Let Us Adore: Choral Instrumental Pak

Marty Hamby's arrangement captures the emotional directness of Morgan's original while giving it orchestral weight and choral presence. The setting feels both reverent and celebratory, offering your ensemble a piece that engages without demanding virtuosic technique.

Warm and grounded, with moments that lift the spirit skyward. The piece breathes with gentle strength, inviting both performer and listener into a space of reverent celebration.

This arrangement serves choirs of moderate ability seeking repertoire that speaks to faith without requiring extensive rehearsal investment. It works equally well in concert settings and worship contexts.

• Balance the choir's declaration of praise with the instrumental accompaniment; the message should land clearly without drowning the orchestra.
• Find the natural phrasing in the text first, then let the musical line follow. This prevents rushed rhythms and honors the song's contemplative core.
• Invest time in ensemble vowel unification across the choir sections. The piece's power emerges from unified sound, not from individual vocal weight.

This pairs naturally with other contemporary sacred works in a concert devoted to modern worship music, or stands alone as a meaningful conclusion to a concert focused on songs of praise. It also transitions beautifully between traditional and contemporary repertoire.

• Sustaining long, supported phrases without loss of focus or pitch
• Balancing choral tone with orchestral accompaniment
• Maintaining textual clarity and emotional intention across ensemble sections