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Franz Liszt : Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten (Chorale)

Name: Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten (Chorale)
Channel: Franz Liszt
Description: Lyrics and melody: Georg Neumark (around 1641).

Lyrics and melody: Georg Neumark (around 1641).

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Liszt, Franz: Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten (Chorale) - Choir>SATB+Organ:0

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Organ and vocal score, three pages DIN A4 (two pages with six accolades plus a lyric sheet with all stanzas at a glance)

Chorusing (MID 53) and church organ (MID 20)

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Finale 2008, Organ and vocal score, four pages DIN A4 (two pages with six accolades plus lyrics page with all stanzas at a glance)

Organ and vocal musical scores, 3 pages, A4 format (2 pages with 6 accolades + a lyric page with an overview of all verses)

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Period/Styles:	Romantic
Theme:	.miscellaneous
Series:	Songs (spiritual)
Difficulty:	medium
Performance:	The performance of this composition is free of charge (ASCAP, GEMA, ..)
Orchestration:	Mixed choir with individual instrument(s) Choir>SATB+Organ Organ = Org (1) Voice choir>alto voices = A (1) Voice choir>bass voices = B (1) Voice choir>soprano voices = S (1) Voice choir>tenor voices = T (1)
Language in song:	German
Quantity of pages:	3
Contribution by:	chorliteratur
Visit:	1107