We Three Kings of Orient Are – Advanced Piano Arrangement Sheet Music

Here's a powerful, syncopated, dramatic advanced piano arrangement of the traditional Christmas carol “We Three Kings of Orient Are.” The two-against-three rhythm will keep your listeners on the edge of their seats. Plus the minor key allows us for great harmonic variety. The first verse begins with the right hand carrying the melody while the left hand providing a pedal tone in broken octaves. On the second verse the right hand plays an ostinato an octave higher while the left hand plays the melody and harmony in the middle register. Towards the end, this arrangement resumes the dramatic texture from the beginning for a strong finale. CHECK OUT the score preview to determine if this piano arrangement is the right fit for you! LISTEN to the full recording below!

Product details:
• sheet music PDF
• 8 pages long
• performance time 2’41” at a fast tempo
• key of D minor (F major for the choruses)
• level: advanced
• mood: powerful, energetic
• tempo: fast

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We Three Kings of Orient Are is a Christmas carol written by John H. Hopkins Jr. This piano arrangement © 2022 Raluca Bojor. All Rights Reserved.

Raluca Bojor is a Romanian Christian musician based in the USA. She specializes in writing piano arrangements of church hymns and in writing original modern hymns for the church. Listen to her music on any streaming platform!

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