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Days of Elijah

Days of Elijah has become one of the most popular modern worship song of our age.  Broadly loved by all ages, it is sung with enthusiasm the world over.  Written by Robin Mark in 1994, the words herald the joyous coming of Christ. Read more about the story behind the song here.

Demonstration Audio File

The song posted to the right is copyrighted, and is strictly to be used to help learn this song.  Please do the right thing and delete when finished learning!

Audio Practice Files

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Bass Prominent:
Take it to the next level!  See if you can sing your part without it played prominently! All parts played equally:

Finale Practice Files

Must have Finale NotePad installed to use the practice files below.  NotePad is available for PC or Mac and allows you to see the music as it plays, plus control the speed of the playback. (Notepad is not available for mobile devices at this time.)
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    • Praise the Lamb Medley
    • How Deep the Fathers Love
    • Great Is Thy Faithfulness
    • Behold Our God
    • I Got Shoes
    • We Declare Your Majesty
    • Never Gonna Let Me Go
    • I Will Rise