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[The city was Jerusalem]

[The city was Jerusalem]

Composer: Phil Johnson
Published in 1 hymnal


Composer: Phil Johnson

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Tune Information

Title: [The city was Jerusalem]
Composer: Phil Johnson
Copyright: 1978 by Dimension Music
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Arrangements

Piano Solo

  • Gospel's Finest
    Composer/Editor Anonymous
    Published By: Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation (2004) pp. 8
  • Behold the Lamb: Ten Timeless Inspirational Songs
    Composer/Editor Carol McMillen Tornquist
    Published By: Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing, Inc. (1996) pp. 22
  • Sunday Gospel Piano
    Composer/Editor Joe E. Parks
    Published By: Singspiration Music, Inc. (1982) pp. 2
  • Contemporary Piano: Intermediate Edition
    Composer/Editor Carol McMillen
    Published By: Milk & Honey (1981) pp. 39

Piano and Organ Duet

  • One Plus One: Piano / Organ Duets
    Composer/Editors John Innes; Harold H. DeCou
    Published By: Singspiration Music, Inc. (1982) pp. 34
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Instances

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