Death Couldn't Keep Him Down (Choral Anthem SATB) Orchestration (Arr. Cliff Duren / Orch. Wayne Haun / Triumphant Quartet)
Death Couldn't Keep Him Down (Choral Anthem SATB) Orchestration (Arr. Cliff Duren / Orch. Wayne Haun / Triumphant Quartet)
Death Couldn't Keep Him Down (Choral Anthem SATB)
Arr. Cliff Duren / Orch. Wayne Haun / Triumphant QuartetOrchestration Details
Download the Orchestration for Death Couldn't Keep Him Down (Choral Anthem SATB) by Arr. Cliff Duren / Orch. Wayne Haun / Triumphant Quartet, from the album God Is Listening. This song was arranged by Cliff Duren / Wayne Haun in the key of D.
| SongID | 85565 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | God Is Listening |
| Artists | Arr. Cliff Duren, Orch. Wayne Haun, Triumphant Quartet |
| Authors | Jason Cox, Kenna West, Daniel Doss |
| Arrangers | Cliff Duren, Wayne Haun |
| Publishers | Say Amen Music, Christian Taylor Music, Mike Curb Music, Manny Oakley Music |
| CCLI Song No. | 7235396 |
| Instruments | Piano, Keyboard, Guitars, Drums, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn, Violin, Viola, Cello, Keybaord Synth, Flute/Obo, Clarinet, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax |
| File Type | |
| Available Keys | D |
| Meter | 6/8 |
| Genre | choral |
| Theme | Crucifixion, Easter, Power, Resurrection, Victory, Easter Sunday |
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