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Songs of Hope and Creation - The Grace
By: Andrew Daldorph
For: Choir
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Andrew Daldorph
Year of composition
2007
Lyricist
New Testament - 2 Cor
Publisher
Difficulty
Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration
3 minutes
Genre
Modern classical music
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This setting of the words of the Grace (from 2 Corinthians)is one movement from 'Songs of Hope and Creation' a major new modern oratorio by Andrew Daldorph. The complete work was performed before a capacity audience in Exeter Cathedral in 2009, and received a standing ovation.
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