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#223731 - 01/03/08 06:45 AM His Eye is On The Sparrow...
Bill in Dayton Offline
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Gang-

I'm looking for a piano/vocal chart with the melody line included, if possible...

Trying to learn the tune for a client next week...Most of the versions I've found are elaborate gospel interpretations that while impressive, leaving me wondering what the actual written melody sounds like...

Freehand file, text file, jpeg, etc...I can work with just about anything...

Thanks as always...

Bill
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#223732 - 01/03/08 07:17 AM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
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Hi Bill

I have it on a program that I will need to install. What key would you like it in? It is written in hymnal style, but I can also have it add the chords for you.

Scott

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#223733 - 01/03/08 07:29 AM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
Bill in Dayton Offline
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Originally posted by Scott Langholff:
Hi Bill

I have it on a program that I will need to install. What key would you like it in? It is written in hymnal style, but I can also have it add the chords for you.

Scott


Thanks, Scott...

Key of C sits pretty well for my voice...

Chords would be great, as well...

I appreciate it...




[This message has been edited by Bill in Dayton (edited 01-03-2008).]
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#223734 - 01/03/08 02:18 PM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
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You've got mail!

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#223735 - 01/03/08 06:23 PM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
Bill in Dayton Offline
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Thanks Graham....
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#223736 - 01/03/08 07:50 PM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
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This is a great old hymn that is really appreciated by the older generation. If you need any help give me a call, 410 584 9490.

Joe

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#223737 - 01/04/08 12:46 AM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
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Hi Bill

Do you have what you need? Otherwise it will probably be Fri or maybe Sat before I can get at it. I should still be able to get it in the key of C if that is needed.

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#223738 - 01/04/08 05:31 AM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
Bill in Dayton Offline
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Scott-

Graham did send over a version that looks fine. So, I'm covered...but if you are willing, send over your whenever you have the time so I can compare the chords and what not...

It seems there's a basic, fairly conservative chord progression from the original version. However, I've heard arrangements that have clearly embellished the chords quite a bit towards the gospel/jazz feel.

This seems to be a tune that you're really able to "make your own."

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#223739 - 01/04/08 05:32 AM Re: His Eye is On The Sparrow...
Bill in Dayton Offline
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Registered: 08/23/04
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Loc: Dayton, OH USA
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Originally posted by Bill in Dayton:
Scott-

Graham did send over a version that looks fine. So, I'm covered...but if you are willing, send over yours whenever you have the time so I can compare the chords and what not...

It seems there's a basic, fairly conservative chord progression from the original version. However, I've heard arrangements that have clearly embellished the chords quite a bit towards the gospel/jazz feel.

This seems to be a tune that you're really able to "make your own."



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