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Not to Us, O Lord
by Andrew Schneider
SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Artist Andrew Schneider
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Andrew Schneider
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 17
Arrangement SATB Choir
Publisher Andrew Schneider
Product ID 1026920
Instruments Choir

Product Description

This is an a cappella anthem for church or concert performance which combines texts from Psalms 115 and 92 (NIV translation). It is in two sections, the first slow and homophonic for SATB choir (comparatively easier, in the idiom of God So Loved the World), the second fast for divisi SATB choir. The musical idiom is alla Mendelssohn, though I have opted for a formal treatment alla Russian Orthodox choral concerti, in which the vocal parts are treated somewhat like instruments. Either section can be done on its own as a separate and fulfilling piece, with the knowledge that the two sections are motivically linked.

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