Thy Will Be Done: Piano/Vocal/Chords Digital Sheet Music

Thy Will Be Done: Piano/Vocal/Chords Digital Sheet Music

Kirk Franklin, Deborah Cox

Item: 00-PS-0005170

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About the Artist: Deborah Cox

Deborah Cox is a Canadian R&B and pop singer whose career spans three decades of chart success and theatrical performances. Known for her powerful vocal control and emotional delivery, Cox has established herself as both a recording artist and stage performer, bringing sophisticated interpretations to contemporary pop and soul material.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures a contemporary pop-rock ballad in a format that works equally well for solo vocalists and ensemble settings. The piano/vocal/chords structure gives singers the flexibility to perform with full accompaniment or stripped-down arrangements, and pianists can voice the chords to match their own interpretive choices.

What to expect

A contemporary pop-rock ballad with emotional weight and sincerity. The harmonic language sits comfortably in modern R&B and soul traditions, creating an intimate sound even at fuller dynamic levels. The song's introspective quality gives performers room to shape phrasing and emotional expression.

Who it's for

Vocalists preparing contemporary pop-rock repertoire for recital or audition, pianists accompanying singers at any level from high school through professional settings, and music students building skills in popular music styles and chord-based accompaniment.

How to get the most out of it

  • Explore the chord voicings to find sonorities that complement the singer's voice type; jazz voicings work well here, but gospel or more linear approaches also serve the emotional arc.
  • Pay attention to the relationship between vocal phrasing and harmonic movement; let the chords breathe where the vocalist holds phrases rather than filling every space.
  • Consider dynamics across the full range of the piece. The piano part should support without overshadowing the vocal line, especially during vulnerable moments in the lyrics.

How to use it

Program this as a contemporary solo in recitals alongside art songs and musical theater selections, or use it in audition preparation for music theater and popular music pathways. It works well as a contrast piece when paired with classical or jazz standards.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading chord symbols and realizing figured harmony on piano
  • Balancing vocal line with accompaniment textures
  • Interpreting contemporary vocal phrasing within a harmonic structure
  • Understanding voice leading in popular music idioms

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