I read several accounts from various people who have died, gone to heaven, and returned to tell about their experiences. This music gathers those accounts into a lovely presentation that reassures us that God will take care of us with the angels as our guides. Listen to the Angels can be sung with piano accompaniment or with the optional orchestral

I read several accounts from various people who have died, gone to heaven, and returned to tell about their experiences. This music gathers those accounts into a lovely presentation that reassures us that God will take care of us with the angels as our guides. Listen to the Angels can be sung with piano accompaniment or with the optional orchestral accompaniment.

I read several accounts from various people who have died, gone to heaven, and returned to tell about their experiences. This music gathers those accounts into a lovely presentation that reassures us that God will take care of us with the angels as our guides. Listen to the Angel can be sung with the piano accompaniment or with the optional

I read several accounts from various people who have died, gone to heaven, and returned to tell about their experiences. This music gathers those accounts into a lovely presentation that reassures us that God will take care of us with the angels as our guides. Listen to the Angel can be sung with the piano accompaniment or with the optional orchestral accompaniment.

Charles H. Gabriel was a noted and very prolific composer of gospel songs and hymns.
Many of his hymns and songs are still popular and available in hymnals. One of his more popular songs is "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" which has been sung by so many great artists. "An Evening Prayer" is just that - a prayer to sing to the Lord before retiring for

Charles H. Gabriel was a noted and very prolific composer of gospel songs and hymns.
Many of his hymns and songs are still popular and available in hymnals. One of his more popular songs is "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" which has been sung by so many great artists. "An Evening Prayer" is just that - a prayer to sing to the Lord before retiring for the evening, although as an act of confession and connection with God, it is appropriate any time of the day! Notes from the arranger: This simple anthem has lots of possibilities.
Let's start with the solo instrument. Feel free to use a violin, trumpet, flute, clarinet, or whatever you have available. Even a single organ line with a nice reed stop will work well. For the voices and depending on the people you have, you can use three separate voices for the solo parts, or separate sections. When the full choir comes in at mm. E, you will want to ensure good balance. The final "Amen" can be sung by three soloists or the full choir.