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Composed by Music: An Old American Melody from 1779. Words by John Newton, 1725-1807. Arranged by Donald A. Mills (beachtanned). A Cappella,Christian,Gospel,Sacred,Spiritual. Octavo. 16 pages. Donald A Mills #14797. Published by Donald A Mills (A0.928940).This TTBB plus solo arrangement was done in about three days, me sitting in my underwear in front of my computer, kind of a binge and marathon thing. This was my mother's favorite hymn, and my fear was not being able to get the notes onto the page fast enough before forgetting what I wanted it to sound like. This is a moderate level song with some dissonance here and there which always resolves. Keep the tempo steady, keep the sound level reverent, and your audience in church OR in concert will love the slow 3/4 gait. This is most likely the most loved, arranged, most played, and most sung hymn in the USA if not the world.. Add your voice to the millions who have loaned their voices in song.
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