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Speed Your Journey, from the album “My Favourite Songs”, an album of our most requested numbers and the ones you love to hear by the Dunvant Male Voice Choir. The album is available for download in its entirety, but if you prefer to select individual tracks, you can make your selection and add them to the shopping basket. An email with a link to the downloads will be sent to you after we receive the order

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Your favourite songs, an album of our most requested numbers and the ones you love to hear by the Dunvant Male Voice Choir

The album is available for download in its entirety, but if you prefer to select individual tracks, you can make your selection and add them to the shopping basket.

An email with a link to the downloads will be sent to you after we receive the order.

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Speed Your Journey (Va Pensiero)

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‘Speed Your Journey’ (Va', pensiero) is a chorus from the third act of Nabucco by Giuseppe Verdi. This arrangement by Geoff Kingston  may be performed by concert band alone or as an accompaniment to mixed voices or male voice choir. Scored in F major the original key, (F sharp), is also available on request.  Fully scored, this versatile arrangement is ideal for all occasions including the concert platform or the parade ground. Lyrics are available in either English or Italian.

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