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SKU: A0.732850
Composed by Cecil Frances Alexander (1848). Arranged by Carol Troutman Wiggins. Christian,Contemporary,Religious,Sacred,Traditional. 4 pages. Carol Troutman Wiggins #4595299. Published by Carol Troutman Wiggins (A0.732850).ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL
Violin & Piano Duet
This beautiful Anglican hymn is perfect for church services in Christian denominations or recitals. First published by Cecil Frances Alexander in Hymns for Little Children in 1848.
The tune is a 17th-century English melody called "Royal Oak", adapted by Martin Shaw. This song has been used as a children's song through the ages.
Excellent for intermediate level violinists and pianists
Perfect for children or adults
May be used in church services such as Children's Day, baptisms, confirmations, baby dedications, Mother's Day, Father's Day
Great for preludes, offertories postludes
Begins with flute melody then graduates to melody in chord notes.
Piano Rehearsal Track available on this site.
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