Listen

for SATB chorus and piano
by  Peter Hilliard

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“Without listening, there is no song…” The text by Matt Boresi emphasizes the importance of listening in music and in life, a timely message for our world. A flowing piano part, lush harmonies and a soaring melody will make this a satisfying and meaningful addition to your library. 

“Listen” was written to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Abington Choral Club in Abington, PA. 

SKU: PHD-001 Categories: , Instrumentation:
Difficulty:Intermediate
Sacred or Secular:Secular
Voicing:SATBB
Duration:1-5 Minutes
Language:English
Season or Event:Concert, General
Instrumentation:Piano

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