Ask, and It Will be Given to You 2-Part - Sheet Music

Name: Ask, and It Will be Given to You
Brand: Paraclete Press
SKU: 19557330
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Ask, and It Will be Given to You 2-Part - Sheet Music

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Details

Instrument:

Choir Organ Accompaniment Voice

Genres:

Children Christian

Format:

Octavo

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Beginning

Usages:

General Worship

Detailed Description

Two-part treble voices, organ - Easy

SKU: PL.0608

Composed by David Halls. Parish. Choral, Children, General. Octavo. Paraclete Press #0608. Published by Paraclete Press (PL.0608).

* tender setting of this well-known text of faith and supplication: excellent way to teach the scripture verse to children for life! * simple harmonic and rhythmic pattern of keyboard introduction creates an ostinato effect, framing this anthem in ABA form * healthy range and tessitura for the elementary and middle school age child, reflects the composers' experiential understanding of the treble voice (Salisbury Cathedral Choirmaster) * closing section combines a descant with the opening tune and accompaniment, which can be used to reinforce basic breath management and legato line

This tranquil general anthem set to text from Matthew 7:7 has optional divisi, usually in parallel thirds. The organ part is a simple chordal accompaniment with one note in the left hand. Except for one loud three-measure phrase, the music remains quiet and calm throughout. - James McCray "The Diapason" July 2006.