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Come And Go To That Land: TTBB Choral Octavo

Arranged by Brandon Waddles

Item: 35-DS00314959

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 17
SKU: 35-DS00314959

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Why we love this

Waddles captures the infectious energy of the original while writing for men's voices in a way that sits naturally in their range. The arrangement balances accessibility with harmonic interest, giving singers something satisfying to perform without demanding specialized technique.

What to expect

Modern and approachable, with enough harmonic sophistication to engage singers without feeling academic. The piece has genuine lightness to it, inviting both performers and listeners into a moment of contemporary pop expression set for voices.

Who it's for

Men's and mixed choirs looking for contemporary repertoire that connects with audiences. The flexible voicing options mean you can adjust to your ensemble size without reworking the arrangement.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the phrases with intentional breath points rather than cutting off at barlines; this keeps the lyrical momentum alive even in faster sections.
  • Lean into the rhythmic precision of the rhythm section parts if you're using them; they anchor the harmonic movement and give singers confidence.
  • Emphasize vowel consistency across the chord changes to maintain blend when the voicing shifts between TB, TTB, and TTBB textures.

How to use it

Place this alongside other pop or secular arrangements to show your choir's versatility in a spring concert or informal performance. Its contemporary sound makes it ideal for recruiting new singers or bridging the gap between traditional choral repertoire and music your students actually hear outside rehearsal.

Skills your students will build

  • Blend and balance across multiple voicing configurations
  • Rhythmic precision in contemporary harmonic contexts
  • Sustaining vocal line integrity through harmonic movement changes
  • Confidence performing arranged pop music on stage

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