“Rejoice in the Lord” for SATB choir and Keyboard

This piece was commissioned by Dean and Mary Daily, Tom Howard, Thelma Jo Landon, and Dick Loveless for 50 years of friendship and singing at the First Presbyterian Church of Granada Hills, California. Published by Fred Bock Music Company.

Joyful Celebration from Allan Robert Petker

Get ready to lift your spirits with Allan Robert Petker’s vibrant setting of Philippians 4! “Rejoice in the Lord” (SATB choir and keyboard) is a regal fanfare that unfolds into a classical-inspired melody, taking you on a journey of rejoicing. Perfect for festival performances and general praise.

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“Rejoice In The Lord” – SATB

Description:

Using the familiar and joyful text from Philippians 4, composer Allan Robert Petker lifts us into a regal fanfare that unfolds to an almost classical sounding melody. He winds us through several different states of rejoicing that eventually return the opening fanfare. Excellent for festival use and general praise.

Additional Information:

Catalog #: BG2490
Voicing: SATB
Composer: Allan Robert Petker
Text: Philippians 4
Accompaniment: Piano
Style: Traditional
Release Date: 2007
Publisher: Fred Bock Music Company
Content: Church
Season: General
Difficulty: Medium
Status: In print

Rejoice In The Lord Rehearsal CD and CD 10 Pack.

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