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All Through The Night: SATB Choral Octavo

Arranged by Heather Sorenson

Item: 35-DS00326845

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 15
SKU: 35-DS00326845

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About the Arranger: Heather Sorenson

Heather Sorenson

Heather Sorenson brings nearly two decades of experience bridging traditional and contemporary Christian music into a signature compositional voice that feels both grounded and inventive. Based in Dallas, her works have premiered at Carnegie Hall, been commissioned by major universities and foundations, and earned recognition across churches, schools, and concert halls worldwide.

Why we love this

Sorenson treats this beloved lullaby with restraint and respect, letting the melody breathe while her harmonies add warmth without overwhelming. The arrangement sits comfortably for mixed choirs of varying skill levels, making it equally valuable as a Christmas concert opener or a contemplative moment within a larger service.

What to expect

Gentle, intimate, and deeply comforting. Sorenson's harmonies wrap around the familiar melody like a familiar quilt, creating space for contemplation without ever feeling sparse or incomplete.

Who it's for

This arrangement works beautifully for choirs preparing Christmas services, winter concerts, or quiet reflection moments within larger programs. It's accessible enough for community and church choirs while offering sufficient musical substance to engage more experienced ensembles.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the phrase endings with slight ritardando and dynamic softening to honor the lullaby character; this isn't music meant to drive forward.
  • Balance the sopranos and altos carefully in measures where they share the melody, ensuring the alto line doesn't get buried beneath soprano vibrato.
  • Bring tenors and basses into slight prominence during their harmonic moments to prevent the upper voices from dominating the overall texture.

How to use it

Position this during a candlelit segment or as a moment of stillness before a more energetic selection. Its meditative quality makes it ideal for Christmas Eve services or concert programs seeking emotional depth alongside celebration.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining legit tone through longer phrases without vibrato interference
  • Balancing four-part harmony where upper voices carry the primary melodic interest
  • Responding to subtle dynamic and tempo adjustments that shape phrasing rather than drive momentum
  • Blending in close harmonic intervals while maintaining individual voice part clarity

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