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What You, My God, Ordain Is Good - (Choral Score)

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Scored for C Instrument, Unison Choir, Congregation, Bass

Two settings of WAS GOTT TUT from Cantata 100. Suitable for Epiphany or services of hope, and commitment as a 2-movt. work or hymn anthem. May be sung with the congregation. Hymn insert page provided. Written for Unison Voices, Two C Instruments, Keyboard, and opt. Bass Instrument.

Voicing: Unison Treble Voices, Congregation
Instruments: Keyboard, Two C Instruments, opt. Bass C Instrument or B-flat Instrument
Topics: Commitment/Discipleship, Hope/Assurance, Word of God

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Composers: 
J. S. Bach
Michael Burkhardt
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What You, My God, Ordain Is Good - (Instrumental Parts)
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Instrumentation: Bass C Instrument Congregation Keyboard Unison
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
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