I think God walked

John Hetland’s I think God walked is a sacred work for four equal voices. It is a canon, a genre rooted in musical imitation and often used for sacred texts. The composer draws on this tradition to set an English text that evokes a powerful image of divine presence in nature. The lyrics describe the ground as white, as if God has just walked among the apple trees at dawn. The imitative nature of the canon lends itself to the unfolding and contemplation of this profound spiritual imagery, making it a compelling choice for a choir seeking music that is both musically engaging and spiritually resonant.