She Hath Done What She Could: The Life of Fanny J. Crosby in Story and in Song

"She Hath Done What She Could" is a dramatic hymn-story program for choir on the life of the blind hymn-writer, Fanny Crosby. The story and music have a clear message of salvation and dedication. The arrangements are refreshing and "singable." Written by Paul Hiscock and Glenn Christianson, it features arrangements for choir, ladies' group, men's group, keyboard, congregation, with dramatic narration for 2 readers.

Titles Included: To God Be the Glory, Praise Him Medley, Redeemed, Tell Me the Story of Jesus, Be Thou Exalted, At the Cross, Safe in the Arms of Jesus, Rescue the Perishing, Saved By Grace, Blessed Assurance, My Savior First of All.

The Christian testimony of Fanny Crosby and the many stories behind her many gospel songs are sure to be remembered long past the program. The arrangements are singable and worth using over and over again.

Please Note: This edition is formatted for 8.5 x 11 and is handy for directors, accompanists, choir members, and readers.

Readers: 2
Pages: 88
Media: Print
Size: 8.5 x 11 inches
Performance Time: 40-45 minutes

Shepherd's Staff Ministries
"Singable Sacred Music" (and Playable, too!)
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Category: Choral

Primary Composer or Arranger: Hiscock, Paul

Company / Vendor Name: Shepherd's Staff Ministries

Subcategory: Cantata

Voicing: Small to Large Group

Range / Level: Moderate Adv.