How Great Thou Art (arr. P. R. Frederick) by Martina McBride Sheet Music for Instrumental Solo at Sheet Music Direct
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How Great Thou Art (arr. P. R. Frederick) Digital Sheet Music
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How Great Thou Art (arr. P. R. Frederick)
by Martina McBride Instrumental Solo - Digital Sheet Music

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The hymn "How Great Thou Art" has its origins in Sweden in 1886. It was written by Carl Boberg, a member of the Swedish Parliament, after he was inspired by the beauty of nature and the sound of church bells. The song was initially known in several countries before reaching the United States1
. The English version was translated by Stuart K. Hine, a British Methodist missionary, and was published in 19492
. The hymn has been widely popular and has been recorded by numerous artists. It has also been used in major television programs and motion pictures5
.The song's powerful lyrics and melody have made it a favorite among Christians and non-Christians alike. It has been performed by various artists and has been recognized with awards, including a Grammy Award for "Best Sacred Performance" for Elvis Presley's rendition5
. The hymn's enduring popularity is a testament to its universal appeal and the profound impact of its message.

Here it is arranged as a solo for saxophone. Enjoy!

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