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SKU: A0.1033156
By Lee DeWyze. By Leonard Cohen. Arranged by Tarah Schoell. Pop. Score. 4 pages. Tarah Schoell #6233237. Published by Tarah Schoell (A0.1033156).A friend of mine, Chad Walker, came to me with the standard sheet music to this piece and asked me to make it harder, fit the hands better, and fill it out. Much to his delight and chagrin, this is the final result.
This piece would be perfect for playing in church, especially during Easter or Pentecost. It would also be nice for the last Sunday in Epiphany when many liturgical churches say, "Goodbye" to the word, "Hallelujah."
The first verse is relatively simple, with a bassline arpeggio that fits the hand nicely. The chord inversions in the interludes are supposed to represent the angels on Jacob's Ladder. The second verse is a little more full with some ornamentation. The third verse culminates in block chords in the right hand with a bassline that alternates between a heartbeat and running feet.
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