We Will Shine Like The Sun

for treble and mixed choirs and piano

“We Will Shine Like The Sun” is an uptempo piece; this arrangement is for combined SA treble choir & SATB choir with piano accompaniment.. The empowering text inspires imagination with optimistic lyrics that are ideal for young singers. The score includes a driving piano accompaniment, a clapping section, and an optional tambourine part. The rousing ending makes it especially suitable as a program opener or closer.

“We Will Shine Like The Sun” was a winner of the 2018 Hong Kong Children’s Choir Composition Competition.

SKU: RCL-022 Categories: , Instrumentation:
Instrumentation: Piano
Sacred or Secular: Secular
Season or Event: Children's Service, Concert, Earth Day
Difficulty: Intermediate
Descriptive Tags: American, Celebratory, Children, Community, Earth Week, Forest, Fruitful Earth, Human dignity, Inspiration, Joy, Justice, Magic, Mountain, Music, Nature, Ocean, River, Sun, trees
Voicing: SA, SATB
Language: English

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