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Ask Me to Sing (CD), SoundTrax CD (Choir), Secular, #YL00-45354 Words and music by Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse
Ask Me to Sing


 
Ask Me to Sing (CD), SoundTrax CD (Choir), Secular, #YL00-45354 Words and music by Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse

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Ask Me to Sing (CD), SoundTrax CD (Choir), Secular, #YL00-45354 : Words and music by Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse : Choral Octavo : CD : Secular : Alfred Choral Designs
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Ask me to sing, and I'll give you a part of my soul. Ask me to sing, and I feel happy and hopeful and whole. Powerful as an opener, closer, or for a combined choir concert, this inspirational contemporary musical-theater-style choral opens simply and builds to an exquisite finish. Don't miss the choreography on the Step One! DVD and at alfred.com/video.

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PublisherAlfred Publishing
Format CD
Instrument Choir
Genre Secular
Category Choral Octavo
Shipping Weight0.10   lbs
Alfred Publishing Item 00-45354
Product Code YL00-45354
UPC Code38081510941

Jay Althouse : Composer
Sally K. Albrecht : Composer

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