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2-part choir SKU: BP.1920 Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Dan Forrest. Sacred octavos. Sacred. Octavo. Beckenhorst Press #1920. Published by Beckenhorst Press (BP.1920). A versatile arrangement of the beloved hymn, written for 2-part choir to be sung by treble choir or adult mixed choir and congregation. Scored for flute, cello, handbells (the 2-4 octave handbell part is included in the octavo) and piano or harp. Marvelously intricate without being too difficult. Full score and parts (BP1920A) are available. Full score and parts (BP1920A) are available. Full.
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