Piano Solo
My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
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A sweet and reassuring arrangement for piano solo of the hymn, My Shepherd Will Supply My Need. This eminently gorgeous setting by Isaac Watts of Psalm 23 is paired with a motif of oscillating 2nds and 7ths to create an inspiring arrangement that's sure to fill the heart with comfort and assurance. For intermediate pianists, it's perfect for meditation, reflection, education, or performance.
> This arrangement is included in the physical book, 'Tis So Sweet: Hymns for Meditation.
• Difficulty Level: Intermediate
• Instrumentation: Piano Solo
• Genre: Hymn
• Product Type: Digital PDF Download
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One of my favorite hymns and this is such a beautiful arrangement. I enjoy playing it.
I was not familiar with this song, but I liked it enough to purchase it anyway. I will enjoy learning it and if I decide to use it at my church, I could have our sound booth put the words on the screens or suggest our praise team learnit and teach the congregation. Very pretty.
What a lovely arrangement!
I loved this arrangement which came out a few weeks before Good Shepherd Sunday. The melody is rarely sung anymore and I was delighted to find this gem. It is a very gentle, peaceful arrangement; not too difficult, no real tricky passages.