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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (
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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
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A worshipful intermediate solo by teacher and church pianist Christina Mathis. With its lyrical melody and full chords, this piece will enhance any worship service or recital.
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Digital: Single User)

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Digital: Single User)

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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Digital: Unlimited Reproductions)

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Digital: Unlimited Reproductions)

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$9.00

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

  • Style: Sacred Showcase Solo

  • Correlates to Piano Pronto method books: Finale & up

  • Level: Late-intermediates & up

  • Tonal center: F & C major

  • Teaching Concepts: Chord voicings; left-hand leaps; modulation

Additional Details

SKU: PPMATH1001
Composer: Isaac Watts
Tonal Center: C major, F major
Genre(s): Sacred
Instrumentation: Piano Solo
In a collection: Praise to the Lord
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Medium: Sheet Music
Method Book Match: Finale, Encore

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This arrangement is WONDERFUL!!! I am looking forward to playing it at my church. I really like the layout of the piece. It starts with a beautiful section composed by the arranger that is lovely and very easy to listen to. The first arrangement of the hymn is a simple, quiet one that is so worshipful. The beautiful introduction is repeated and then the piece builds to a majestic section that is very powerful. Then, the the piece closes with a section very similar to the beautiful introduction. This will be a great piece for using during the Easter season or Communion service. Very nice job, Christina Mathis.

I used this one on Maundy Thursday, and it was a perfect "fit." Christina Mathis should keep cranking out hymn arrangements! Church musicians, take note!