Song: |
Sing the Everlasting Song! |
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Composed by: |
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Instruments: |
Handbells SATB Choir | |
Scoring: |
Instrumental Part |
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Original Published Key: |
E Minor |
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Time Signature: |
4/4 |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
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Product #:
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MN0309804 |
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Price:
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$29.99
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Each additional print is $29.99
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Pages: |
13 |
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Arrangement Details
Composed by: |
Lloyd Larson |
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Pages: |
13 |
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Instruments: |
Handbells SATB Choir | |
Scoring: |
Instrumental Part |
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Original Published Key: |
E Minor |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0309804 |
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Time Signature: |
4/4 |
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Song Details
Composer: |
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Lyricist: |
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Publisher: |
Hope Publishing, Inc. |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0309804 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What key is this version in, and is it available in other keys?
The handbells or SATB choir part edition of “Sing the Everlasting Song!” is in E minor. It is currently available in that key only.
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Can I preview the score before buying?
You can preview the handbells or SATB choir part score for “Sing the Everlasting Song!” on this page before choosing a key or purchase option.
What does this handbells or SATB choir part arrangement include?
The handbells or SATB choir part arrangement of “Sing the Everlasting Song!” is written for handbells and SATB choir. The score includes separate parts for soprano, alto, tenor and bass.
Is “Sing the Everlasting Song!” available for other instruments?
Yes. “Sing the Everlasting Song!” is available in other editions for a range of instruments, scorings and skill levels. View all sheet music versions of “Sing the Everlasting Song!” to compare them.
What time signature is this version in?
The music is written in 4/4, also known as common time. Each measure contains four quarter-note beats.

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