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1003323

The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23) - children's/unison choir Digital Sheet Music

The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23) - children's/unison choirby Emily Wood Unison Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Emily Wood
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Emily Wood
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 5
Arrangement Unison Choir
Publisher Emily Sue Wood
Product ID 1003323
Instruments Choir

Product Description

A tranquil, moderate tempo piece for a children's (or unison) choir. With the words from Psalm 23, it's the perfect way to commit that powerful Scripture to memory. It has beautiful, unusual harmonies and a melody that is still simple enough for school-age children. Vocal pitch range is from the E above middle C (notated as a D double-sharp in the score) to the D sharp above treble C. The straight-forward piano accompaniment is mostly block chords, save for a brief section with triplet arpeggios. Duration: about two and a half minutes long. Written in 2015. (Facebook page: Music by Emily Wood; eswoodmusic@gmail.com)

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