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I Sing Praises: E-Z Play Today

As performed by Terry MacAlmon

Item: 35-DS01118167

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 2
SKU: 35-DS01118167

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About the Artist: Terry MacAlmon

Terry MacAlmon is a contemporary Christian music artist and worship leader whose compositions have shaped modern sacred music for decades. His work emphasizes accessible, singable melodies paired with straightforward harmonic language that connects deeply with congregational and ensemble settings.

Why we love this

MacAlmon's gift for crafting uncomplicated yet emotionally resonant melodies makes this piece ideal for pianists developing their ability to accompany singers with warmth and clarity. The two-page format respects rehearsal realities while delivering the full spiritual weight his compositions are known for.

What to expect

Genuinely uplifting without sentimentality. The harmonic progressions feel familiar and grounded, creating immediate connection while the melody moves with natural grace and clarity.

Who it's for

Piano students and accompanists looking for straightforward sacred repertoire that strengthens their ability to support vocal lines without technical complexity. This works equally well in worship settings, school assemblies, or recital programs seeking accessible yet meaningful music.

How to get the most out of it

  • Let the melody breathe by resisting the urge to rush; a gentle, deliberate tempo allows the lyrical quality to emerge naturally.
  • Keep left-hand accompaniment restrained and transparent so the voice or lead instrument remains the clear focal point.
  • Shape phrases through subtle dynamic shaping rather than dramatic swells; this style thrives on understated expression.

How to use it

Pair this as an accompaniment piece in a spring or fall concert, or use it during a school assembly program focused on positive messaging. The concise length makes it flexible for both formal recitals and informal performance contexts.

Skills your students will build

  • Accompanying vocalists with appropriate texture and dynamic restraint
  • Maintaining steady pulse while supporting a melodic line
  • Interpreting contemporary Christian harmony progressions

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