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Albany |
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Instruments: |
Soprano Voice Alto Voice Tenor Voice Bass Voice Choir | |
Scoring: |
SATB Choir A Cappella |
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Original Published Key: |
E Minor |
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Musicnotes |
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Product #:
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MN0019456 |
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Price:
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$2.99
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Pages: |
1 |
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Lyrics Begin:
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No, I shall envy them no more, Who grow profanely great, Though they increase their golden store, And rise to wond'rous height. |
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Arrangement Details
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Composed by: |
Daniel Read |
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Arranger: |
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Pages: |
1 |
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Form: |
Psalmody |
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Instruments: |
Soprano Voice Alto Voice Tenor Voice Bass Voice Choir | |
Scoring: |
SATB Choir A Cappella |
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Original Published Key: |
E Minor |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0019456 |
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Metronome: |
q = 80 |
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Song Details
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Composer: |
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Date: |
1810 |
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Publisher: |
A-R Editions, Inc. |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0019456 |
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Lyrics Begin: |
No, I shall envy them no more, Who grow profanely great, Though they increase their golden store, And rise to wond'rous height. |
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From the Book: |
Daniel Read: Collected Works |
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About This Arrangement
This digital sheet music edition of “Albany” composed by Daniel Read is a SATB choir a cappella arrangement available for instant download and printing. This edition is 1 page long. The published key is E minor.
The tempo is around 80 BPM. The arrangement is scored for Soprano Voice, Alto Voice, Tenor Voice, Bass Voice and Choir. Stylistically, it's Psalmody.
This edition was arranged by Karl Kroeger.
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