
My Tribute / Bless His Holy Name (Choral/SATB) Tracks (Brooke Voland / Arr. Travis Cottrell / Arr. Mason Brown)

My Tribute / Bless His Holy Name (Choral/SATB) Tracks (Brooke Voland / Arr. Travis Cottrell / Arr. Mason Brown)
Soprano Rehearsal Track Details
Download the Rehearsal Tracks for your whole choir. Soprano Tracks are sold individually, so be sure to purchase the number of copies you need for each vocalist.
| SongID | 88395 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | Tribute To The King |
| Artists | Brooke Voland, Arr. Travis Cottrell, Arr. Mason Brown |
| Authors | Andrae Crouch |
| Publishers | Capitol CMG |
| File Type | MP3 |
| Original Key | Ab |
| Meter | 4/4 |
| Genre | choral |
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