Sardes (2nd century)
Author: Saint Ambrose (4th century)
Composer: Stephen Main
Author: The Exultet (6th century)
From the composer of the prize-winning, very successful "The Darkest Midnight in December," here is a new offering from organist and church musician Stephen Main, this one for your Easter concert! School, church choirs and community choirs will love this exciting celebration. If leaving out the opening SSA soli, this work may be performed at other times as well. The powerful setting is sung in English, with impressive organ, brass and timpani accompaniment. Available separately: SATB divisi, Instrumental Parts (tpt 1-2, tbn 1-2, timp). Duration: ca. 5:25.
Author: Melito of Sardes (2nd century)
Author: Saint Ambrose (4th century)
Composer: Stephen Main
Author: The Exultet (6th century)
From the composer of the prize-winning, very successful "The Darkest Midnight in December," here is a new offering from organist and church musician Stephen Main, this one for your Easter concert! School, church choirs and community choirs will love this exciting celebration. If leaving out the opening SSA soli, this work may be performed at other times as well. The powerful setting is sung in English, with impressive organ, brass and timpani accompaniment. Available separately: SATB divisi, Instrumental Parts (tpt 1-2, tbn 1-2, timp). Duration: ca. 5:25.