Our God, Our Help in Ages Past Clarinet Notes
Letter notes in the written key for B♭ clarinet, with the words under each note. Starts D B E D G G.
The notes and words
Key: G major for B♭ clarinet (written pitch). It sounds in F major, so it plays along with a piano in F.
DOurBGod,EourDhelpGinGa-F♯gesGpast,
DOurGhopeDforEyearsC♯toDcome,
F♯OurGshel-EterAfromF♯theGstorm-EyF♯blast,
DAndEourGe-Ater-F♯nalGhome.
Key: F major for B♭ clarinet (written pitch). It sounds in E♭ major, so it plays along with a piano in E♭.
COurAGod,DourChelpFinFa-EgesFpast,
COurFhopeCforDyearsBtoCcome,
EOurFshel-DterGfromEtheFstorm-DyEblast,
CAndDourFe-Gter-EnalFhome.
Key: D major for B♭ clarinet (written pitch). It sounds in C major, so it plays along with a piano in C.
AOurF♯God,BourAhelpDinDa-C♯gesDpast,
AOurDhopeAforByearsG♯toAcome,
C♯OurDshel-BterEfromC♯theDstorm-ByC♯blast,
AAndBourDe-Eter-C♯nalDhome.
Key: E♭ major for B♭ clarinet (written pitch). It sounds in D♭ major, so it plays along with a piano in D♭.
B♭OurGGod,CourB♭helpE♭inE♭a-DgesE♭past,
B♭OurE♭hopeB♭forCyearsAtoB♭come,
DOurE♭shel-CterFfromDtheE♭storm-CyDblast,
B♭AndCourE♭e-Fter-DnalE♭home.
Staff notation
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About this song
- Melody
- Tune ST. ANNE, William Croft, 1708
- Words
- Isaac Watts (1674–1748), 1719 (first verse shown; all verses on HymnKeys)
- Public domain
- Melody 1708, words 1719: first published before 1931.
- Source
- Open Hymnal Project file marked public domain, via HymnKeys
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