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Michael John Trotta: I Shall See (SATB)

I Shall See for SATB a cappella by Michael John Trotta.

How Can I Keep from Singing

This easy but effective festival anthem begins with the text, "I Sing the Mighty Power of God" set to original music by the composer. Then, in a gentler contrast, the traditional melody and text to "How Can I Keep from Singing" are heard. The closing section includes elements of both tunes and texts. Optional solo instrument or handbells add to the celebration (10 bells needed out of a three octave set). Duration: 3:30

I Wonder as I Wander

This haunting and beloved melody is set here for six capable and sensitive players. Different moods are expressed, from the expanse of the open sky to the sovereignty of Jesus. Beautiful writing and an amazing final effect.

For I Know

For I Know

I Saw Three Ships

So I Sent Them

John 17:17–18, from the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus, is the communion antiphon for Episcopal ordinations and a fitting text for other ordinations, installations, or commissioning. Composer Julian Revie has a flair for sensitivity to the text, and begins this prayer with hushed homophonic writing, gently supported by organ and French horn. The piece builds slowly but persistently, breaking into polyphonic, imitative writing, and reaches a dramatic fortissimo before tapering to the end.John 17:17–18, from the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus, is the communion antiphon for Episcopal ordinations and a fitting text for other ordinations, installations, or commissioning. Composer Julian Revie has a flair for sensitivity to the text, and begins this prayer with hushed homophonic writing, gently supported by organ and French horn. The piece builds slowly but persistently, breaking into polyphonic, imitative writing, and reaches a dramatic fortissimo before tapering to the end.

I Sought the Lord

Karen Marrolli provides an original melody for a text first published anonymously in London in 1878. Set in four parts with a fair amount of unison singing, the almost-folk-like tune is singable and satisfying. The text speaks of God's unending love which reaches for us even as we think we are the ones reaching out. Duration: 2:15

I Come with Joy

I Will Make a Way!

I Am the True Vine

I Need Thee Every Hour

And I Saw a New Heaven

And I Saw a New Heaven

I Saw Three Ships : Choral Score

And I Saw a New Heaven

Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal

Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal

I Know That My Redeemer Lives

The 19th-century American folk hymn tune SHOUT ON is set for SATB unaccompanied voices. The 1775 text is by Samuel Medley and includes the recurring refrain, "Glory, Hallelujah!" Sopranos divide briefly near the end, otherwise this is straight SATB with very approachable writing. Bright and rhythmic, this anthem is perfect for small and large choirs alike. Duration: 3:00

And I Saw a New Heaven

Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal

Lord, I Am Grateful : Choral Score

Just as I Am, without One Plea

I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say