"Song for a Lily" is from the 7th movement of "Tuvayhun - Beatitudes for a Wounded World" where it follows Matt 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted."
This stand-alone version may be performed with strings or organ.
QUANTITY
You must purchase one copy for each singer and a minimum of 20 copies. If you need fewer copies, please contact us. It is illegal to photocopy this score beyond the amount purchased. You will receive links to download the scores after checkout.
DETAILS
Voices: SATB or SSAA chorus (or solo soprano)
Duration: 4 minutes
Instrumentation: Organ or strings
Licensing: Kim André Arnesen Music
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DELIVERY AND TERMS
This is a purely digital process. We do not send scores by post.
We recommend printing this score on tabloid size (11×17 inches) paper in booklet style (folded in half) with staples down the middle.
The scores are delivered in a digital PDF format with a portrait letter paper size (8.5 x 11"/216 x 280 mm), 12 pages (8 pages in the solo soprano version).
The order is fully automated and will be delivered immediately on receipt of payment. You will receive links to download the score after checkout, along with an emailed link that will last for 30 days. If the link expires before you get the chance to download the files, please contact us to get a new link.
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The score includes organ accompaniment. String parts are available for purchase.
Note: You must purchase one digital score for EACH singer (and musician) performing the piece, even if they do not read music. It is a breach of copyright to perform a work without a licensed copy for each performing member of the ensemble participating in the performance.
The license does NOT includethe rights to record or make a recording of the work available commercially or online without further agreement. Read about licensing here.
