Choir + keyboardDescant to 'St Stephen' (The Lord will come and not be slow)

Descant to 'St Stephen' (The Lord will come and not be slow)

By: William Jones
For: Choir + keyboard
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Composer
William Jones
Arranger
Christopher Maxim
Year of arrangement
1999
Lyricist
Milton
Difficulty
Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration
1 minute
Genre
Classical music
License details
For anything not permitted by the above licence then you should contact the publisher first to obtain permission.

It is possible to perform this arrangement in two ways:

Either/

with the sopranos singing the descant, the rest of the choir and the congregation singing the melody, and the organ playing the accompaniment

Or/

with all the singers singing the melody and the organ playing the accompaniment.

If you use it, please be so kind as to let me know by email as I like to keep a track of where my works are performed.

Do have a look at my other hymn arrangements on this site. I welcome commissions for arrangements, as well as for original compositions.

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