Jazzy Hymn Arrangements-Book Five 2nd Edition has 19 well-known Christian hymns and a bonus Old Time Religion Medley that has been arranged with jazz chords and aimed at the intermediate player. The original melodies and rhythms have not been changed. A few important finger numbers have been added to make learning even quicker and easier. Plenty of room has been left for the more advanced pianist to improvise. When printing, be sure to have even page numbers on the left and odd on the right to avoid page turns. Contents include: All the Way My Savior Leads Me, Are YouWashed in the Blood?,Breathe on Me, Breath of God, Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah, Heavenly Sunlight,I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, I Love to Tell the Story, Just aCloser Walk With Thee, Love Lifted Me, Man of Sorrows, More AboutJesus, No, Not One! Old Time Religion Medley (Old Time Religion,TheChurch in the Wildwood, Bringing in the Sheaves, I Shall Not BeMoved), Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior, Savior, Like a Shepherd LeadUs, Since Jesus Came Into My Heart, Sunlight, Swing Low, There ShallBe Showers of Blessings, To God Be the Glory. I use these arrangements for preludes, offertories, postludes. They would be appropriate for piano lessons, recitals, funerals and school. If you like these arrangements, please visit https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/publishers/Phil-Hamm-sheet-music/3002027 for a complete listing of all my arrangements and originals. Videos of these and other pieces can be seen on my FaceBook page at https://www.facebook.com/phil.hamm.3 Please message me at FB about any questions you might have concerning these or any of my other arrangements.

One of the best-loved gospel songs worldwide, ?How Great Thou Art? began as a nine-stanza hymn of praise, ?O Store Gud? (?O Great God?), written in 1885 by Swedish poet and lay minister Carl Gustav Boberg (1859?1940). In 1891 Boberg published the poem, accompanied by a Swedish folk melody, in Sanningsvittnet (Witness for the Truth), a weekly Christian journal of which he was editor. Today, the tune is commonly named ?Sanningsvittnet? in hymnals. From its Swedish origins, the text was translated to German in 1907, then to Russian in 1912. The Russian text became the basis for a translation to English by Stuart W. K. Hine (1899?1989), a British Methodist missionary who discovered it in 1931 while on mission in the Ukraine. Hine's work commonly contains four verses: the first two being a relatively close translation of stanzas by Boberg, and the latter two being original verses by Hine. Published in 1949, ?How Great Thou Art? gained great popularity in North America after George Beverly Shea began singing it in the Billy Graham evangelistic crusades in 1955. It has been named the #1 favorite hymn by respondents to various polls in both the United States and United Kingdom. ©Copyright 2013 Todd Marchand / ConSpiritoMusic.com

Queen favorite Bohemian Rhapsody. Arranged for 4 C flute parts, alto flute, bass flute, with C flute alternates for alto and bass. Everybody loves this song! 5:50.