Nearer, My God, to Thee 내 주를 가까이 (Hymn arrangement)-S. F. Adams & L. Mason
Piano $3.50
Vidéo perf.
4 Pages
Infos essentielles
- Instrument 1
- Piano
- Pages
- 4
- Difficulté
- Vide
- Type
- Non spéc.
- Instrumentation
- Vide
- Paroles
- Vide
- Accord
- Vide
- Instrument
- Piano
- Pages
- 4
- Type
- Non spéc.
Description
(The first of four pages is a melody sheet music. I have arranged the score sheet from the second page for reference. The last page of the downloaded file, Melody Sheet Music, is actually the first page.)
Title: Nearer, My God, to Thee (내 주를 가까이)
from Piano Worshiper series
written by S. F. Adams & L. Mason
arranged by James Choi
Among the various worship situations, accompanists always need a repertoire of performances. To open the hearts of the believers before the worship service begins, during a quiet prayer time, to connect the order and the order of worship ....
The Piano Worshiper series was designed with the hope of becoming a worshiper prior to being an accompanist. The hymns that are always played are not too excessive, but they contain 10 songs in delicate arrangements, and the player himself will experience the time of grace first. Each song is arranged in two or three versions, and any song can be played or linked and played. This takes into account situations that need to be played in time. James Choi arranges the series and expresses his wishes in one sentence. “Let me play as I pray.”
$3.50
Description
(The first of four pages is a melody sheet music. I have arranged the score sheet from the second page for reference. The last page of the downloaded file, Melody Sheet Music, is actually the first page.)
Title: Nearer, My God, to Thee (내 주를 가까이)
from Piano Worshiper series
written by S. F. Adams & L. Mason
arranged by James Choi
Among the various worship situations, accompanists always need a repertoire of performances. To open the hearts of the believers before the worship service begins, during a quiet prayer time, to connect the order and the order of worship ....
The Piano Worshiper series was designed with the hope of becoming a worshiper prior to being an accompanist. The hymns that are always played are not too excessive, but they contain 10 songs in delicate arrangements, and the player himself will experience the time of grace first. Each song is arranged in two or three versions, and any song can be played or linked and played. This takes into account situations that need to be played in time. James Choi arranges the series and expresses his wishes in one sentence. “Let me play as I pray.”