We Will Remember You: Choral Instrumental Pak
By Lloyd Larson / By Louis F. Benson / Arranged by Ed Hogan
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About the Composer: Lloyd Larson
Lloyd Larson is a prolific composer and arranger whose work spans sacred and secular choral music. His compositions are known for their accessibility, singable melodic lines, and meaningful text treatment, making them staples in church choirs, school choirs, and community ensembles across North America.
Larson's arrangements and original compositions consistently balance musical sophistication with practicality for volunteer and student singers. His understanding of voice leading and instrumental writing has made him a trusted resource for directors seeking repertoire that engages both performers and congregations.
Why we love this
This setting offers directors a piece with genuine emotional weight without requiring advanced vocal technique or complex part writing. Larson's instinct for memorable melody combined with Hogan's instrumental arrangement creates something that feels substantial in performance while remaining manageable for most ensembles.
What to expect
The music carries a reverent, lyrical quality that honors its text with sincerity. Larson's melodic gift shines here, and the instrumental support deepens the emotional impact without overwhelming the voices.
Who it's for
This is ideal for church choirs, community ensembles, and high school choirs looking for sacred repertoire that resonates with congregations and audiences. The piece works equally well with singers who read music fluently and those who benefit from a clear, centered melody.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the choir and instruments so neither overwhelms; use rehearsal time to find the blend that lets text clarity come through.
- Shape the phrasing around the text's natural cadences rather than strictly following bar lines.
- Layer in instrumental parts gradually during rehearsals so singers become secure with the tune before adding the accompaniment's harmonic underpinning.
How to use it
Consider this for a memorial service, remembrance Sunday, or concert program seeking a moment of quiet reflection. It pairs well alongside other sacred offerings and works as a powerful standalone piece that leaves a lasting impression.
Skills your students will build
- Singing with text expression and emotional authenticity
- Blending voices with instrumental accompaniment
- Sustaining long phrases with proper breath support