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Awesome God: 5-Finger Piano

As performed by Rich Mullins

Item: 35-DS01279763

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS01279763

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About the Artist: Rich Mullins

Rich Mullins (1955-1997) was a singer-songwriter and contemporary Christian music pioneer who shaped worship music across evangelical churches in the 1980s and 1990s. His compositions blend accessible melodies with theologically substantive lyrics, making them durable choices for both congregational singing and individual study. Mullins remained deeply committed to music education and mentorship throughout his career, believing that strong songwriting could deepen faith and community.

Why we love this

This arrangement respects the integrity of Mullins' melody while meeting students exactly where they are technically. The five-finger framework removes unnecessary barriers and lets young pianists focus on musical expression rather than wrestling with complex voicings, making it an excellent entry point into contemporary Christian repertoire.

What to expect

Confident and assured, with an underlying sense of conviction that builds naturally as the piece unfolds. The simplicity of the five-finger approach never undermines the strength of the message; instead, it lets the song's directness shine.

Who it's for

Students discovering piano fundamentals, youth choir directors seeking accessible contemporary material, and music teachers introducing students to faith-based songwriting. This works equally well as a solo study piece or as a bridge between classical technique and meaningful musical repertoire.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the pulse steady and unhurried; the power of this song lives in its directness, not in rushing through phrases.
  • Shape the melody with dynamic intention by gently lifting phrases that express affirmation and settling slightly into reflective moments.
  • Listen carefully to any recorded reference version to absorb the song's character before beginning detailed practice.

How to use it

Feature this during youth services, contemporary worship settings, or as a congregational learning tool where singers benefit from strong instrumental support. It also pairs well in a piano recital context where students perform alongside more traditional classical selections, demonstrating range across genres.

Skills your students will build

  • Playing in a single hand position with minimal position shifts
  • Sustaining melodic phrasing across longer musical phrases
  • Interpreting contemporary Christian songwriting style
  • Building confidence with recognizable, meaningful repertoire

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