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Standing On The Promises: E-Z Play Today

As performed by Alan Jackson / As performed by R. Kelso Carter

Item: 35-DS00494469

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 2
SKU: 35-DS00494469

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About the Artist: Alan Jackson

Alan Jackson stands as one of country music's most successful and respected artists, with a career spanning decades and a discography that has earned him numerous Grammy Awards and Country Music Association honors. Beyond his commercial success, Jackson has remained deeply connected to his faith and musical roots, regularly performing and recording gospel material that reflects his personal convictions.

Why we love this

Jackson's arrangement brings accessibility and genuine warmth to this beloved hymn without sacrificing its spiritual substance. The E-Z Play format opens this standard to pianists at earlier levels, making it possible for more students to participate in sacred music repertoire.

What to expect

Steady and affirming, this arrangement captures the resolute confidence embedded in the hymn's text. The harmonic language unfolds with gentle conviction, inviting performers and listeners into a moment of spiritual grounding.

Who it's for

Pianists developing independence in the intermediate range will find this arrangement both playable and musically rewarding. Music ministers, accompanists, and worship leaders benefit from a straightforward, reliable setting of a hymn that appears in countless liturgical and evangelical traditions.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody with gentle accompaniment; this hymn's power comes from clarity of line rather than harmonic density
  • Shape the phrases to match the text naturally, especially where the harmonic language shifts to support the lyrical emphasis
  • Sustain full value on the final cadence to let listeners absorb the concluding message

How to use it

Include this during Sunday morning worship, a sacred concert segment, or a hymn festival that celebrates American gospel traditions. It pairs well with other spirituals and hymn arrangements in settings that honor traditional sacred music.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading lead sheet notation and simple chord symbols
  • Accompanying melody with independent left hand voicing
  • Sustaining phrases appropriate to sacred text and hymnody
  • Balancing accompaniment texture to support a vocal line

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