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To God Be the Glory Sheet Music

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To God Be the Glory medley opening: piano intro in F, 3/4 time, then verses 1 and 2 melody with lyrics, chords, bars 1-12
First page of the hymn medley for singers and accompanist
Hymn medley score, bars 13-24: two verses' lyrics from 'loved He the world' to 'Praise the' with piano and chord symbols
Verse rehearsal leading into the refrain
Refrain in piano-vocal score, bars 25-36: 'Praise the Lord! Let the earth hear His voice' and 'O come to the Father'
Chorus section for full-group singing practice
Refrain ending 'give Him the glory, great things He hath done' with 1st and 2nd endings and piano interlude, bars 37-48
Shows the repeat endings and the instrumental bridge
O For a Thousand Tongues (Wesley, Glaser) begins at bar 49: lyrics like 'great Redeemer's praise', piano part and chords
Start of the second hymn in the medley
O For a Thousand Tongues continues, bars 61-72: lyrics 'He breaks the pow'r of cancelled sin' with piano and chords
Practice the second hymn's middle verses
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty begins at bar 74 (Neander, tr. Winkworth): two verses of lyrics with piano and chords
Transition into the third hymn of the medley
Praise to the Lord ends at 'glad adoration', bars 85-96; then Come, Thou Almighty King starts, music by Felice de Giardini
Marks the handoff from the third hymn to the fourth
Come, Thou Almighty King, bars 97-108: two verses, 'Help us Thy name to sing' and 'Come, and reign', with piano chords
Rehearse the fourth hymn's two verse texts
Medley continues, bars 109-118: 'Ancient of Days' with 1st and 2nd endings, then a reprise of 'Praise the Lord!' refrain
Repeat endings and chorus reprise for run-through practice
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Sheet music for praise and worship song To God Be the Glory/O For a Thousand Tongues To Sing/Praise to the Lord, The Almighty/Come, Thou Almighty King. Arranged by Hal Wright.

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