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SKU: A0.919809
By Chris Tomlin. By Chris Tomlin, Louie Giglio, and Traditional American Melody. Arranged by Dena Gibson. Christian. Score and parts. 5 pages. Dena Gibson #6019377. Published by Dena Gibson (A0.919809).This arrangement of the popular Amazing Grace has been written for 2 pianos (1 acoustic and the other an electronic piano). It starts with the primo, using the haunting sound of a whistle and changes to a violin, playing the melody. You can split the keyboard and put a cello in the bass. As the melody switches to the secondo full chords are played on the piano for a fuller sound with the primo playing broken chords. This song will close with the whistle playing the melody as in the beginning. This can be used for a communion or a time of peaceful comtemplation.
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