O Holy Night

Level 4 - Piano sheet music

Description

Overview of this digital piano sheet music:

"O Holy Night"
Music composer: Adolphe Charles Adam
Lyricist: Placide Cappeau
Level 4: intermediate (See other levels of this song)
Pages:

3 pages of music
Cover sheet
Lyrics page (English version)

Fingerings: on the notes where hand-positions change with the right hand
Key (for this arrangement): C Major
Instrumentation: For piano solo
Complete audio sample: Always free to listen to on our website. (No vocal recording)
Downloading file: PDF
Arranger and music editor: Mizue Murakami
Publisher: Galaxy Music Notes
Product code: GMNS00334

About the song, "O Holy Night":

"O Holy Night" is a famous Christmas carol. The music was composed by a French composer, Adolphe Adam in 1847 to the French poem written by a French poet, Placide Cappeau. It's been sung in many languages translated from French. To learn more about this Christmas carol, please visit our page, "About O Holy Night."

Tips for playing Level 4 "O Holy Night":

In this Level 4 arrangement (intermediate level), you'll be playing the melody line with your right hand and the accompaniment harmony (chords) with your left hand. There are 3 types of accompaniment styles with the left hand; broken chords, waltz pattern, and octave arpeggio. For the waltz pattern, make sure not to hit the staccato notes too strongly. The fingerings with the right hand are provided where hand-positions change. It's best to use the damper (sustain) pedal throughout. However, we didn't specify the pedal markings. Usually, replacing the pedaling once each measure works. Please experiment. Be aware of the 1st and 2nd endings. This Level 4 "O Holy Night" is written for piano solo. However, you or someone else can sing along. The separate lyrics page is included in the PDF file. We are using the most famous John Sullivan Dwight's English version.

Download, Print (or see it on your tablet), and Practice!

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