Classical Praise For Organ

Diane Bish has carefully selected some of her most loved organ selections and made them available in one wonderful collection. Songs include: Adagio in G minor (Thomaso Albinoni) ? Canon in D (Pachelbel) ? Overture (fromHandel's Royal Firework Music) ? Sicilienne (Theresia V. Paradis) ? and Apres Un Reve (Faure).

Twila Paris' classic praise song We Will Glorify has been eloquently redressed by master-arranger Fred Bock. Fred made his mark in the keyboard community with his inventive weaving of traditional and contemporary. The triumphant energy of the praise song is clothed in the majesty of a classic Toccata that any organist will find useful for worship or concert settings.

The Complete Wedding Music Planner is a comprehensive guide to selecting and performing the music and choosing readings that will make your wedding day extra special. Planning your wedding is an enjoyable but challenging task. Just as important as the practical elements is choosing the music and readings that will be at the emotional heart of your big day. Selecting the perfect music in the best arrangements and choosing texts that create exactly the right atmosphere - these are personal decisions where good advice and practical help are crucial. With sheet music for over 40 pieces of suitable music spanning classical, pop and jazz, The Complete Wedding Music Planner offers more than advice - it is a complete practical resource for the bride, groom, musicians and readers. Coming complete with 3 audio CDs that contain backing and demo tracks as well as sample readings, The Complete Wedding Music Planner has absolutely everything you need to plan and organise the all-important words and music for your wedding. Contains over 280 pages of music, photographs, illustrations, Bible readings, poems, sample vows and practical advice. / Piano/Vocal/Guitare (PVG)

SATB-Commissioned for the 50th anniversary of the Los Cancioneros Chorale in Los Angeles this 8-minute work combines classical themes with a syncopated rhythm. The opening and closing sections are fast and driving while the middlesections are more serene. Based on Psalm 100 (Make a Joyful Noise) the work is fitting for concert or church use. Although performable with organ and piano the original orchestration includes strings harp and percussion.

Here is a festive traditional treatment of the celebrated hymn by Fanny Crosby and William Doane. The opening choral fanfare gives way to the familiar hymn of praise with gentle polyphony and rich powerful harmonies. Written forChrist the King Reformation homecoming or any time there is a call for a demonstrative worship declaration this hymn classic will speak. Choose the brass and percussion options with organ for a dramatic and sonorousexperience.

This classic affirmation of praise is the quintessential statement for Palm Sunday. Vicki Courtney sets this standard with festive organ and handbells for a brilliant presentation. There is a respect for the original material asthe arranger decorates her score with great craftsmanship and singers and ringers alike will delight in the results. Exciting!