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492837

"Hark!", the Herald Angels Sing (arr. Robert McCormack) Digital Sheet Music

"Hark!", the Herald Angels Sing (arr. Robert McCormack)by Felix Mendelssohn Solo Guitar - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Artist Felix Mendelssohn
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Felix Mendelssohn
Arranger Robert McCormack
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 1
Arrangement Solo Guitar
Publisher Robert McCormak
Level 4
Product ID 492837
Genre Christmas Sacred Traditional Classical Holiday
Instruments Guitar

Product Description

The hymn that is this Christmas carol has gone through many iterations before popularly settling on this most commonly sung Mendelssohn melody. The arrangement is well within the intermediate level with the possible exception of the first two measures of the last two lines. There is a stretch here between fingers one and four, frets one and five with the additional challenge of a middle voice. Another carol offered by this arranger is, "Once In Royal David's City", which has the same stretch but without the inner voice with which to contend. These two pieces are frequently performed together due to other similarities between them.

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