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Enough: E-Z Play Today

As performed by Chris Tomlin

Item: 35-DS00459310

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 4
SKU: 35-DS00459310

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About the Artist: Chris Tomlin

Chris Tomlin stands among the most prolific modern hymn writers in contemporary Christian music. His output spans worship songs, arrangements, and children's music, with compositions performed across countless congregations and concert halls. Tomlin's gift for accessible melody and singable lines makes his work particularly valuable for music educators introducing students to meaningful repertoire.

Why we love this

This arrangement brings a contemporary Christian standard into young pianists' hands with a texture that feels both supportive and musically engaging. The four-page length keeps the commitment manageable while the familiar melody offers immediate reward for practice effort, which matters enormously when building a child's confidence at the instrument.

What to expect

The piece carries warmth and sincerity, with a gentle contemporary sensibility that respects both the melody's emotional content and the young musician's developing technique. Simple but never simplistic, it invites genuine musical expression rather than mere note reading.

Who it's for

Young pianists in elementary through early middle school years who are ready to explore sacred and contemporary Christian repertoire. Teachers seeking accessible pieces that connect students to meaningful musical and spiritual content will find this accessible without sacrificing musicianship.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody against accompaniment textures so the tune emerges naturally without forcing tone or rushing.
  • Attend to chord changes in the left hand as opportunities for gentle harmonic shaping rather than mechanical hand shifts.
  • Let the legato phrasing breathe at cadences; resist the urge to push through to the next phrase.

How to use it

Consider this for faith community performances, chapel services, or special collections spotlighting contemporary sacred music. It also works beautifully in a lesson sequence exploring modern hymn writing alongside classical or traditional repertoire, helping students recognize how the art of melody continues to evolve.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and performing contemporary hymn melodies
  • Balancing melody against simple accompaniment textures
  • Sustaining phrase direction across four-bar and eight-bar units
  • Executing smooth voice leading between chords in the left hand

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