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I Will Share The World: SSA Choral Octavo

By Jim Papoulis

Item: 35-DS00453603

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 14
SKU: 35-DS00453603

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About the Composer: Jim Papoulis

Jim Papoulis is a composer and arranger whose work centers on accessible, meaningful choral writing for educational and performance contexts. His compositions balance musical substance with practical voicing considerations, making them approachable for singers at various levels while maintaining artistic integrity.

Why we love this

Papoulis crafts music that connects singers to its message without relying on technical fireworks to convey sincerity. The SSA voicing opens this piece to a wide range of ensemble configurations, and the inspirational character gives you versatile programming options across concert and festival settings without feeling saccharine.

What to expect

The piece radiates warmth and openness, inviting singers into a collaborative musical statement. Harmonically grounded yet uplifting, it carries conviction without demanding virtuosity, creating a sense of shared purpose among performers and audience alike.

Who it's for

This piece fits intermediate to advanced SSA or SSAA choirs looking for concert material with genuine emotional resonance. It works equally well for festival performances, assembly programs, or community choral events where accessibility and meaningful content matter.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the inner voice lines carefully during sectional rehearsals; the alto part carries harmonic weight that can easily disappear under soprano brightness.
  • Emphasize textual clarity in the opening phrases to establish the piece's thematic content before allowing fuller texture and dynamics to develop.
  • Record a reference track early in rehearsal so singers can internalize the harmonic movement and build confidence with blend across sections.

How to use it

Pair this with contrasting secular repertoire to build a balanced concert program, or anchor it as a closing number where its inspirational character provides natural emotional resolution. The moderate difficulty makes it viable across multiple seasons as ensembles grow, and it adapts well to performances ranging from intimate settings to larger venues.

Skills your students will build

  • Blending sustained vowel sounds across three SSA parts
  • Singing against independent harmonic motion in other voice lines
  • Text interpretation in inspirational/concert repertoire
  • Dynamic control and phrasing within a moderate range

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