CGA861 I'm the Good Shepherd
Description
The flowing accompaniment for keyboard or harp and optional Flute add to the pastoral atmosphere of this refreshing piece, reminding us of the love and protection of the Good Shepherd. Primarily in unison, the setting breaks into two-parts in the final section as the text speaks of the Shepherd's self-sacrifice.
Voicing: two parts
Composer: Daniel Bartha
Text: Daniel Bartha
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