SKU: A0.495185

A sacred song celebrating God in the oceans, rivers, streams, and flowing water.

SKU: A0.871070

A lovely string orchestra setting of the Boice-Jones hymn from Hymns for a Modern Reformation. Easily playable by a high school or college string section, this 4-minute setting is perfect for church, for a chapel service, or as a short piece to fill-out an orchestral program. .

SKU: A0.1335732

Immerse yourself in the rich history of this traditional ballad, collected by John Bell in 1810 and published in Rhymes of Northern Bards two years later. The arrangement pays homage to the authenticity of the original, while embracing a contemporary twist that resonates with modern audiences.

The soulful rendition brings forth the poignant narrative of a girl or woman, her voice carrying the weight of longing as she laments the distance between herself and her paramour on the opposite bank. The evocative lyrics, echoing through time, convey a deep connection to the region's folklore, with nods to the iconic Haughton Castle ferry and the turbulent waters downstream.

This a cappella adaptation offers a unique and gender-flexible experience, allowing for seamless immersion into the perspective of the narrator. A simple swap of pronouns opens the door to a broader range of emotional interpretations, making the performance accessible and relatable to diverse audiences.

With each note and harmony carefully crafted, this rendition captures the spirit of The Water of Tyne in a way that is both faithful to its roots and refreshingly innovative. The vocal arrangement weaves a sonic journey that transcends boundaries, inviting listeners to feel the ebb and flow of love's longing in every phrase.

Parts: SSAATTB with 1 solo
Duration: 2:58.