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Rise up shepherd and follow
Rise up shepherd and follow







rise up shepherd and follow

(Please note: These octavos are NOT reproducible.) Also available for each song are fully orchestrated Performance/ Accompaniment recordings, beautifully recorded, and produced as state-of-the-art tracks.Ībout the Audio Recordings Audio recordings contain full performance and accompaniment only (instrumental) tracks. The first stanza tells us that it is Christ whom we are. Our Plank Road Publishing octavos save you the time spent copying and binding and come in the convenient octavo size (7.0" x 10.25") used by choirs. The central message of this spiritual is contained in the repeated line Rise up, shepherd, and follow. It is a song you will be using for years to come. The sensitive orchestration is the perfect complement to the arrangement. Note that the CD features special tracks that isolate parts 2 and 3 for practice help. And because it is an arrangement with broad interest even for younger choirs, Teresa has also adapted it into a very nice 2-part setting that also works with the recorded instrumental tracks. It works great as a 3-part mixed setting, with the third part working well for changed or changing boys' voices, as well as for girls with a nice lower range. This beautiful old Christmas spiritual has always been a favorite, so it was a work of love for Teresa Jennings, who has produced a striking new arrangement for your choir.

rise up shepherd and follow

When I picture the slaves at work I see them crouching or stooping or bent over in the fields. This setting perfectly captures the essential simplicity of this Christmas spiritual, with a wordless chorus backing a solo baritone. for solo baritone and SATB unaccompanied. There are two commands that are repeated over and over in this song. Forces or Category: Solo baritone & SATB unaccompanied. Rise Up, Shepherd, And Follow - Choral From Plank Road Publishingarr. Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow is a rallying cry for the slaves to move faithfully from the familiar to freedom.









Rise up shepherd and follow