1From the Beginning Hymnplayer, © Praise Hymn, Inc.

Notice the 8va symbol on the next page. When 8va appears above notes, it means that you should move your hand position to the next similar group of higher notes on the keyboard. This is called the interval of an OCTAVE higher.

E. O. ExcellArr. Garlock

Intervals of a 2nd, 3rd, and 4th appear in the song below. Find at least one example of each and circle it. Continue writing dynamic markings in the boxes.

JESUS BIDS US SHINE

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Je sus bids us

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Jesus Bids Us ShineE. O. Excell

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Je sus bids us

œ4 œ œ

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˙

˙clear, pure

2̇light,

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Je sus bids us

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JESUS SHALL REIGNDUKE STREET

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Jesus Shall Reign

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Duke Street

Isaac Watts

Isaac WattsJ. Hatton

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Jesus Shall Reign

J. HaltonArr. Swaim

Duke Street

Isaac Watts

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Jesus Shall Reign

J. HaltonArr. Swaim

Duke Street

Isaac Watts

Some hymn tunes have other names. The melody of “Jesus Shall Reign” is named “Duke Street.” These alternate hymn names often appear beneath the title of the hymn.

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BIRDS UPON THE TREE TOPS

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THE BIRDS UPON THE TREE TOPS

Arr. Swaim

Added special ending.

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1. Je sus rose upfœ œ œ

from the grave,

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2. Angels said, "He is not here"...on Easter morning.3. Christ, the Lord, still lives today...on Easter morning.

Joyously

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Memorize the C scale three-note chords be-low. Play them where indicated in “Jesus Rose Up From The Grave” without writing them in the staff.

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THIS LITTLE LIGHTSpiritual

Arr. Swaim

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This Little Light Of Mine

Alternate tune

Mel.

Mel.

Moderate tempo

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Fill in the missing measures using the shaded G scale chords on the first line of music.

Interval of a 6th

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The Lord's My Shepherd

Slow and sustained

Mel.

THE LORD’S MY SHEPHERD

From the “Scottish Psalter”Jessie IrvineArr. Garlock

Bible passages were often paraphrased by hymn writers to make them fit well-known hymn tunes. “The Lord’s My Shepherd” is an example of a paraphrased Psalm.

Intervals of a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and octave are used in the left-hand accompa-niment. Try to locate one of each of those intervals.

Use the damper pedal to connect larger interval leaps.

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JESUS LOVES MEWords by Anna Warner

Music by William Bradbury

Arr. Judy Swaim and Claire Woodall

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Stems down: left hand, Stems up: right hand

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