The Lord Is Come: Part Scores

BACKSTORYWe think of the hymn "Joy To The World" as a Christmas song, because Lowell Mason popularized his musical setting during the Christmas season. However, when I examine all the verses penned by Isaac Watts, I don't see anything which specifies that he intended to celebrate Christmas. Instead, I think the text is actually celebrating the Second Coming of Jesus, when Jesus will rule and reign as King forever. I wrote "The Lord Is Come" with this observation in mind. This original song brings a sound of ominous triumph, celebrating the Second Coming of Jesus, and drawing inspiration from what I believe to be the true meaning of Isaac Watts's famous work, "Joy To The World". ORCHESTRATION DETAILSThis piece is a rock song at heart, but it is accompanied by a full orchestra. This document contains all the Part Scores, including: Lead Vocals Background Vocals Choir Flute Oboe English Horn Clarinet Bass Clarinet Bassoon Horn Trumpet Trombone Bass Trombone Violin 1 Violin 2 Viola Cello Double Bass USE LICENSEThis work is made available as inexpensively as possible. Purchasing this document secures your rights to use it in perpetuity, and to copy and distribute it for your performances. FREE CONDUCTOR'S SCORE and PDF PART SCORES AVAILABLE AFTER PURCHASETo obtain FREE PDF files of the Conductor's Score and separated Part Scores once you purchase this document, please email the composer. He welcomes your correspondence, and his contact information is provided in this score. LISTEN TO THE SONGListen to the full song now. Stream "The Lord Is Come" by Grace Worship.