Come Thou Almighty King
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Come Thou Almighty King
is a easy piece written specifically for groups containing
changing voices, but it is appropriate for all ages. There are two
parts, one for male and female trebles and one (written in the bass
clef) for the changing and changed male voices, The part written in
the bass clef is limited in range and tessitura so that both
cambiatas and adolescent baritones may sing it together.
There are optional notes when the part may be a bit high for the
adolescent baritones or a bit low for the cambiatas.. The
accompaniment is easy enough to be played by a student accompanist.
Since this is a hymn arrangement and sacred in nature, it is best
suited for church youth choirs or private denominational schools.
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Two-Part Variable Voicing which describe how
this
voicing may be
sung by various age groups.
Music is the Italian Hymn
written by Felice de Giardini, 1769
The text is anonymous
Arranged by John
Yarrington
Two-part Variable Voicing
with Piano
CP Catalog #U485195
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