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Secret Garden: You Raise Me Up (10th Anniversary Edition) (noty na klavír, zpěv, akordy na kytaru)

Secret Garden: You Raise Me Up (10th Anniversary Edition) (noty na klavír, zpěv, akordy na kytaru)

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Dostupnost: Obvykle odesíláme do 5-10 pracovních dnů

Noty na klavír, zpěv, akordy na kytaru.

Dostupnost Obvykle odesíláme do 5-10 pracovních dnů
Jazyk Angličtina
Katalogové číslo MUSAM980133
Aranžmá Noty na klavír, zpěv, akordy na kytaru
Kód aranžmá PVG
Náročnost 3 - Středně pokročilý (mírně zjednodušená aranžmá, stupeň 4-6)
Médium Hudebnina
Formát Samostatná skladba
Hudební žánr Snadný poslech, Pop
Nakladatel Music Sales
Počet stran 8
Autorství Secret Garden (Artist)
Původní popisek You Raise Me Up, written by Secret Garden’s Rolf Lovland and Irish novelist Brendan Graham, achieved its unique success mainly through being recorded by so many artists – around 150 of them to date.

Originally intended as an instrumental entitled ‘Silent Story’ Lovland’s melody only acquired lyrics after the Norwegian composer invited Graham — whose novels he knew — to turn it into a song for Secret Garden’s 2002 album Once In A Red Moon. It was sung on the album by Irish vocalist Brian Kennedy and although it enjoyed some success in both Ireland and Norway, the song’s eventual path to legendary status only began when Josh Groban took it to the number one spot on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary Chart in 2004. Groban performed the song at several high-profile events in the US (including Super Bowl XXXVIII, Oprah Winfrey's 50th birthday celebration, and on The Ellen DeGeneres Show where he was accompanied by the African Children's Choir).

Westlife raised the song’s profile further when they made it the debut single from their album, Face To Face. It was to become an all-purpose inspirational anthem featured at everything from the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize concert to series 4 of The X-Factor in the UK. Daniel O’Donnell, Aled Jones, Katherine Jenkins, Il Divo, Russell Watson and The Mormon Tabernacle Choir have now all performed it, helping to turn Lovland and Graham’s uplifting song into a global phenomenon and a 21st century classic.