Irving Berlin God Bless America - Orchestra, Choir & Vocal Solo, Score & Parts

Irving Berlin God Bless America - Orchestra, Choir & Vocal Solo, Score & Parts

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M251S

$147.50

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Irving Berlin God Bless America - Orchestra, Choir & Vocal Solo, Score & PartsOverview This grand orchestration of Irving Berlin's patriotic anthem God Bless America is arranged by Bruce Healey for vocal soloist, choir, and full orchestra, with an option to include a narrator reciting Emma Lazarus's inspiring Give me your tired, your poor text. Suitable for festivals, commemorations, and patriotic events, this arrangement allows for flexibility with SATB, SAB, or SSA choir formats. The full set includes 40 SATB octavos, making

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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2025