Call To Praise (Praise To The Lord, The Almighty): Choral Instrumental Pak
Arranged by Robert Sterling
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Why we love this
Sterling's arrangement transforms this beloved hymn into a fully realized choral work with instrumental support, giving you flexibility in how you deploy it. Whether you're working with a chamber ensemble or full band, the scoring honors the hymn's dignity while creating engaging counterpoint that keeps singers invested in familiar material.
What to expect
Reverent yet energized, this setting honors the hymn's devotional weight while infusing it with rhythmic and harmonic interest. The instrumental writing creates a sense of corporate celebration that lifts the familiar melody into something fresh.
Who it's for
Choirs of any size with access to even modest instrumental support will find this arrangement approachable. It suits churches, schools, and community ensembles looking to refresh a standard hymn with contemporary arranging energy.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the instrumental parts so they support rather than overshadow the choir; the hymn tune should always be the primary focus even when inner voices have rhythmic activity.
- Work out tempo with your accompanist before full rehearsals. Hymn arrangements can feel rhythmically stiff if the tempo wavers, so establish a steady pulse early.
- Attend to diction clarity in any section where the choir sings against busier instrumental writing; mark breath points to ensure words land cleanly.
How to use it
Anchor a sacred or patriotic concert with this arrangement, or use it as a finale to draw your entire community into unified singing. It also works beautifully as a processional or recessional piece when you need something that sounds substantial without demanding months of rehearsal.
Skills your students will build
- Singing hymn tunes with stylistic security and proper phrasing
- Balancing vocal tone with instrumental accompaniment
- Maintaining steady rhythm against changing accompaniment figures
- Coordinate ensemble tuning across sustained choral passages