Community of Unity – SA Version

for treble choir and piano

by Rich Campbell

“Community of Unity” is an exciting and uplifting piece written specifically for civic and municipal events. Beginning with a lyrical, unison verse, the soundscape opens up to a chorus in 2 part harmony. A driving, rhythmic piano accompaniment propels the piece throughout. There is a 4 measure a cappella section near the end, and two sections that call on the choir to clap in an accented way. With a rousing, hopeful message, “Community of Unity” fills the need for a patriotic addition to your ensemble’s program.

Also available from Swirly Music in a 3-part SSA version.

SKU: RCL-019 Categories: Children's Choir, Choral Music Instrumentation: Choral

Voicing:	SA
Language:	English

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