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It Was You: Lead Sheet / Fake Book

As performed by Dan Nichols

Item: 35-DS00090435

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 3
SKU: 35-DS00090435

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About the Artist: Dan Nichols

Dan Nichols is a composer and arranger whose work spans liturgical and contemporary settings. His gift for crafting accessible yet musically substantial pieces has made him a trusted voice in faith-based music education and worship contexts.

Why we love this

This lead sheet captures a straightforward melody with solid harmonic grounding, making it ideal for pianists and vocalists who need readable, performance-ready material without unnecessary complexity. The three-page format gives you enough space to work comfortably without feeling cramped.

What to expect

A song with warmth and directness, built on a melody that sits naturally in the voice and harmonies that feel grounded and honest. The arrangement invites genuine connection without demanding virtuosic display.

Who it's for

Vocalists preparing for worship services, community singing events, or student recitals will find this lead sheet efficient to learn and perform. Pianists building their accompaniment skills benefit from the clear harmonic road map that a well-written fake book provides.

How to get the most out of it

  • Listen for the natural phrasing in the vocal line; resist the urge to rush through passages that sit lower in the range.
  • Let the piano voicings breathe. A lean accompaniment often serves the melody better than filling every chord with additional notes.
  • Pay attention to any dynamic markings in the fake book notation to shape the song's emotional arc from beginning to end.

How to use it

Include this alongside other contemporary pieces when programming a service or concert that balances traditional hymnody with modern sensibility. It also works well as a teaching tool for students learning to read and interpret lead sheets in real performance contexts.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and interpreting lead sheet notation
  • Vocal phrasing and breath placement
  • Piano accompaniment voicing from chord symbols
  • Collaboration between vocalist and accompanist

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