For the Beauty of the Earth

for SATB chorus and organ
by  Emily Hope

In this fresh, sparkling take on a beloved hymn tune, a perpetual motion accompaniment drives a whirlwind celebration of beauty in the world around us and our ability to perceive it.

SKU: EHE-004 Categories: ,
Descriptive Tags:Celebratory, Christian, Fruitful Earth, Hymn, Joy, Nature, New Hymn Settings, Praise, Traditional
Difficulty:Intermediate
Duration:1-5 Minutes
Instrumentation:Organ
Language:English
Sacred or Secular:Sacred
Voicing:SATB

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