In Christ Alone, Acoustic Praise for the Growing Choir (Collection)

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In Christ Alone, Acoustic Praise for the Growing Choir (Collection)

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35028876

The increasing treasury of modern hymns and sacred songs by Keith and Kristyn Getty and collaborator Stuart Townend are explored in this resource designed for choirs of any level. There is music for the entire church year contained in this collection. Transcending stylistic boundaries, this music and message is at home in both contemporary-styled worship venues and traditional programs. Creative instrumental adornments offer additional options for performance while the sensitive arrangements make this compilation accessible to choirs of any size. Songs include: In Christ Alone; The Power of the Cross; Across the Lands; Speak, O Lord; Creation Sings; Come, People of the Risen King; My Heart Is Fill With Thankfulness; Behold the Lamb (The Communion Hymn); Jesus, Joy of the Highest Heaven.

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In Christ Alone, Acoustic Praise for the Growing Choir
Overall rating 
 
5.0
Choral Integrity 
 
5.0
Textual Quality 
 
5.0
Teachability 
 
5.0
Audience Response 
 
5.0
This is a fine collection of some of Keith & Kristyn Getty's and Stuart Townsend's best known worship music voiced and compiled with the smaller church youth choir in mind, but is usable with adult choirs with a limited number of men, as well. Besides containing 9 nice arrangements that will be do-able by choirs of any size, this collection is an excellent value in the process. The purchase price for these 9 anthems is less than half the cost of purchasing the SATB version of each individual octavo separately. Also available are packets of 10 listening CDs for singers to utilize, an instrumental CD-ROM with excellent orchestrations by David Winkler for a variety of instrumentation, and an accompaniment CD.

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Easily accessible, appealing content, SAB
Cons
As in most SAB voicings, the vocal range of the "B" part can be a bit wide for changing male voices, but all can be adapted as needed.
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