Lift High The Name Of Jesus (Choral Anthem SATB) MultiTrack (Lifeway Choral / Arr. David Hamilton)
Lift High The Name Of Jesus (Choral Anthem SATB) MultiTrack (Lifeway Choral / Arr. David Hamilton)
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Download the MultiTrack for Lift High The Name Of Jesus (Choral Anthem SATB) by Lifeway Choral / Arr. David Hamilton, from the album Non-Seasonal Choral Anthems.
| SongID | 82896 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | Non-Seasonal Choral Anthems |
| Artists | Lifeway Choral, Arr. David Hamilton |
| Authors | Keith Getty, Ed Cash, Fionan De Barra, Kristyn Getty |
| Publishers | Music Services, Capitol CMG |
| CCLI Song No. | 7001390 |
| File Type | WAV or MP3 |
| Pages | |
| Available Keys | F |
| Meter | 4/4 |
| Genre | choral |
| Theme | Freedom, Glory, Grace, Harvest, Hope, Jesus, Mercy, Modern Hymn, Power, Praise, Redemption, Salvation, Sin, Peace |
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