CGAC1625 Come Be the Light (Accompaniment Track)
Description
Accompaniment Track for CGA1625 Come Be the Light, by Mark Patterson.
Voicing: Unison/two-part with piano and optional 2 octaves handbells or handchimes
Additional Resource:
CGA1625 Come Be the Light - Unison/Two-part Score
CGAC1625e Come Be the Light (Digital Download Accompaniment Track)
CGAD1 Come Be the Light (Virtual Learning Resource Pak) - Unison/Two-part
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