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Christ Arose Easter late intermediate piano sheet music

Christ Arose Easter late intermediate piano sheet music

Level: Late Intermediate / Early Advanced

This Christ Arose Easter late intermediate piano sheet music begins in a minor key, reminiscent of Christ being in the grave. It continues the story and does some word painting for the lyrics going from slow and flowing for the verses to triumphant and bold in the choruses celebrating Christ’s resurrection.

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This Christ Arose late intermediate piano sheet music begins in a minor key, reminiscent of Christ being in the grave. It continues the story and does some word painting for the lyrics going from slow and flowing for the verses to triumphant and bold in the choruses celebrating Christ’s resurrection.

Great for church services or recital for both piano student and piano teacher. This Christ Arose late intermediate piano sheet music is perfect for offertory in a medium sized church, or as a prelude in a smaller church. It lasts about three and a half minutes.

This Christ Arose late intermediate piano sheet music is similar in level to most Level 6 and 7 piano books and ABRSM Level 7. It will give the student great exercise in playing a normally fast song slowly with octaves and broken chords.

6 pages. Keys of A-minor, A, and B-flat.

The basic format of Christ Arose late intermediate piano sheet music is Introduction, verse 1, interlude to verse 2, key change, interlude to key change and verse 3, chorus, ending.


Musical Elements In Christ Arose Late Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

  • Note values: Quarter note, half note, whole note, eighth note, sixteenth notes
  • Key of E-minor
  • Key of A
  • Key of B-flat
  • Octaves
  • Ledger lines
  • Accidentals
  • Tempo changes


Practice Tips For Christ Arose Late Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

The end of page five is where the hardest part of the song begins. Practice slowly and hands separate until you can play them well alone. Then slowly add the two hands together. Be sure to keep hands relaxed while playing octaves to avoid tension.

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