The Lone Wild Bird

for SATB chorus and piano
by  Emily Hope

This sweet and gentle setting of a classic Southern Harmony hymn features the Alto section in its first verse, then opens out into a joyful depiction of the sensation of flight. The second verse features birdcalls in the piano accompaniment.

Recording by First Readings Project.

Find the SSAA version of this piece here.

SKU: EHE-001 Categories: ,
Descriptive Tags:Birds, Christian, Comfort, Devotion, Flight, Folk Hymn, Hymn, Nature, New Hymn Settings
Difficulty:Intermediate
Duration:1-5 Minutes
Instrumentation:Piano
Language:English
Sacred or Secular:Sacred
Voicing:SATB

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