voicing: SSA | catalog number: SBMP 1112 | duration: 3:20 | price: $2.15
accompaniment: flute INSTRUMENT PART: FREE Download

The opening chant could be repeated to accommodate a procession making this a dramatic opening for a concert. Following the chant the music becomes rhythmic and upbeat, with hand claps and finger snaps adding aural and visual excitement. A high-spirited flute adds special color to the performance. Also available for SAB.


Cincinnati Children's Choir Ensemble-in-Residence at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Robyn Lana, conductor [© all rights reserved]

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