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Voicing/Instrumentation: Piano Solo
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Grant Comin is a composer and performer from Alberta, Canada. Grant studied classical piano from a young age, and has his associate's diploma in piano performance from Canada's Royal Conservatory of Music. He is currently based in Edmonton studying composition at MacEwan University. He enjoys writing in different genres and for different ensembles, and has written for strings, jazz band, funk band, and for solo voice and piano. Grant can be contacted at realgrant.comin@gmail.com
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If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to Grant Comin!
Voicing/Instrumentation: Piano Solo
We also have other 28 arrangements of "Once, In Royal David's City".
See more from Grant Comin.
Related song categories are:
Atonement/Mercy/Grace/Redemption
Christ
Christmas
Humility/Meekness
Savior/Jesus Christ
Atonement/Mercy/Grace/Redemption
Christ
Christmas
Humility/Meekness
Savior/Jesus Christ
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More about Grant Comin:
Grant Comin is a composer and performer from Alberta, Canada. Grant studied classical piano from a young age, and has his associate's diploma in piano performance from Canada's Royal Conservatory of Music. He is currently based in Edmonton studying composition at MacEwan University. He enjoys writing in different genres and for different ensembles, and has written for strings, jazz band, funk band, and for solo voice and piano. Grant can be contacted at realgrant.comin@gmail.com
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This piano solo arrangment is inspired by Sufjan's Steven's version of this hymn, and borrows a few of his instrumental lines. I love the lively, celebratory spirit of his arrangement, and I wanted to bring that feeling into a solo setting. The ostinato used throughout the piece helps the song to groove, and should make the song feel almost dance-like, which I feel is a fitting way to celebrate the birth of our Savior.
