Mighty One (Studio) Sheet Music PDF (Maverick City Music / Maryanne J. George / Dante Bowe)
Mighty One (Studio) Sheet Music PDF (Maverick City Music / Maryanne J. George / Dante Bowe)
Mighty One (Studio)
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Lead Sheet (SAT) Details
Download the sheet music for Mighty One (Studio) by Maverick City Music / Maryanne J. George / Dante Bowe, from the album Breathe. This song was arranged by Daniel Galbraith in the key of E, Eb.
SongID | 78020 |
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Language | English |
Album | Breathe |
Artists | Maverick City Music, Maryanne J. George, Dante Bowe |
Authors | Mitch Wong, Dante Bowe, Todd Dulaney |
Arrangers | Daniel Galbraith |
Publishers | Integrity Music, Bethel Music |
CCLI Song No. | 7179239 |
File Type | |
Original Key | E |
Available Keys | D, E, Eb |
Meter | 4/4 |
Tempo | Slow |
Theme | Goodness, Love, Mercy, Mighty, Presence, Worthy, God's Love |
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Maverick City started with a dream to make space for folk that would otherwise live in their own separate worlds. To break the unspoken rules that exist in the CCM and Gospel World! But I think more importantly to be a megaphone for a community of creatives that have been pushed to the margins of the industry of Church Music. What brings us together, and that sound that is vivaciously smacking you in the face the first time you hit play on a Maverick track. Isn't the sound of a community that centered around their deprivation, it's the audacious sound of true belonging: The beautiful harmony of long-lost family.