$2.20
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| Publication | 2005 |
* joyful, early American style, based on the folk hymn “Fairfield” from Southern Harmony, 1835
* largely two-part setting: great choice for parish choirs
* simple accompaniment to enhance and enliven the verse- anthem setting of this well-known text by one of Paraclete’s most beloved composers
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| This setting of the Southern Harmony tune, Fairfield keeps its folk quality in apite of being accompanied throughout its treen stanzas. The tree-part writing allows for a more transparent texture and a generous application of unison writing allows for an appropriately rhythmic feel. The John Mason text, “How Shall I Sing that Majesty?” is appropriate for All Saints’. Cross Accent August 2005 |
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