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Untitled Hymn (Come to Jesus) By Chris Rice - Digital Sheet Music

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This piece modulates from C Major to Db Major.
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Title:

Untitled Hymn (Come to Jesus)

By:

Chris Rice

Instruments:

 Voice, range: Bb3-Gb5 Piano

Scorings:

Piano/Vocal/Chords

Singer Pro

Transposed Key:

Eb Major

Original Published Key:

C Major

Product Type:

 Musicnotes

Musicnotes

Product #:

MN0049917_U3

Price:
$5.99
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Number of Pages:

7

Average Rating:

Rated 4/5 based on 455 customer ratings

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Lyrics Begin:

Weak and wounded sinner, lost and left to die;
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By:

Chris Rice

Number of Pages:

7

Form:

Song

Instruments:

 Voice, range: Bb3-Gb5 Piano

Scorings:

Piano/Vocal/Chords

Singer Pro

Transposed Key:

Eb Major

Original Published Key:

C Major

Product Type:

 Musicnotes

Musicnotes

Product #:

MN0049917_U3

Tempo:

Slowly, with freedom

Metronome:

q = 66

Styles:

Gospel

CCM

Rock

Christian

Alternative CCM
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Composer:

Chris Rice

Lyricist:

Chris Rice

Date:

2003

Publisher:

Word Music

Product Type:

 Musicnotes

Musicnotes

Product #:

MN0049917_U3

Lyrics Begin:

Weak and wounded sinner, lost and left to die;

From the Albums:

Run The Earth, Watch The Sky

Short Term Memories

From the Books:

Chris Rice - Run the Earth ... Watch the Sky

Chris Rice - Short Term Memories

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PatsyB

Voice: Advanced / Teacher

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11/11/2007 8:36:11 AM

Full view

I wish we could see the entire song before printing to really get a good look at the arrangement beyond that first page. I was somewhat dissappointed with it.

115 / 151 people found this review helpful.

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sweetwater

organ & ukulele: Advanced / Teacher / Director or Conductor

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8/18/2009 12:26:40 PM

Key of piece

It would be beneficial to have 2 chances at getting the piece in the ideal key at one price. After I played through it and tried to sing it, I realized it was way to high. I filled out the survey so that I could get the $5.00 coupon to buy the piece a second time in the key I need. I did see the range printed before I purchased, I thought I could use it an octave lower but it didnt work as Id hoped. I really like the arrangement and look forward to getting it in the easier vocal range.

87 / 124 people found this review helpful.

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DivaChels

Harp: Beginner: Virtuosic / Director or Conductor

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11/20/2007 7:35:20 AM

Vocal elaborations

I liked this arrangement for the most part, but I did have to modify it before performing it. Unfortunately, in a lot of the piano music for current contemporary christian artists, the person that creates the arrangement includes an attempt at notating the vocal elaborations that the original artist sings. I have tried some of these as written, and they tend to be rather awkward. I have found with those sections that it is usually best to cut them and move to the final restatement of the song and the final cadence. In this case it was "Come to Jesus...and live", which worked quite well and cut the vocal elaborations which would not have been appropriate for the performance setting.

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