CGE328 O Music, Lead the Way - SATB
Description
Gray's vibrant, dynamic setting of selected lines from American poet, Henry Van Dyke's work, Storm – Music is a superb choice for an opener or closer for concert and festival use. Strong memorable melodies, ample unison, moderate ranges and an exciting yet accessible accompaniment grace this creative piece. A Learning Resource Page is included.
By Ruth Morris Gray
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Additional Resources:
CGE329 SAB $2.45
CGECD128 Performance/Accompaniment CD $27.95
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