Come Share the Lord

A Treasury of Piano Solos for Communion-Jim Lucas has created a new collection of piano solos appropriate for those intimate moments during the Lord's Supper. Like his earlier books Come Share the Lord includes both hymns and praise songs that can be used in anyworship style. Titles include: Come Share the Lord • What Wondrous Love Is This • Were You There? • Beneath the Cross of Jesus • and six others.

In the series: Hymns for a Changing World.This hymn has as its title (and opening line of each verse) the very short but beautiful prayer shared by the new Bishop of Salford with his clergy and parishioners. The sound sample (final verse) is sung by the Parish Priest and Congregation of St Joseph's RC Church Darwen LancashireVerse 1:Stay with us Lord on our journey Close at the dawn of each day.Share in our hopes share in our dreams Help us to find our way.Be with us Lord in our gladness Strengthened with you at our side Safe in your hands safe in your love Safe with you truth asguide......Final Verse:Stay with us Lord on our journey Close when your peace is in sight.Fill us with joy welcome us home Home to eternal light.Lead us O Lord to your Kingdom Strengthened with you at our side Safe in your hands safe in your love Safe with your truth as guide.

SATB Voicing-This classic communion song by Bryan Jeffery Leech has been given new life by veteran arranger Keith Christopher. The vocal parts are very accessible for any choir and provide a musical invitation to the Lord's Table. Theorchestration creates a welcoming atmosphere for any congregation. This new arrangement is simply beautiful. Accompaniment tracks and conductor's score and parts available separately.

This intermediate-level piano solo collection features Fred Bock's introspective interpretations of ten songs for use in worship or personal reflection. Includes: Be Still and Know ? Come Share the Lord ? Give Thanks? He Is Lord ? Healer of Broken Hearts ? The Hiding Place ? Just as I Am ? On Eagle's Wings ? Precious Lord Take My Hand ? and What a Friend We Have in Jesus plus an introduction by Fred's sonStephen.

This popular Communion song attains new heights of grandeur under the lofty hands of Grimoaldo Macchia. Beginning in a Baroque style it gradually emerges into the lovely tune we know. Medium in difficulty for church or concert use.

Double Act is a collection of duets where the accent is on playing for pleasure. It is aimed at players of equal standard with the melody often shared between the parts. The popular melodies cover a broadspectrum of styles that will appeal to trumpeters of all ages and abilities from Grade 2 upwards. The duets will help to develop technique and the familiar tunes will make sight-reading easy and rewarding.Adagio from Clarinet Concerto - MozartAmazing grace - Traditional American melodyAndante from Violin Concerto - MendelssohnBlow the wind southerly - Traditional English melodyCanon in D - PachelbelCome landlord fill the flowing bowl - Traditional Scottish student songDaisy Daisy - Harry DacreDance to your daddy - Traditional Northumbrian melodyDick's maggot From 'The Dancing Master' - John PlayfordDonkey riding - Traditional Canadian melodyEvening prayer from 'Hansel and Gretel' - HumperdinckFlower duet from 'Lakmé' - DelibesHallelujah chorus from 'Messiah' - HandelHornpipe from 'WaterMusic' - HandelI do like to be beside the seaside - John A. Glover-KindJ'ai du bon tabac - Traditional French melodyLa donna è mobile - VerdiLinstead Market - Traditional Jamaican melodyLittlebrown jug - Joseph WinnerLullaby - BrahmsMango walk - Traditional Jamaican melodyMinuet in G - BeethovenNearer my God to thee - Lowell MasonPrelude from 'Te Deum' - CharpentierRule Britannia- Thomas Augustine ArneSoldier soldier - Traditional English melodyStill still still (Hush hush hush) - Traditional Austrian melodySwing low - SpiritualThe ash grove - Traditional Welsh melodyTheBritish grenadiers - Traditional English melodyThis jazzy old man - Adapted from a traditional English melodyWaltzing Matilda - Marie Cowa