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All the Little Angels
Staff Notation • Sacred, Anthems
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All the Little Angels by Maggie Furtak — Lyrics
All the little angels rise. See how they rise?
All the little angels rise. Tell me how they rise.
They rise up to heaven with their rain boots on, puddle stompin’ then they’re gone.
All the little angels rise. See how they rise?
All the little angels rise. See how they rise?
All the little angels rise. Tell me how they rise.
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About All the Little Angels
Maggie Furtak's anthem All the Little Angels is a charming and evocative piece for SATB choir. Written in English, it offers a gentle yet lively meditation on the ascent of little angels. The text describes these heavenly beings rising with a playful, childlike wonder, equipped with rain boots for puddle stomping, drums made from kitchenware, or simply in their jammies with rosy toes. The imagery is simple and relatable, creating a warm and comforting atmosphere. Furtak's setting captures this sense of innocent joy and ethereal movement, making it a fitting choice for a sacred setting that celebrates the lightness and wonder of the spiritual journey.
