Roll the Tide

for mixed chorus a cappella

Roll the Tide is a short, a cappella setting in a quasi-spiritual style of Elisabeth T. Eliassen’s  poem of peace and longing.

 

SKU: SWM-006 Categories: , Instrumentation:
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Voicing:SATB
Instrumentation:A Cappella
Language:English
Sacred or Secular:Secular
Duration:1-5 Minutes

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