Ehret: One More River To Cross

by Henrym Will

A spirited and march-like 6/8 treatment of the story of Noah and the ark, this invigorating arrangement incorporates a descant and has some divisi enhancement at the climax. This selection is a perfect choice for a choir looking for something fresh in the way of a spiritual arrangement. * Manufacturer CM09021 * Piano, SATB Choir * Work English

Genres: Westerns

199 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 1968

Reviews

[Allan · Rating 4 out of 5]

If it weren't true--mostly--it would have made a great Western novel. Henry has fleshed out what is known about the life of Isom Dart/Ned Huddleston, artfully filling in the gaps and making what might have been fictions about this remarkable character's life seem like they could have been true. By taking us not quite to the end of his actual story and depicting Dart's ignominious assassination, Henry provides a very satisfying story of a wild, wide-open era in our nation's history. (That's me by Isom Dart's grave, by the way...)

[Jan · Rating 1 out of 5]

It was sort of interesting for the first couple of chapters. Then it went down hill, and kept going down hill, as far as I'm concerned. I suspect it's a book that would appeal more to men. I think my father would have liked it. I read almost to the middle, then just couldn't take it any more. I didn't finish it.