Jack Schrader’s choral arrangement of “Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow” can be accompanied by a full orchestra, or piano alone. A processional setting of “Rise Up, Shepherd” for choir has keyboard accompaniment (with optional additional instruments). The swing style choral setting, “Rise Up!” is sung a capella. When used as a choral anthem, almost any accompaniment style works. With its action-oriented message, it would make a good song of response. Product Detail: Rise Up, Shepherd, And Follow - Choral in the Marketplace, home of music teaching ideas and music teaching resources for. Try singing the eighth notes with some swing. The flatted seventh scale degree adds some melodic interest, but may pose a slight problem for congregational singing. The first stanza tells us that it is Christ whom we are. Tune:Īs is the case with most spirituals, the tune is unique to this text, and developed with it. The central message of this spiritual is contained in the repeated line Rise up, shepherd, and follow. Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow by John Gary and Chorus was written by Traditional and was first released by Dorothy Maynor with Unaccompanied Male Choir in. While the text of the stanzas is not biblically accurate (the wise men – not the shepherds – followed the star), the message “Rise up, and follow” echoes other New Testament themes. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupRise Up Shepherd and Follow Kids ChoirSongs Kids Really Love To Sing: 17 Christmas Songs 1997 StraightWay Musi. The stanzas are in the form of call and response, with identical second and fourth lines. Like many spirituals, very little definite information is available about its origins. This song is an African-American spiritual, probably from the nineteenth century.
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