Come, Thou Fount Of Every Blessing (from My Alleluia: Vocal Solos for Worship): Piano Vocal
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Come, Thou Fount Of Every Blessing (from My Alleluia: Vocal Solos for Worship): Piano Vocal

Arranged by Heather Sorenson

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00466618

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About the Arranger: Heather Sorenson

Heather Sorenson

Heather Sorenson is a composer and arranger from Dallas whose works appear regularly in worship spaces, concert halls, and educational settings across North America and beyond. She built her reputation first as a pianist, then expanded into choral, orchestral, and vocal writing that seamlessly bridges traditional hymn idioms with contemporary approaches. Her commissions span universities, prestigious foundations, and churches nationwide, while her teaching experience ranges from elementary music instruction to university-level work and conducting at worship conferences.

Sorenson's distinctive voice lies in her ability to honor classical forms while infusing them with modern harmonic sensibility. She has guest conducted at churches throughout the country and leads frequent sessions at worship conferences and music education events. When not composing or traveling as a clinician, she actively supports nonprofit organizations through benefit concerts and community engagement.

Why we love this

Sorenson takes a beloved hymn text and gives it an arrangement that feels both intimate and expansive, perfect for a worship vocalist who needs something singable yet musically interesting. The piano part provides sophisticated harmonic support without overshadowing the voice, making it work equally well in a Sunday service setting or a recital context. This is the kind of arrangement that reminds singers why they love these timeless words in the first place.

What to expect

The arrangement honors the hymn's spiritual foundation while moving it into fresh harmonic territory. Sorenson's piano writing unfolds with gentle sophistication, allowing the melody to breathe while the accompaniment deepens the emotional resonance of the text.

Who it's for

Any worship leader, soloist, or vocalist preparing a piece for church services, recitals, or devotional performances. This works equally well for experienced singers comfortable with contemporary vocal arranging and those seeking a hymn setting that feels accessible yet musically rewarding.

How to get the most out of it

  • Let the piano introduction establish the hymn's harmonic language before you enter; this grounds the listener in the familiar melody while signaling Sorenson's fresh approach
  • Shape the text with conversational phrasing rather than rigid hymn-style articulation; the arrangement's contemporary harmonies invite more expressive storytelling
  • Balance your dynamic trajectory across the full five pages so the ending feels earned, not just a repetition of earlier sections

How to use it

Pair this with other Sorenson arrangements from the My Alleluia collection for a cohesive worship service or recital set. Its five-page format and single-vocalist scope make it ideal for offertory moments, special music during services, or as part of a contemporary Christian music recital alongside other art song arrangements.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing with expressive phrasing in a contemporary harmonic context
  • Following sophisticated piano accompaniment patterns
  • Interpreting hymn text with emotional depth and musical purpose
  • Navigating the relationship between melody and extended harmonies

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