O Holy Night Low Voice - Digital Sheet Music
20681373
O Holy Night
20681373
20681373
20681373
Details
Low Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.857908
Composed by Placide Cappeau/Adolphe Adams. Arranged by James P. Colman. Christmas,Sacred. 8 pages. KeySynth Studios #3409111. Published by KeySynth Studios (A0.857908).This lovely tune has become a classic in Christmas literature. The soaring melody provides a wonderful statement of the joy of the Savior's birth. This arrangement creates a true collaboration between the vocalist and the pianist. The vocal line, although broad in range, is very straightforward. The piano part presents some challenging runs that add sparkle. This arrangement is available for high/low voice duet (S0.402201), and as a solo for medium voice (S0.298715) and high voice (S0.298717). A professionally performed MP3 of the accompaniment for this arrangement is also available (S0.411059). Range: G3-Eb5 / Keys: G-major, Ab-major
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