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This setting in the key of F major is composed to suit average vocal ranges with the soprano and tenor parts reaching high G and the bass reaching low F. The work is scored for soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, and bass, and is suitable for general use.
This setting is also scored for orchestra with harp, else guitar else glockenspiel interludes.
Please note that the musical notation in these books is excellent, unlike the fuzzy music notation that appears in the low resolution Flash display of the books.
Publish Date January 14, 2010
Dimensions Standard Portrait 68 pgs Standard Paper
Category Religion & Spirituality
Tags Jesus Christ, church of England, nunc dimittis, pipe organ
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artlook says
Thanks Luann
Composing music is a bit like doing a jigsaw puzzle in that one has to find the edges first !
Johann Sebastian Bach composed a cantata lasting twenty minutes or so every week, for soprano, alto, tenor, bass, three trumpets, two oboes, two flutes, violins, viola, cello, contrabass, timpani and continuo. Without doubt he was a supreme musical genius.
For the rest of us it is sheer hard work ! Finding fresh harmonies may entail evaluating hundreds of prospective chords sometimes over several weeks so it is necessary to be working on several things at once. Then the hand of God rests on your shoulder, and you suddenly have the answer.
posted at 11:53am Jan 28 PST
emptynest says
I loved looking at your books. It amazes me how people can put together an entire compsition...I am impressed!! I will be watching as you continue to use your gift to God's glory!!
posted at 10:04am Jan 28 PST
artlook says
Thanks Sandy
posted at 07:07pm Jan 25 PST
sandycarli says
Wow! Very impressive, thanks for sharing-
posted at 04:10pm Jan 25 PST
artlook says
Thanks Julie
posted at 08:13pm Jan 19 PST
runningwild says
good good good and good again this is brave and beautiful wonderful stuff
posted at 07:39am Jan 15 PST