Hal Leonard Oh How You Love Me
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Summary of This Score
"Oh, How You Love Me" is a secular choral score by Karen Crane, arranged by Stewart Harris for mixed SATB choir. Designed for smooth use in rehearsal, it emphasizes the clarity of vocal lines and balance among the sections, aiming for a quickly achieved homogeneous sound. The writing encourages an expressive interpretation, highlighting phrase dynamics and intonation precision, while remaining accessible for effective collective work.
This piece easily fits into various contexts: choir concerts, end-of-year auditions, thematic programming, or building a more modern set within a diverse repertoire. Thanks to its concise format, it allows the choir to focus energy on tuning, articulation, and overall sound quality. Published by Daybreak Music in the Daybreak Choral Series, it is a relevant choice for conductors seeking an expressive, structured, and enjoyable SATB score to prepare.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Gospel | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Karen Crane | Collection | Daybreak Choral Series |
| Arranger | Stewart Harris | Genre | Secular |
| Publisher | Daybreak Music | Pages | 12 |
| Instrumentation | SATB | ||
Questions frequently asked
What vocal distribution is planned for this sheet music?
The writing is intended for a mixed SATB choir, with soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts.
Is "Oh How You Love Me" suitable for a gospel choir program?
The sheet music is classified in the gospel genre. Its secular character allows integration into choir concerts or end-of-year auditions.
Who composed and arranged this choral work?
The composition is by Karen Crane. The SATB choir arrangement is by Stewart Harris.
How many pages does the sheet music have?
This edition contains 12 pages.
In which collection is this SATB sheet music published?
The edition is published by Daybreak Music in the Daybreak Choral Series collection. The writing emphasizes the clarity of vocal lines. The ensemble work can thus focus on intonation and articulation.



