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| Text: | Come and Sing a New Song |
| Translator: | Alison Blenkinsop |
| Tune: | [Come and sing a new song] |
| Arranger: | Geoff Weaver |
| Arranger (ostinato acc.): | Martin Tel |
| Text Information | |
|---|---|
| First Line: | Come and sing a new song |
| Title: | Come and Sing a New Song |
| Translator: | Alison Blenkinsop |
| Publication Date: | 2012 |
| Scripture: | |
| Topic: | Church Year: Advent; Disciples / Calling; Earth (37 more...) |
| Source: | Punjabi |
| Copyright: | © Alison Blenkinsop |
| Tune Information | |
|---|---|
| Name: | [Come and sing a new song] |
| Arranger: | Geoff Weaver |
| Arranger (ostinato acc.): | Martin Tel |
| Key: | C Major |
| Source: | Punjabi |
| Copyright: | © The Royal School of Church Music; Ostinato acc. © 2011 Faith Alive Christian Resouces |
| Notes: | When using the ostinato accompaniment, all should sing in unison. The ostinato pattern does not stop at the fermata. The singing of subsequent stanzas falls into place with the beginning of the next two-measure ostinato pattern. Alternate ostinato accompaniment for Orff instruments or xylophones |
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