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Amazing Grace

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Amazing Grace may the favorite hymn of all. It is popular in almost all traditions. It speaks to any person who has felt like a wretch. There are those who feel like they can take the word wretch out of this song, but without reaching the depths of despair, most of us are not capable of realizing what grace is. It is just because of this speaking to those in the depths, or who have been there that this song is known by felons and saints, opera stars, rock stars and dive bar bands.
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Amazing Grace

Different Settings for Amazing Grace

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Listings

  1. Advanced Fretboards Melody line, text, more complex chord symbols, guitar fret diagrams
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]
  2. Keyboard and Voice Text and a keyboard arrangement
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]
  3. Simple Lead Sheet Melody line, simple chord progressions, text,
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]
  4. Simple Fretboards Melody line, simple chord symbols, guitar fret diagrams, text
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]
  5. Revoiced SATB Four Parts but with melody in alto
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]
  6. Standard SATB Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass and lyrics
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]
  7. Hymnbook SATB Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass and lyrics
    [StSong (HOME)] [Top of Page] [McIntosh Without Words] [Amazing Grace set to McIntosh]

John Newton

John Newton, was a sailor, a slave trader, a slave himself, and eventually a clergyman becoming a noted abolitionist.

He is mostly known today as a writer of hymns. He certainly led an interesting life.

Amazing Grace is the beginning of a line from John Newton's poem "Faith's Review and Expectation".

This is an arrangement for StSong.

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