Listen to the Song in You

for Mixed choir, unaccompanied

SKU: RBT-011 Categories: , Instrumentation:
Instrumentation: A Cappella
Descriptive Tags: Celebratory, Inspiration, Music About Music, Peace, Poetry
Difficulty: Intermediate
Language: English
Sacred or Secular: Secular
Voicing: SATB
Duration: 1-5 Minutes

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