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You Are Mine: SSA Choral Octavo

By David Haas / Arranged by Mark Hayes

Item: 35-DS00433696

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 13
SKU: 35-DS00433696

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About the Composer: David Haas

David Haas is a prolific composer and liturgical musician whose work bridges contemporary worship and choral tradition. His compositions, which span sacred and secular genres, have become staples in churches, schools, and concert halls across North America, known for their accessibility without sacrificing musical substance.

Why we love this

Mark Hayes' arrangement captures the reassuring warmth of Haas's original while tailoring it perfectly for SSA voicing. The piece works as a powerful opener or closer for a concert because it balances spiritual depth with immediate musical gratification, and your singers will find the melodic material singable without being simplistic.

What to expect

A gentle affirmation wrapped in rich harmonies. The piece settles the listener into a space of acceptance and peace, with moments of quiet strength that emerge from the arrangement's careful voice leading.

Who it's for

This octavo suits intermediate to advanced SSA choirs seeking sacred repertoire with contemporary sensibility. It works equally well in school settings and church programs where you need music that speaks to both younger singers and adult listeners.

How to get the most out of it

  • Allow the text to shape your phrasing rather than forcing strict musical phrases. The declarative nature of 'You are mine' demands clarity and conviction in the delivery.
  • Experiment with dynamic shaping in the middle section to prevent the piece from settling into one emotional register. Even small shifts in volume create forward motion.
  • Balance the harmonic sonorities by asking singers to listen across parts rather than toward their own line. The arrangement relies on blend to achieve its full effect.

How to use it

Pair this with other contemporary sacred works for a concert exploring faith and belonging, or use it as an emotional centerpiece flanked by livelier selections. The 13 pages give you room for interpretive depth without demanding extensive rehearsal time.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing sustained harmonic textures with accurate intonation
  • Phrasing text expressively while maintaining rhythmic precision
  • Balancing ensemble blend across three independent vocal lines
  • Interpreting dynamic and emotional nuance in sacred music

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