"Thanks Be to God" (abbreviated excerpt) from Mendelssohn's ELIJAH
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SKU: A0.902655
Composed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn. Arranged by R. G. Huff. Christian,Holiday,Romantic Period,Sacred. 5 pages. RG Huff #6593803. Published by RG Huff (A0.902655).This great chorus from ELIJAH has been abbreviated here to 20 measures (plus a 4-measure introduction) for use as an introit/call to worship OR as an introduction to the singing of a hymn of thanksgiving. Included: SAB setting with keyboard and Unison setting with keyboard.
For more general use, an alternate text has been provided: "Thanks be to God whose mercy is ever sure." The commonly-sung text "Thanks be to God! He laveth the thirsty land." is also included.
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