Format : Set of Parts
SKU: HP.8278
UPC: 763628182786. Words by John Parker.
Lent & Easter Musical with words by John Parker This Joel Raney cantata, with text by John Parker, centers on the events of Holy Week - beginning with Jesus' triumphant ride into Jerusalem with one thousand hosannas filling the air, to the events of Good Friday and the true passion of the one sacrifice, and finally concluding with the joyous celebration of the risen one. The original music is both uplifting and intensely stirring, as the story unfolds in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. Options are given for concluding with the Good Friday events or with the resurrection. An accessible orchestral accompaniment is available. Performance time: 25-30 minutes.
SKU: LO.99-3905L
UPC: 000308150599.
Performance/accompaniment CD for Sacrifice of Praise (10/5164L) This stately anthem is a prayer to be a sacrifice of praise. With a well-executed traditional approach, it features singable original melodies, a soprano descant, and a brass accompaniment, making it an excellent programming option for many applications.
SKU: LO.30-3599L
UPC: 000308150582.
Brass and Percussion Score and Parts for Sacrifice of Praise (10/5164L) This stately anthem is a prayer to be a sacrifice of praise. With a well-executed traditional approach, it features singable original melodies, a soprano descant, and a brass accompaniment, making it an excellent programming option for many applications.
SKU: LP.765762102521
UPC: 765762102521.
This deeply moving and compelling musical is a beautiful response to God's loving, sacrificial and powerful act of redemption. Sacred and cherished hymns, popular worship songs, and new, expressive compositions combine in arrangements that are both poignant and moving, while retaining a level of difficulty that even the smallest choir can master. The emotive narrations are derived directly from the scriptures and perfectly frame the musical settings. In addition, the work includes several solo and congregational opportunities for participation. Echoing the song of heaven's eternity, this 47-minute presentation is assembled in 4 main sections: I. Worthy of Praise II. Worthy of Our Love III. A Worthy Sacrifice IV. Worthy of Exaltation
SKU: LO.99-2654L
UPC: 000308124330.
No Greater Sacrifice is a thoughtful review of the last days of Jesus' earthly life as He prepared Himself and His followers for that which was to come. It is a poignant look at the Master as He fulfilled the call of God and became the sacrificial Lamb. The inspirational blending of music, lyrics, and narration provides the framework for a most meaningful worship experience. This work may be presented in a single 20–25 minute performance, or the five individual anthems and their correlating narratives may be used to present the final days of Jesus' life during a series of Lenten or Holy Week services. Beginning with the Palm Sunday entrance into Jerusalem and concluding with the resounding refrain Worthy Is the Lamb!, this flexible and practical worship resource is designed specifically for creative church musicians to use during the busy Lenten season.
SKU: JK.00854
1 Samuel 15:22.
Original choral anthem by Crawford Gates, with scriptural text from 1 Samuel 15:22, highlighting the value of obedience. Composer: Crawford Gates Lyricist: 1 Samuel 15:22 Difficulty: Medium Performance time: 1:20Reference: 1 Samuel 15:22.
SKU: LO.99-2652L
UPC: 000308124316.
SKU: LO.10-5546L
ISBN 9780787772529.
This powerful song of commitment is based on the book of Philippians, and the words of the great missionary, David Livingstone. The popular writing team of Patricia Mock and Faye López remind us that a life of sacrifice is the offering that I bring..
SKU: LO.99-2650L
UPC: 000308124293.
No Greater Sacrifice is a thoughtful review of the last days of Jesus' earthly life as He prepared Himself and His followers for that which was to come. It is a poignant look at the Master as He fulfilled the call of God and became the sacrificial Lamb. The inspirational blending of music, lyrics, and narration provides the framework for a most meaningful worship experience. This work may be presented in a single 20–25 minute performance, or the five individual anthems and their correlating narratives may be used to present the final days of Jesus' life during a series of Lenten or Holy Week services. Beginning with the Palm Sunday entrance into Jerusalem and concluding with the resounding refrain Worthy Is the Lamb!, this flexible and practical worship resource is designed specifically for creative church musicians to use during the busy Lenten season. Includes SATB and SAB versions.
SKU: BT.MUSAM966933
ISBN 9780711984356.
Solo piano arrangements, without the lyrics, of thirteen superb Elton John songs, including Candle In The Wind, Crocodile Rock, Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me, Sacrifice and Your Song.
SKU: CF.CPS265
ISBN 9781491161289. UPC: 680160919871.
Remembrance was written in November 2018. In remembrance of what it took for us to be here... was the only original program note. The piece can mean different things to different people; however, it brings unity to all under the theme of remembrance. We fight for many things: love, patriotism, freedom, ideology, possession...all of which have cost tremendous sacrifice. It was the battles, the blood and sweat, and the sacrifice of those that came before us that created the world as we know it. Remembrance is a tender, melancholic reflection that silently gives thanks to every step and every sacrifice that was made to bring us what we have today. Yes, what we have may not be perfect--nor is it anywhere near complete--but with each generation's responsibility to carry the torch and never forget, hopefully we can make everything worth it. Performance Notes This tender piece is an excellent opportunity to explore nuanced phrasing. While many sections may play similar parts, often the phrasing and dynamics are marked differently across the band. Each of these discrepancies should be brought out and add to the perpetual motion of the piece. Encourage confident, yet subtle entrances and furthermore, think about the ends of notes as important as the beginning. Really bring out the hairpins in sections such as m. 29, m. 67, and m. 81 as expressive devices. Despite the piece's major key, through the various levels of dissonance and tension, both the ensemble and the audience should feel the sacrifices and tragedy that this piece celebrates. The tempo should not be much slower than the marked tempos and with the careful observation of the various tempo changes, there should be a constant momentum pushing throughout the piece, all the way past the end that leaves the audience in thought with an uplifting, pensive, and gentle clarinet chord.Remembrance was written in November 2018. “In remembrance of what it took for us to be here...†was the only original program note. The piece can mean different things to different people; however, it brings unity to all under the theme of remembrance.We fight for many things: love, patriotism, freedom, ideology, possession...all of which have cost tremendous sacrifice. It was the battles, the blood and sweat, and the sacrifice of those that came before us that created the world as we know it. Remembrance is a tender, melancholic reflection that silently gives thanks to every step and every sacrifice that was made to bring us what we have today. Yes, what we have may not be perfect—nor is it anywhere near complete—but with each generation’s responsibility to carry the torch and never forget, hopefully we can make everything worth it.Performance NotesThis tender piece is an excellent opportunity to explore nuanced phrasing. While many sections may play similar parts, often the phrasing and dynamics are marked differently across the band. Each of these discrepancies should be brought out and add to the perpetual motion of the piece. Encourage confident, yet subtle entrances and furthermore, think about the ends of notes as important as the beginning. Really bring out the hairpins in sections such as m. 29, m. 67, and m. 81 as expressive devices. Despite the piece’s major key, through the various levels of dissonance and tension, both the ensemble and the audience should feel the sacrifices and tragedy that this piece celebrates.The tempo should not be much slower than the marked tempos and with the careful observation of the various tempo changes, there should be a constant momentum pushing throughout the piece, all the way past the end that leaves the audience in thought with an uplifting, pensive, and gentle clarinet chord.
