SKU: JF.MFBJG0698
A gently and tender arrangement of the lovely tune,Pavane by Faure.
SKU: HL.302627
ISBN 9781540064851. UPC: 888680967390. 6.75x10.5x0.305 inches. Arr. Joseph M. Martin/Heather Sorenson.
Following the success of The Thrill of Hope for the Christmas season comes What Wondrous Hope for Lent, Holy Week and Eastertide. Mingling traditional and contemporary elements, this cantata tells the story of Christ's ministry, passion and resurrection with thoughtful narration by Pamela Stewart. Great hymnody and modern worship songs are woven together in a way that is especially useful for the traditional/transitional church. Bringing the various services of the season into community, this work provides for two distinct endings for optimal programming flexibility. A full line of support products is available to assist learning and performance. This outstanding balance of ancient and modern music is a thoughtful choice for churches exploring a diversity of musical styles in worship. Songs include: Untitled; Speak, O Lord; Come, Ye Seekers; Home (The Arms of God); Hosanna (with “All Glory, Laud and Honorâ€); Behold the Lamb (Communion Hymn); Gethsemane Hymn; What Wondrous Love Is This; Mercy Tree; Easter Song. Score and Parts (fl, ob, cl, hn 1-2, perc 1-2, acgtr, b, dm, pno, vn 1-2, va, vc) available as a Printed Edition and as a digital download. Parts for Praise Band (perc 1-2, acgtr, b, dm, pno) also available as a digital download.
SKU: LP.0834175932
ISBN 9780834175938.
SKU: HP.2872
UPC: 763628128722.
American Folk Hymn This great American folk hymn begins meditatively, through use of the singing bell and malleted bells off the table, offering an effective meditation on Christ's wonderful love. As the hymn text moves from reflective stanzas to full praise in the final stanzas with the words, To God and to the Lamb I will sing, so too, this compelling setting gains momentum and energy.
SKU: HL.356271
UPC: 840126940886. 9x12 inches.
While each of these solos are available separately, this set makes an excellent bargain. Fred Bock's classic “Take, Eat,” and Allan Petker's “At This Table,” and his setting of Faure's “Pavane” into “Lamb of God, What Wondrous Love,” have been arranged for solo voice with optional duet voice parts and obbligato.
