Arranged By:Jacob Hershberger | Digital Sheet Music
What Child Is This – Piano Solo Sheet Music | Christmas Arrangement
What Child Is This – Piano Solo Sheet Music | Christmas Arrangement
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Details
- Instrument
- Piano
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Key
- D Minor – 1 flat (B♭)
- Voicing
- Instrumental
- Runtime
- 3 min
- Genre
- Christmas and Classical
- Arranged by
- Jacob Hershberger
- Format
- Instant PDF download
What Child Is This - Piano Solo Sheet Music is an intermediate Christmas piano arrangement built around the question-and-answer shape of the carol itself.
As the right hand presents the familiar melody, the left hand answers with its own melodic voice, giving the piece the feeling of a conversation rather than a simple chordal accompaniment.
Set to the timeless Greensleeves melody, the arrangement grows in depth as it progresses, drawing on elements of Baroque counterpoint near the close for a final sense of gravity and wonder.
One arrangement, equally at home in a Christmas worship service or a classical recital.
What's included
- PDF sheet music - instant digital download
- Intermediate piano solo
- Printable and tablet-friendly
Related: Christmas sheet music, piano sheet music, and intermediate sheet music.
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