Christ is risen (two harp parts)

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How to read this tab — notation key

+: Blow note
−: Draw note
b or ': Half-step bend
bb or '': Two half-step bend
bbb or ''': Three half-step bend
(###): Chord — relevant hole numbers in parentheses
< or *: Push the button in (chromatic harmonica)

Full reference and posting tips in the tab guide.

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There is a call response chorous that may be played by two harps (H1 and H2) or just 1 harp. It would probably sound better to drop the 2nd harp down a whole octave, but this is easier to play as it doesn't have 3 and 2 bends.

Christ is Risen - Graham Kendrick

5  -4   5  -4  -5    6   -5 5  5
In the tomb so cold they laid Him,
  5   -4   5  -5   -4
Death its victim claimed
   5   -4  5     -4  -5    6   -5 5  5 
Pow'rs of hell, they could not hold HIm
 -5  5   -4  4   4 
Back to life he came!


CHOROUS
      7    -7  7 6
H1: Christ is risen
      7    -7  7 6 
H2: Christ is risen
     -6    6  -5    6   7 
H1: Death has been conquered
     -6    6  -5    6   7
H2: Death has been conquered
      7    -7  7 6 
H1: Christ is risen
      7    -7  7 6 
H2: Christ is risen
       -6  -7     7   -8 7 -7 77
H1+H2: He shall reign forevermore


2. Hell has spent its fury on Him
Left Him crucified
Yet, by blood, he boldly conquered
Sin and death defied.

3. Now the fear of death is broken,
Love has won the crown
Pris'ners of the darkness listen,
Walls are tumbling down

4. Raised from death to heaven ascending
Love's exalted King
Let His song of joy unending,
Through the nations ring.

Play on a harmonica— watch which holes to blow & draw, with sound