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Called to Gather as God's People/Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing

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Not just another arrangement of NETTLETON, Edward Eicker has employed forces (in addition to organ and vocal elements) that bring their own unique colors to the mix: flute, clarinet, violin, brass quartet, and timpani. And, you get TWO texts with the purchase of this octavo—“Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing” and Carl Daw’s “Called to Gather As God’s People.” Solid a cappella writing in the middle, with a soprano descant on the final verse. Reproducible material for congregational use (for each text) is included in the octavo.

Series:
Concertato
Accompaniment:
Organ
Pages:
12
Language:
English
Comments:
Not just another arrangement of NETTLETON.
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Authors: 
Daw, Jr., Carl
Arrangers: 
Eicker, Ed
Classifications: 
Difficulty: Easy
Instrumentation: SATB
Format: Sheet Music
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Related Hymns, Texts, and Tunes:
TextCome, Thou Fount of every blessing
TuneNETTLETON
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