Awesome God Sheet Music Preview

Awesome God: E-Z Play Today

As performed by Rich Mullins

Item: 35-DS00494765

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00494765

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About the Artist: Rich Mullins

Rich Mullins (1955-1997) was a Christian music pioneer who bridged contemporary worship and folk traditions. His songwriting combined theological depth with accessible melodies, making him influential in modern hymn writing and worship music pedagogy.

Why we love this

This arrangement strips 'Awesome God' down to its essential melodic and harmonic core, making it an excellent teaching piece for students encountering contemporary Christian songwriting. The E-Z Play format keeps the focus on musicality and expression rather than technical complexity, so your students can concentrate on phrasing and the song's devotional character.

What to expect

Direct and reverent, with the kind of unadorned sincerity that makes this song linger in memory. The harmonic simplicity creates space for the text to breathe, inviting performers to find their own emotional connection to the melody.

Who it's for

Piano students and contemporary worship musicians who want to learn how modern Christian songwriting works. It works equally well for church pianists developing their repertoire and for general music students exploring the intersection of folk melody and pop harmony.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody line with intentional dynamics even in slower passages; this prevents the piece from feeling static despite its straightforward harmony.
  • Experiment with tempo flexibility in the verses before settling into a steadier groove for the chorus.
  • Let the left hand remain clean and sparse so the harmonic progression supports rather than overwhelms the vocal or solo line.
  • Explore how voicing choices in the accompaniment can reflect the lyrical content, adding warmth during reflective moments.

How to use it

Include this in a contemporary worship service, a interfaith or ecumenical concert program, or a piano recital focused on American songwriting. It also pairs naturally in educational settings where students explore how theological language shapes popular melody.

Skills your students will build

  • Playing melody and accompaniment simultaneously with clear independence
  • Interpreting contemporary Christian music idioms and performance practice
  • Building phrasing and dynamics in a harmonically uncomplicated context
  • Adapting written arrangements for different ensemble combinations

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