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Festive Hymn Settings, Set 7

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Scored for Congregation, Organ

Two folk tunes which are set for voices (choir and/or congregation) and organ, and do not require any additional instruments.
The first is the lovely Irish folk melody, "Lord of All Hopefulness" (SLANE) which
includes optional handbells (3 octaves, 8 bells).
The second is the hauntingly beautiful Scottish melody, KELVINGROVE, to the John Bell text, "Will You Come and Follow Me."
Includes reproducible pages for congregation, choir, and handbells.

Voicing: Congregation
Instruments: Organ
Occasion: General

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Composers: 
Michael Burkhardt
Associated Products: 
Lord of All Hopefulness - (Slane) (download)
Will You Come and Follow Me - (Kelvingrove) (download)
Classifications: 
Instrumentation: Congregation Organ
Difficulty: Medium Difficulty
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Organ Moderately Easy
Will You Come and Follow Me - (Kelvingrove) (download)
Organ Congregation Medium Difficulty
Related Hymns, Texts, and Tunes:
TuneKELVINGROVE (Scottish)
TuneSLANE
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