Piano Solo - Advanced Intermediate - Digital

Build My Life is a terrific, worshipful contemporary Christian song with a great message: "Worthy of every song I could ever sing...I will build my life upon Your love, it is a firm foundation." This is an advanced intermediate level piano solo, containing arpeggios in the L.H. and single melody line, 3rds and 6ths in the R.H. The arrangements builds toward the bridge then comes back down to worshipful tones at the end. The bridge is repeated several times with each repeat a little different in difficulty. Measures 63-66 and their repeat in measures 75-78 are challenging; but so rewarding once you can play them! If it's too much of a challenge, you can easily substitute m. 59-62 (and m. 79-82 on the repeated phrase), or just skip them all together. There's also lots of helpful fingering added. Written by Matt Redman, Pat Barrett, Kirby Kaple, Brett Younker, Karl Martin. Arranged by Amy J. Snyder. Visit Amy at www.facebook.com/amyjsnyder7 . If you like this arrangement, you may also like Amy's arrangement of WayMaker,
The Blessing, O Praise the Name, Goodness of God, I Can Only Imagine, Oceans, What a Beautiful Name,
Reckless Love, King of My Heart, You Raise Me Up, Good Good Father, O To See the Dawn, Revelation Song, and more.

In Heavenly Peace is a book of 10 Christmas carols arranged for the advanced pianist. Titles include: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, Lo, How A Rose E\'er Blooming, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence, I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day, Wexford Carol, Infant Holy, Infant Lowly, Silent Night, Holy Night, Of the Father\'s Love Begotten, and O Holy Night. Each of these titles is available separately but together is clearly a better deal. Many of the titles are flexible in length and can be easily modified to fit into a myriad of situations, either for church, recitals, or just pure enjoyment. Listen to the album where ever you listen to music, just scan the QR code on the 2nd page.

Based upon a traditional hymn tune in the public domain, ?Breathe on Me, Breath of God? is one of ten such original solo piano improvisations recorded and released by Dan Chadburn on his album, Held in the Light. Three additional improvisations on the album are original compositions. Recorded at Piano Haven in Sedona, Arizona in June, 2017, the album was awarded "Solo Piano Christian Album of the Year" by SoloPiano.com.

In her review published at NewAgeCD.com, Dyan Garris wrote, "The love emanating from this album will stay in your soul long after the music stops playing. In my opinion, Dan Chadburn is one of the most important solo piano artists of our time. Held in the Light is outstanding and definitely not to be missed. Exceptionally beautiful solo piano."

More information about Dan Chadburn and his music can be found at his website, www.DanChadburn.com

Popular on Sirius XM, Pandora, Spotify, Music Choice's Soundscapes, and other streaming platforms around the world, Dan Chadburn's music has been described as "exceptionally beautiful solo piano" (Dyan Garris - NewAgeCD.com). Kathy Parsons (MainlyPiano.com) has written, "Dan clearly indicates why solo piano can be the most expressive of any musical medium." His 2017 album, Held in the Light, was awarded "Solo Piano Christian Album of the Year" by SoloPiano.com.

Dan's 2021 arrangement of "Holy, Holy, Holy" continues in the inspiring style of that album, which included SheetMusicPlus.com's award-winning arrangements of "Amazing Grace," "Morning Has Broken," and "How Great Thou Art."

For more information on Dan Chadburn and his music, please visit his website at www.DanChadburn.com

Popular on Sirius XM, Pandora, Spotify, Music Choice's Soundscapes, and other streaming platforms around the world, Dan Chadburn's music has been described as "exceptionally beautiful solo piano" (Dyan Garris - NewAgeCD.com). Kathy Parsons (MainlyPiano.com) has written, "Dan clearly indicates why solo piano can be the most expressive of any musical medium." His 2017 album, Held in the Light, was awarded "Solo Piano Christian Album of the Year" by SoloPiano.com.

Dan's 2021 arrangement of "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" continues in the inspiring style of that album, which included SheetMusicPlus.com's award-winning arrangements of "Amazing Grace," "Morning Has Broken," and "How Great Thou Art."

For more information on Dan Chadburn and his music, please visit his website at www.DanChadburn.com

Based upon a traditional hymn tune in the public domain, "How Great Thou Art" is one of ten such original solo piano improvisations recorded and released by Dan Chadburn on his album, Held in the Light. Three additional improvisations on the album are original compositions. Recorded at Piano Haven in Sedona, Arizona in June, 2017, the album was awarded "Solo Piano Christian Album of the Year" by SoloPiano.com.

In her review published at NewAgeCD.com, Dyan Garris wrote, "The love emanating from this album will stay in your soul long after the music stops playing. In my opinion, Dan Chadburn is one of the most important solo piano artists of our time. Held in the Light is outstanding and definitely not to be missed. Exceptionally beautiful solo piano."

More information about Dan Chadburn and his music can be found at his website, www.DanChadburn.com

Based upon a traditional hymn tune in the public domain, ?Morning Has Broken? is one of ten such original solo piano improvisations recorded and released by Dan Chadburn on his album, Held in the Light. Three additional improvisations on the album are original compositions. Recorded at Piano Haven in Sedona, Arizona in June, 2017, the album was awarded "Solo Piano Christian Album of the Year" by SoloPiano.com.

In her review published at NewAgeCD.com, Dyan Garris wrote, "The love emanating from this album will stay in your soul long after the music stops playing. In my opinion, Dan Chadburn is one of the most important solo piano artists of our time. Held in the Light is outstanding and definitely not to be missed. Exceptionally beautiful solo piano."

More information about Dan Chadburn and his music can be found at his website, www.DanChadburn.com

10,000 REASONS (Bless the Lord, O My Soul), written by Jonas Myrin and Matt Redman, has been recorded by many of today's top Christian artists, and continues to be one of the most popular Praise and Worship songs of the 21st century. This arrangement, for pianists at an advanced intermediate level, wonderfully showcases the tune, capturing its beautiful simplicity. Judicious use of pedal, attention to dynamic markings, and, above all, sensitive and expressive interpretation,, will result in a memorable experience for both player and listener. Enjoy!

Anthony Giamanco is a member of ASCAP. His many piano, organ, choir, and chamber works are in the catalogs of numerous publishers including GIA, Shawnee Press, Alfred, Augsburg Fortress, Lorenz, and others. His pieces also can be purchased through sheetmusicplus.com, Sheet Music Marketplace, and JW Pepper.