Little Bird

for a cappella SATB chorus
by  Mark Growden

Written for my wife Jess Hobbs while at the Chalk Hill Artist Residency in Healdsburg, California. Its a sweet little love song written in a Gospel/Jazz style.

SKU: MGN-001 Categories: ,
Duration: 1-5 Minutes
Voicing: SATB
Instrumentation: A Cappella
Language: English
Sacred or Secular: Secular

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