All Arise: Choral Instrumental Pak
As performed by Jason Ingram / As performed by Michael W. Smith / Arranged by Marty Hamby
Item: 35-PK00310257
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Uses: General, Call to Worship, Youth Choir, Praise Team
Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:4; Psalm 96:1-9
From Michael W. Smith's album "Sovereign," this powerful call to worship proclaims that our Savior is worthy of all of our praise. Well-crafted vocal lines and a strong accompaniment combine to make this anthem work in a variety of services.
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK00310257
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About the Artist: Jason Ingram
Jason Ingram is a prolific songwriter and worship leader whose compositions have become standards in contemporary Christian music. His gift for crafting singable melodies paired with theologically substantive lyrics has made him a trusted voice in modern worship settings, from intimate church services to large conference gatherings.
Ingram's work with artists like Michael W. Smith and his own recordings demonstrate a deep commitment to creating music that serves congregational singing. His arrangements for choir and ensemble bring accessibility without sacrificing musical integrity, making his pieces valuable resources for directors working across skill levels.
Why we love this
Marty Hamby's arrangement takes a contemporary worship song and transforms it into an anthem that feels earned rather than imposed. The vocal writing sits comfortably for mixed ensembles while the instrumental accompaniment provides both support and textural interest, giving your choir something substantial to sing into.
What to expect
The piece radiates affirmation and joy without veering into saccharine territory. There's strength in the vocal writing and confidence in the accompaniment, creating music that feels both grounded and uplifting.
Who it's for
Youth choirs and praise teams will find this accessible and rewarding, particularly groups working in contemporary worship contexts. Established choirs can use it effectively as a call to worship or as a bridge between traditional and modern repertoire in mixed programming.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the choral parts so that the primary melody line carries clearly while supporting voices add texture. This clarity becomes especially important if you're performing without the accompaniment track.
- Work the dynamic arc deliberately. The text proclaims worthiness and praise, so let the music build with intentional intensity rather than arriving at full volume all at once.
- Connect the rhythmic precision of the ensemble to the meaning of the words. When everyone locks in together, it reinforces the unified declaration at the heart of the piece.
- Rehearse sections independently before combining them. This arrangement benefits from parts knowing their roles thoroughly before they interact with other vocal lines.
How to use it
This works as a programmatic opening for a worship service, setting a tone of declaration and praise early. It pairs well alongside both traditional hymns and contemporary pieces, making it a practical choice when you're building a program that spans musical styles.
Skills your students will build
- Balancing melody and harmony in contemporary arrangements
- Sustaining tone and text clarity across dynamic ranges
- Rhythmic precision in modern gospel-influenced settings
- Connecting physical ensemble discipline to emotional expression