Lord of All Hopefulness

for SATB choir and piano

by Lydia Jane Pugh

Lydia Jane Pugh · Lord of All Hopefulness

A beautiful re-imagination of this classic Irish Hymn, setting in a lilting 4/4 time with contemporary harmony – A joy for all choirs to sing!

SKU: LJP-CC102 Categories: Choral Music, Mixed Voices Instrumentation: Choral

Instrumentation:	Piano
Language:	English
Sacred or Secular:	Sacred, Secular
Voicing:	SATB
Duration:	1-5 Minutes

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