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We Fall Down: E-Z Play Today

As performed by Chris Tomlin

Item: 35-DS00458382

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 1
SKU: 35-DS00458382

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About the Artist: Chris Tomlin

Chris Tomlin is a contemporary Christian music artist and songwriter whose compositions have become foundational to modern worship practice. His songs balance singability with theological depth, making them accessible to congregations while maintaining artistic integrity.

Why we love this

"We Fall Down" works beautifully in a worship setting because it pairs vulnerable lyrics with straightforward harmonic movement that pianists at various levels can execute confidently. The single-page format means students can learn and perform it without the intimidation of a longer work, yet it carries genuine emotional weight.

What to expect

The music captures a moment of surrender and humility. The harmonic language is direct without being simplistic, creating space for the vulnerability in the text to resonate.

Who it's for

This arrangement suits pianists in worship settings, youth bands, and educational ensembles exploring contemporary Christian music. Whether you're supporting a vocalist in a service or building a repertoire of singable accompaniments, this single-page piece offers immediate usability.

How to get the most out of it

  • Maintain a steady tempo that allows the lyrics to breathe; rushing undermines the contemplative quality of the text.
  • Let the left hand anchor the harmonic foundation rather than decorating it; restraint here supports the vocal line.
  • Shape phrases around the lyrical content, allowing natural pauses where the text would suggest reflection.

How to use it

Incorporate this into a worship service or concert program that emphasizes contemporary sacred music, or use it as a teaching tool for students exploring how modern composers set devotional texts. Its brevity makes it ideal for filling an accompaniment need without requiring extensive rehearsal time.

Skills your students will build

  • Accompanying vocalists with clear harmonic support
  • Interpreting contemporary worship music notation
  • Maintaining musical shape within a simple harmonic framework
  • Balancing technical competence with emotional expression

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