CGA512 Song of Celebration Unison
Description
Song of Celebration' is a festive piece for unison voices (opt. div.) with flute, handbells (2 oct.), finger cymbals, drum and keyboard. The voicing of the piece is intended to be flexible. While it may be sung with a unison choir, it also offers the possibility of up to four vocal parts in the concluding section, each singing previously introduced melodies. The text, written by Mary M. Coulson, captures the spirit of celebration. The piece will make a fine choice for use at choir festivals.
Voicing: Unison Voices
Composer: Margaret R. Tucker
Text: Mary M. Coulson
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