Traditional - Oh Happy Day: 10 Practice-Ready Scores
"Oh Happy Day" is a gospel adaptation of Philip Doddridge's 18th-century hymn "O Happy Day, That Fixed My Choice",
popularized by the Edwin Hawkins Singers in 1967. This version likely represents a traditional arrangement.
"Oh Happy Day" originated as 18th century Christian hymn before becoming gospel standard. The Edwin Hawkins Singers' 1969 soul arrangement popularized it worldwide, later featured in films like Sister Act.
"Oh Happy Day" is a traditional gospel song popularized by Edwin Hawkins' 1967 arrangement, which fused gospel with contemporary rhythms and became a crossover international hit.
The gospel song "Oh Happy Day" gained international fame through the 1969 Edwin Hawkins arrangement and was later featured in films like Sister Act 2.
"Oh Happy Day" is a gospel hymn rooted in 18th-century English Protestant traditions, later adapted into a global hit by the Edwin Hawkins Singers in 1969. It became a crossover success, blending sacred themes with soul and pop influences.
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