Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Hymn Karaoke & Accompaniment Backing Track (MP3)
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Hymn Karaoke & Accompaniment Backing Track (MP3)
Sing Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing with a full studio arrangement behind you. This is the arrangement from my Sunday Hymn Serenade, recorded with piano, string orchestra and solo violin, with the melody left open for your voice. The lyric video below has been watched over 1.3 million times.
People use this track for special music on a Sunday morning, for choir and worship team rehearsals, for singalongs at care homes and family gatherings, and simply for singing at home. You get a beautiful accompaniment without needing a pianist in the room.
What you get
- High quality MP3 backing track, 3:49
- Printable PDF lyric sheet
- Instant download after checkout, yours to keep
- Cleared for live performance and personal use
There are no vocals on the track. Verses one, two and four are left open for you, my violin carries the melody through the third verse so you get a breather in the middle, and the arrangement lifts from C to D and closes with a gentle tag on "Here's my heart, oh take and seal it."
Track details
Title: Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Music by: John Wyeth (1813)
Lyrics by: Robert Robinson (1758)
Arranged by: Rosemary Siemens
Genre: Hymn
Key: C major, moving to D major
Tempo: 64 BPM
Duration: 3:49
Form: Four verses, with the violin on verse three and a closing tag
Instruments: Piano, string orchestra, solo violin
File type: MP3, no vocals
Lyrics begin: Come Thou fount of every blessing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace, Streams of mercy never ceasing, Call for songs of loudest praise...
Hear it performed
The video below is the vocal version so you can hear the arrangement in full. The file you download is instrumental only.
Want the notes too? Get my Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing sheet music for piano, voice and violin, and save 25% on this track when you buy them together. You can also listen to all my hymn karaoke and backing tracks, or come sing along on my YouTube channel, where we are on a mission to Bring Back the Hymns.