What Wondrous Love Is This?: notes for 9 instruments
“What wondrous love is this; O my soul! O my soul…” Pick your instrument. Each page shows the notes in the easiest key that fits it, with a play-along player and a print sheet.
- PianoLetters · C majorC4–D5 Medium
- KalimbaTabs · C majorC4–D5 Medium
- RecorderLetters · C majorC4–D5 Medium
- FluteLetters · C majorC5–D6 Medium
- ViolinLetters · F majorF4–G5 Medium
- ClarinetLetters · G major (written)G3–A4 Medium
- TrumpetValves · C major (written)C4–D5 Medium
- Alto SaxLetters · D major (written)D4–E5 Harder
- HarmonicaTabs · C majorC5–D6 Medium
Not on bells & xylophone: no key keeps every note on that instrument without sharps, flats or bends.
Words (first verse)
What wondrous love is this; O my soul! O my soul!
What wondrous love is this; O my soul! What wondrous love is this;
That caused the Lord of bliss To bear the dreadful curse,
For my soul, For my soul, To bear the dreadful curse, For my soul?
About this song
- Melody
- Tune WONDROUS LOVE, Traditional American melody, 1916
- Words
- American folk hymn, 1811 (first verse shown; all verses on HymnKeys)
- Public domain
- Melody 1916, words 1811: first published before 1931.
- Source
- Open Hymnal Project file marked public domain, via HymnKeys