My Lord, What a Morning

for SATB a cappella choir with soprano solo

MICHAL DAWSON CONNOR · My Lord What A Morning Spiritual Arr Michal Connor

This early Nineteenth Century melody literally throbs with the pathos and dreams of an enslaved people,
looking heavenward for deliverance. Scored for a cappella SATB choir, and soprano solo, this lush arrangement makes one stop in awe and wonderment, at such beauty born from the deepest despair.

SKU: MDC-002 Categories: Choral Music, Mixed Voices

Instrumentation:	A Cappella
Instrumentation:
Duration:	1-5 Minutes
Voicing:	SATB
Language:	English
Descriptive Tags:	Spirituals

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