Still In Control (Live) Sheet Music PDF (Jesus Culture / Mack Brock)
Still In Control (Live) Sheet Music PDF (Jesus Culture / Mack Brock)
Still In Control (Live)
Jesus Culture / Mack BrockCopies
Piano/Vocal (SATB) Details
Download the sheet music for Still In Control (Live) by Jesus Culture / Mack Brock, from the album Church Volume One (Live). This song was arranged by Lee Marcum in the key of A, Ab.
SongID | 74409 |
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Language | English |
Album | Church Volume One (Live) |
Artists | Jesus Culture, Mack Brock |
Authors | Jesse Reeves, Mack Brock, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson |
Arrangers | Lee Marcum |
Publishers | Capitol CMG, Essential Music Publishing, Music Services |
CCLI Song No. | 7126225 |
Instruments | Piano |
File Type | |
Pages | |
Original Key | A |
Available Keys | A, Ab |
Meter | 6/8 |
Theme | Control, God, Jesus, Mountains, Throne, Soul, Reign, Crown, Peace |
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