The Lord'S Prayer Anthem. General Anthem For Satb Voices And Piano.
Instrumentation: SATB, Piano.
Mark A. Miller.
General Anthem for SATB voices and Piano; words from Matthew 6:9-13; adapted by Mark Miller and Laurie Zelman; music by Mark Miller - an anthem from Abingdon Press Choral Club volume 17.1 (Winter - Spring 2007) You will be captivated by the opening flutter of the right-hand accompaniment, winging as if surrounded by angel wings. Unison voices enter on the familiar text, gently unfolding the lilting 6/8 melody. A beautiful molto ritardando brings a humble pause at forgiven. Parts begin dividing at measure 19 with text moving into light and Gods glory. The opening phrases are repeated, both unison and two-part, iterating holy is your name. The accompaniment will challenge weaker players. Frequent hand crossings and the D-flat major key require an accomplished player. The results will be beautiful! The vocal parts are easy and accessible to most four-part ensembles. Keep this in mind for both youth and adult groups. Performance options include singing the first section as a solo. Tutti choir could enter at measure 12, illustrating us in the text. This could be sung as a prayer anthem, a call to prayer, or response to prayer in place of the congregation reciting the text. Appropriate days: General worship.
Format: Octavo.
8 pages.
Publisher: Abingdon Press.
CF:712-40841.
Usually ships in 1-7 business days depending on stock level. Contact us for a more specific time estimate.
Instrumentation: SATB, Piano.
Mark A. Miller.
General Anthem for SATB voices and Piano; words from Matthew 6:9-13; adapted by Mark Miller and Laurie Zelman; music by Mark Miller - an anthem from Abingdon Press Choral Club volume 17.1 (Winter - Spring 2007) You will be captivated by the opening flutter of the right-hand accompaniment, winging as if surrounded by angel wings. Unison voices enter on the familiar text, gently unfolding the lilting 6/8 melody. A beautiful molto ritardando brings a humble pause at forgiven. Parts begin dividing at measure 19 with text moving into light and Gods glory. The opening phrases are repeated, both unison and two-part, iterating holy is your name. The accompaniment will challenge weaker players. Frequent hand crossings and the D-flat major key require an accomplished player. The results will be beautiful! The vocal parts are easy and accessible to most four-part ensembles. Keep this in mind for both youth and adult groups. Performance options include singing the first section as a solo. Tutti choir could enter at measure 12, illustrating us in the text. This could be sung as a prayer anthem, a call to prayer, or response to prayer in place of the congregation reciting the text. Appropriate days: General worship.
Format: Octavo.
8 pages.
Publisher: Abingdon Press.
CF:712-40841.
Usually ships in 1-7 business days depending on stock level. Contact us for a more specific time estimate.