What key, meter and tempo is Sound ye the trumpet-call (Hymn 920) composed in?

Sound ye the trumpet-call (Hymn 920) by Frederick Charles Maker is composed in the key of G Major, set to 4/4 time signature, with an authentic performance tempo of 88 BPM.

What is the piano difficulty level of Sound ye the trumpet-call (Hymn 920)?

This arrangement is rated at an Beginner level, featuring authentic harmony across approximately 32 measures.

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Yes, the score includes full chord progression charts and complete vocal lyrics, ideal for solo piano, accompanying, and choir rehearsals.

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Sound ye the trumpet-call (Hymn 920)

Artist / Composer: Frederick Charles Maker

Key G Major

Meter 4/4

Tempo 88 BPM

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Verse 1: Sound ye the trumpet-call; Heralds proclaim Jesus as Lord of all, Sound forth His fame; Tell of His great renown, Lift high the kingly crown, Let every knee bow down At His blest name. Verse 2: Who will go forth for Him? Who will arise? Though eyes with tears are dim, Severed love's ties: Counting all things but loss, Earth's highest gain but dross, And glorying in the cross, Who will arise? Verse 3: Go, for the crowning day Draws ever near; Time will soon pass away, Jesus be here: Raise ye the cross where now Nations to idols bow; Dawn o'er the mountain's brow Tells He is near. Verse 4: Hark to the trumpet-blast! Jesus is King! He comes to reign at last, All conquering: Then the wide world shall own, Bending before His throne, Jesus is King alone, Jesus is King!

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Sound ye the trumpet-call (Classic Hymn #920) is a cherished standard of sacred Christian hymnody, classified under Preaching of the Gospel (Sending forth the Tidings). Featuring lyric poetry by J. H. Stuart and musical setting by Frederick Charles Maker, this arrangement is composed in G Major (4/4 time, 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.). Perfectly suited for Sunday worship preludes, offertories, choral anthems, and home devotional practice.

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