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The Lord Is My Strength and My Song: Choral Octavo

Arranged by Kerry Lewis

Item: 35-DS00277439

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 11
SKU: 35-DS00277439

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Why we love this

Kerry Lewis shapes this arrangement with clear voices and accessible ranges, making a text of deep conviction feel fresh without sacrificing its spiritual weight. The eleven-page score gives you substance to work with in rehearsal without overextending your singers' preparation time.

What to expect

Confident and affirming, with the quality of a declaration rather than a quiet prayer. The arrangement balances sincerity with musicality, creating space for your choir to engage both intellectually and emotionally with words about strength and confidence.

Who it's for

Intermediate to advanced secular choirs seeking repertoire grounded in spiritual themes without denominational constraints. This works equally well for concert programs, community performances, or curricular contexts where singers benefit from working with meaningful text and solid harmonic writing.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the text clarity across all voice parts; this arrangement's strength lies in how intelligibly the message lands with your audience.
  • Attend to phrase lengths and breathing points marked in the score; they're designed to support both musical flow and vocal sustainability.
  • Consider how dynamics shape the emotional arc; resist the urge to sing loudly throughout, as dynamic variety will strengthen the impact of moments of affirmation.

How to use it

Pair this with other works exploring resilience and affirmation for a thematic concert program, or position it as an anchor piece in a mixed repertoire set where it can shine alongside lighter selections. Its length and substance make it suitable for mid-program placement where your ensemble has warmed into the performance.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustained vowel consistency across four-part harmony
  • Lyrical phrasing over longer harmonic progressions
  • Dynamic control and selective emphasis to serve textual meaning
  • Ensemble balance in arrangements where all voices carry melodic weight

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