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In this arrangement, the organist plays from the hymn book (#203, Hymns, LDS 1985), and the congregation may sing the parts as written or in unison.
The piano accompaniment is written for one piano, four hands. Neither the primo nor the secondo is too challenging--one of the delightful things about four-hand accompaniments is the impressive sound you can get out of easier parts.
The obbligato is specifically intended for flute (or piccolo if you have a large enough congregation and powerful enough organ), and will probably not work well on other instruments.
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