Shenandoah

for SSA choir and optional piano accompaniment

by Jennifer Durham

“Shenandoah” is a new, rich arrangement for women’s voices. The piano accompaniment is optional but does provide support and some additional harmonies. Your women’s choir or trio will find “Shenandoah” to be well worth the effort.

This piece is an excellent concert choice and would also be very appropriate for contests, festivals, and literary events.

SKU: JDM-003 Categories: Choral Music, Treble Voices Instrumentation: Choral

Duration:	1-5 Minutes
Language:	English
Voicing:	SSA
Instrumentation:	Piano

$2.00

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