Written in the immediate days following the World Trade Center disaster, this Psalm 46- based anthem highlights the power and providence of God. "Though towers fall in the heart of the city, the Lord is always near" provides current and timeless imagery of the power, love, and faithfulness of God. The music is strong and most powerfully communicated with an excellent baritone soloist and full orchestra.
God Is Our Refuge
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Season
Voicing
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Catalog No.
50-2511
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1 review
God Is Our Refuge
Overall rating
4.3
Choral Integrity
4.0
Textual Quality
5.0
Teachability
4.0
Audience Response
4.0
This piece, written following the the 2001 attacks on World Trade Center, this mostly unison/solo anthem has a brief 4-part treatment at the final verse. It would be a tremendous piece for youth or adults to sing in a 9-11 commemoration/remembrance service.
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A nice way to feature a soloist, especially baritone.
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