God so loved the world (Maggie Furtak)
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- (Posted 2022-04-26) CPDL #68980:
- Editor: Maggie Furtak (submitted 2022-04-26). Score information: Letter, 5 pages, 187 kB Copyright: Personal
- Edition notes: This arrangement is for SATB choir, a cappella, and includes a piano reduction for rehearsal. The MP3 heard here is courtesy of Harvard's Ferris Choral Fellows, directed by composer in residence Carson Cooman. You can hear the Fellows at the morning prayer service, weekdays at Memorial Church.
- (Posted 2022-04-18) CPDL #68885:
- Editor: Maggie Furtak (submitted 2022-04-18). Score information: Letter, 6 pages, 110 kB Copyright: Personal
- Edition notes: This edition includes a piano reduction combining the original SAB vocal and cello parts.
- (Posted 2022-04-17) CPDL #68883:
- Editor: Maggie Furtak (submitted 2022-04-17). Score information: Letter, 5 pages, 99 kB Copyright: Personal
- Edition notes: This edition is for SAB and cello, or one hand of piano or organ.
General Information
Title: God so loved the world
Composer: Maggie Furtak
Source of text: John 3:16
Number of voices: 3, 4vv Voicings: SAB or SATB
Genre: Sacred, Anthem
Language: English
Instruments: Cello
First published: 2022
Description: Several arrangements are available of this piece. Soprano, alto, baritone, and cello, or one hand of piano or organ if you don't have a cellist available. SAB with piano supporting all parts and covering the original cello part. And SATB a cappella with piano reduction for rehearsal. Moderate vocal ranges in all parts make this accessible to a wide variety of choirs. Somber at the beginning and end with a spritely section in the middle.
External websites:
- SAB with cello demo video https://youtu.be/j9fO50xS9iY
- SAB with piano live performance https://youtu.be/v7ELmbLoYVI
- SATB a cappella live performance https://youtu.be/2jsr6cU2Sec?si=9wUhKhXU5FVaDPzm
Original text and translations
Original text and translations may be found at Sic Deus dilexit mundum.