All My Hope (arr. David Angerman): SATB Choral Octavo
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All My Hope (arr. David Angerman): SATB Choral Octavo

As performed by Crowder feat. Tauren Wells / As performed by David Crowder / As performed by Tauren Wells / Arranged by David Angerman

Item: 35-DS00461644
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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 15
SKU: 35-DS00461644

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About the Artist: Crowder feat. Tauren Wells

Crowder is a contemporary Christian music artist known for blending modern worship sensibilities with accessible melodies and thoughtful arrangements. His collaborative work with artists like Tauren Wells reflects a commitment to creating music that resonates across worship settings, from intimate gatherings to full ensemble performances. David Angerman's arrangement of this material brings careful attention to voice leading and harmonic clarity, making the piece singable for choirs of varying experience levels.

Why we love this

Angerman's SATB setting opens this contemporary song to the full range of choir programs without sacrificing the emotional directness of the original. The 15-page score gives the arrangement room to breathe, with enough textural variety to keep singers engaged across all voice parts while keeping demands reasonable for developing ensembles.

What to expect

The piece carries the introspective quality of contemporary worship music, with moments of vulnerability alongside affirming harmonic progressions. Singers will find the vocal ranges accessible and the text meaningful, creating space for congregational connection rather than technical display.

Who it's for

This arrangement serves choirs comfortable with four-part writing and looking to expand their contemporary Christian repertoire. It works equally well for church choirs, school choral programs seeking current sacred music, and ensembles building programs that connect with modern worship traditions.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the balance between the featured melody line and harmonic support. The sopranos should sing with warmth and clarity, but not so prominently that lower voices disappear into accompaniment texture.
  • Shape phrases around the harmonic rhythm rather than breathing at every rest. This creates longer musical lines that match the song's contemplative character.
  • Experiment with dynamics as a tool for clarifying text. Small dynamic shifts within phrases can highlight key words and reinforce the song's message without requiring exaggerated contrast.

How to use it

Consider this for a contemporary service, special music program, or as a thoughtful counterpoint to traditional sacred repertoire in a mixed concert. Its 15 pages provide substance enough for a meaningful performance while remaining manageable as part of a larger program.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing contemporary melodic and harmonic language
  • Balancing featured melody with harmonic support
  • Phrasing across longer musical lines in SATB texture
  • Performing sacred music rooted in modern worship traditions

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