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Sing Hosanna! Kid’s Korner for Spring 2023 Wednesday, February 08, 2023

recommended by Jennifer F., Sacred Choral Music Specialist

Sing Hosanna! by Jacob Tilton, Unison/2-part with piano and optional claves, shakers & bass guitar
This dynamic Palm Sunday anthem resonates with energy as it calls everybody to sing hosanna to the Lord. Optional claves and shakers along with a spirited piano accompaniment enhance the lively rhythmic flavor of the piece especially appealing for older elementary choirs.

O How Majestic (with Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow) by Ruth Elaine Schram, Unison/2-part with piano
Based on Psalms 8:1 and 47:7, this original song is paired with “Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow.” The Doxology phrases serve as responses to the “O how majestic” phrases. Both tunes combine at the end to create joyous harmonies.

Come, Christians, Join to Sing arr. Mark Patterson, Unison/2-part with piano
Rhythmic energy fills this festive arrangement from start to finish! Melodic syncopation plus an optional vocal harmony for budding 2-part choirs brings new life to this cherished hymn of praise. Great for older elementary, youth, or adult choirs.

Children of the Risen King by Becki Slagle Mayo and Lynn Shaw Bailey, Unison/2-part with piano and optional glockenspiel or metallophone
Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus, this joyous Easter anthem features optional parts for glockenspiel or metallophone that add a triumphant sparkle to the regal melody. Budding two part choirs will find the optional voice part a breeze to learn and fun to sing.

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About the Author:
Jennifer F. is a graduate of Otterbein College with a degree in Vocal Performance. She has worked at Stanton’s for over 20 years specializing in Sacred Choral, Classical Vocal and Handbell music. Jennifer is Director of Handbells at Worthington Presbyterian Church, and sings in the First Church Choir and rings with the First Church Ringers at First Congregational Church in Columbus Ohio. When not singing or ringing, Jennifer can be found doing conformation and other competitive sports with her three standard long haired dachshunds, Fanny, Frenchie, and Lukas.

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