I wrote this arrangement for a stake youth choir and piano. It starts out with a fanfare and a march rhythm, then the choir enters in unison with a new tune called GEIBEL. The chorus uses the original tune (ANN), but it is more grandiose than the original setting, with additional moving parts. Here the choir splits into four (and optionally five) parts. The parts were designed to be easy to learn. I had my youth choir singing them quite well after one practice session. And I had them marching!
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
New Hymn Arrangement: "True to the Faith"
New hymn arrangement at SingANewSong.org: "True to the Faith"
I wrote this arrangement for a stake youth choir and piano. It starts out with a fanfare and a march rhythm, then the choir enters in unison with a new tune called GEIBEL. The chorus uses the original tune (ANN), but it is more grandiose than the original setting, with additional moving parts. Here the choir splits into four (and optionally five) parts. The parts were designed to be easy to learn. I had my youth choir singing them quite well after one practice session. And I had them marching!
I wrote this arrangement for a stake youth choir and piano. It starts out with a fanfare and a march rhythm, then the choir enters in unison with a new tune called GEIBEL. The chorus uses the original tune (ANN), but it is more grandiose than the original setting, with additional moving parts. Here the choir splits into four (and optionally five) parts. The parts were designed to be easy to learn. I had my youth choir singing them quite well after one practice session. And I had them marching!
