Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus - Violin Duet with Piano Accompaniment
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SKU: A0.751669
Composed by Text by Charles Wesley and Welsh Tune (Hyfrydol). Arranged by K.L. Phillips. Christian,Christmas,Concert,Sacred. 15 pages. K L Phillips #6133693. Published by K L Phillips (A0.751669).This arrangement of "Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus" for two violins with piano accompaniment would be a lovely addition to a Christmas or Advent service or other holiday event. The tune is common to several other well known hymns. Included are the piano accompaniment score, violin I and violin II individual parts and a combined violin I and II score. A piano accompaniment track is available separately as an mp3 on Sheet Music Plus - Item ID# S0.913911.
This piece is also available as part of the compilation "Five Christmas Duets for Two Violins with Piano Accompaniment" Item ID # S0.928755
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