Just As I Am 2015

listen: 2024 mix

listen: 2015 mix

listen: ORC

listen: SATB


This arrangement has an SATB demo, SATB practice tracks, SATB-only sheet music and multitracks.
Info:
Words: Charlotte Elliot
Music: William Bradbury
Key: D major
Time Sig: 6/4
Tempo: 122 | ballad
Tune: WOODWORTH
Meter: L.M.
CCLI #: 5253225
Verse: John 6:37
Ideas:
05.10.24: I've now remixed this arrangement for my Worshiphymns.com website (it's a mini-version of Hymncharts for churches who don't sing many hymns) to give it a more modern worship vibe. The sheet music and chord charts are the same, just the demos and multitracks have been changed.

Read about and hear soundclips of how beautifully Just As I Am 2015 works with the popular worship song Lead Me to the Cross on the HymnCharts blog.

Try doing an acoustic version of Just As I Am 2015 and include a cello. Give your cellist the synth string part and have him or her simply play the bass clef.

I try not to change the original words in hymns unless it feels natural. There are some old words/syntax in Just As I Am 2015. Most of them don't bother me (and would be hard to change, anyway) but you might try changing "Just as I am, Thou wilt receive" to Just as I am, Thou WILL receive."
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Instruments mp3s are the arrangements played one time through with just piano and instrumental parts to give you an idea of the orchestration. In the early days of hymncharts before I made vocal recordings I had created these instruments mp3s as a quick demo. Since I now create both a POP and an ORC (orchestrated) mix I no longer make instrumental mp3s for newer arrangements.
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