Philip Henderson: See Me Now As I Have Been (score, SATB)

Philip Henderson: See Me Now As I Have Been (score, SATB)

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Catalogue No: EDN 80033
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Release Date: April 2022
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TEXT: DOUGLAS MACARI
MUSIC: PHILIP HENDERSON

This is a beautiful work for SATB – duration just under four minutes. We can do no better than quote the words of Steve Hackett, former lead guitarist with legendary rock band Genesis, who says:

“I feel that Phil Henderson’s moving music combined with Douglas Macari’s poignant words make a beautiful marriage of ideas. Perfect for this challenging time with a spiritual message of hope for all of us. I think this is a very special piece of work.”

This score is available for purchase here as a PDF download (single user). For printed copies or for score rental please visit Naxos Sheet Music’s Divine Art catalog: publication date around 1 June 2022.

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