Hush!

for SATB a cappella choir
by  Michal Dawson Connor

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This hauntingly, simple tune is one of the finest melodies ever written- to spring forth from such pain and sorrow. The immense power of faith and determination are imbued in every line of this gorgeous hymn, promising a better tomorrow.

SKU: MDC-011 Categories: ,
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Duration:1-5 Minutes
Voicing:SATB
Language:English
Descriptive Tags:Spirituals

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