- Contains complete lyrics
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Glorious |
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Voice Piano Choir | |
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Piano/Vocal/Chords Singer Pro |
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Transposed Key: |
B Minor |
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Original Published Key: |
G Minor |
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Musicnotes |
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Product #:
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MN0058295_U4 |
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Price:
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$5.99
Includes 1 print + interactive copy with lifetime access in our free apps.
Each additional print is $4.99
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Pages: |
9 |
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Lyrics Begin:
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When you come into His presence lifting up the name of Jesus, and you hear the music playin', and you see the people praisin', just forget about your worries; let your troubles fall behind you. |
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Song Details
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Date: |
2003 |
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Publisher: |
Integrity Music |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0058295_U4 |
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Lyrics Begin: |
When you come into His presence lifting up the name of Jesus, and you hear the music playin', and you see the people praisin', just forget about your worries; let your troubles fall behind you. |
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From the Book: |
The Ultimate Gospel Songbook - Traditional (Volume 1) |
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About This Arrangement
Available as digital sheet music, “Glorious” by Martha Munizzi is a piano/vocal/chords arrangement you can download and print. The song was written by Israel Houghton. This edition includes 9 pages of music. It's written in B minor.
It's available in 7 additional keys for transposition. The tempo is latin feel, at around 100 BPM. The arrangement is scored for Voice, Piano and Choir. For vocalists, contains complete lyrics.
Stylistically, it's CCM. Musicnotes offers 3 arrangements of this song, across a range of instruments and skill levels. It comes from The Gospel.
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