These Walls Must Fall

for SATB choir and piano

by Rich Campbell

Composed to celebrate the centennial of Women’s Suffrage in America and to raise awareness of the continued struggle for civil rights, “These Walls Must Fall” is a vibrant, uptempo work championing social justice. The text includes quotes spoken by Suffragette leaders, lyrics used in rally songs over a hundred years ago and chants heard in 21st Century protests. Commissioned by the University Singers of Purdue University-Fort Wayne School of Music, Dr. Willam Sauerland, Director.

SKU: RCL-027 Categories: Choral Music, Mixed Voices Instrumentation: Choral

Duration:	1-5 Minutes
Voicing:	SATB
Descriptive Tags:	PROJECT : ENCORE
Language:	English

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