And Wherever You Go: 2-Part Mixed Choral Octavo

Wagner writes for 2-part choirs with genuine musical substance rather than oversimplification. The flowing, singable melodic lines and clean voicing give your singers something worthy to perform, while the moderate difficulty keeps it accessible for middle school and emerging high school ensembles.

The piece carries a warm, supportive quality that feels like a genuine benediction or well-wish rather than something ceremonial or distant. Beautiful melodic writing gives singers genuine musical satisfaction even within accessible ranges and straightforward part-writing.

This octavo serves middle school choirs, church choirs, and developing high school ensembles working at Grade 3 level. It works equally well for school concerts, worship services, and community performances where a meaningful closing moment is needed.

• Balance the two parts so neither overwhelms; the interweaving lines work best when both voices carry equal weight and clarity.
• Allow the piece to breathe at phrase endings rather than rushing through them; the blessing text deserves space and reverence.
• Rehearse the parts separately first to establish secure intonation before blending, especially across section transitions.

Save this for your concert finale, graduation ceremony, or any service of worship where you want to leave your audience with something uplifting and sincere. It also works beautifully as a year-end blessing to close a choral concert or spring concert.

• Singing independent melodic lines in a 2-part texture
• Sustaining flowing phrases with proper breath placement
• Balancing and blending voices to create unified sound
• Interpreting text with reverence and care