Where Is the Sacred (Choral Song)
SKU:
$1.50
$1.50
per item
Words and Music: Larry E. Schultz
This song sings of the sacred in everyone as it invites a second look at the ancient story of the Phoenician queen, Jezebel. Though her name is translated, “Where is the sacred?" it has become associated with scandal as she introduced “foreign” gods and goddesses to the Hebraic society. In the contemporary world of religious plurality, would the sacred be seen in Jezebel, and by extension, in anyone deemed “different?”
Companion Pieces for Soloist and Choir with suggestions to use in worship are also available.
When purchasing for choir use, include the number of copies needed for choral voices, accompanist, and conductor. Permissions for congregational use are provided through ONE LICENSE. A Single-Use License for congregation is also provided through this site.
This song sings of the sacred in everyone as it invites a second look at the ancient story of the Phoenician queen, Jezebel. Though her name is translated, “Where is the sacred?" it has become associated with scandal as she introduced “foreign” gods and goddesses to the Hebraic society. In the contemporary world of religious plurality, would the sacred be seen in Jezebel, and by extension, in anyone deemed “different?”
Companion Pieces for Soloist and Choir with suggestions to use in worship are also available.
When purchasing for choir use, include the number of copies needed for choral voices, accompanist, and conductor. Permissions for congregational use are provided through ONE LICENSE. A Single-Use License for congregation is also provided through this site.
Recording & Preview Score: