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First Fruits

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Scored for Piano, SATB Choir

“Lord, we offer the first fruits…they already belong to You.” Ruthie Schram has composed an anthem of grateful devotion celebrating God’s wonderful gifts to us. Opening with original music full of her signature gifts of both melody and harmony, it quite naturally leads to a statement of the beloved traditional hymn, “Take My Life and Let It Be Consecrated.” Elegant keyboard accompaniment is crowned by an optional obbligato for flute or C Instrument.

Voicing: SATB,Pno

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Ruth Elaine Schram
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Instrumentation: Piano SATB
Season: Thanksgiving
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First Fruits
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TextTake my life and let it be
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