Featuring music that highlights the word "Alleluia" in either title or text, these well-crafted arrangements will layer both the sanctuary and concert hall in joyful sound! Most of these highly creative selections are suitable for use anytime throughout the church year, and every arrangement is sure to enhance any worship or recital setting. Recommended!

If you sometimes find it a strain on the eyes to read standard sheet music, then you?ll love this Large Print version of ?Hymns of Thanksgiving.? This collection is identical to the ?Hymns of Thanksgiving--A Collection of ONE-Page Hymns for Solo Piano? except each of these songs is spread over TWO pages using a larger font size.


Designed for those times when a short, musical interlude is needed, this collection consists of six, two-page hymn arrangements, each taking about 1 minute to perform. In addition, all six of these hymns are arranged in the key of F major making it easy to flow from one to the next for more flexibility. Mix and match the 6 arrangements to create 2-3 song medleys. Each song is also easy to repeat if a longer instrumental interlude is needed.

While each song is specifically chosen to fit the Thanksgiving theme, these intermediate arrangements are also perfect to have on hand for filling the moments during or after a prelude, offertory, or prayer anytime of year.

Titles included in this collection:
Come, Ye Thankful People
Count Your Blessings
Now Thank We All Our God
Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow (Doxology)
Praise to the Lord
We Gather Together

The great hymn tune 'Judas Maccabaeus' Thine Be The Glory by Handel has been arranged for brass quintet. It can be used in a service of worship at anytime during the year and it is especially appropriate during the Easter season. This arrangement is also ideal for High School and College brass ensembles looking for new and innovative repertoire. The performance duration is in excess of two and a half minutes and the full score has five individual parts attached, each part fitting one page. Enjoy browsing my brass trio and ensemble arrangements on SMP, and also my many arrangements for trumpet and organ.

O Praise the Name (Anastasis) is a great praise and worship song for the Easter season, or anytime! The lyrics speak of the crucifixion of Christ, his burial, resurrection and 2nd coming. This piano solo is arranged for advanced intermediate and contains helpful fingering, LH octaves, and up to 4 note chords in the RH. (If 4 notes are too hard to reach, just leave off the lowest note and adjust the fingering). The song starts quietly and builds into a powerful last chorus. A fun interlude comes between the last verse and chorus. Great song for church prelude or special music, recital, or personal worship. Written by Benjamin Hastings, Marty Sampson, and Dean Ussher; arranged by Amy J. Snyder. Visit Amy at www.facebook.com/amyjsnyder7. © 2015 HILLSONG MUSIC PUBLISHING (APRA) (If you like this song, you may also like Amy's arrangements of Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, Via Dolorosa, Lamb of God, Way Maker, The Goodness of God, What a Beautiful Name, The Power of the Cross, Glorious Day, Oceans, You Raise Me Up, 10,000 Reasons, and I Can Only Imagine.)

Designed for those times when a short, musical interlude is needed, this collection consists of six, one-page hymn arrangements, each taking about 1 minute to perform. In addition, all six of these hymns are arranged in the key of F major making it easy to flow from one to the next for more flexibility. Mix and match the 6 arrangements to create 2-3 song medleys. Each song is also easy to repeat if a longer instrumental interlude is needed.

While each song is specifically chosen to fit the Thanksgiving theme, these intermediate arrangements are also perfect to have on hand for filling the moments during or after a prelude, offertory, or prayer anytime of year.

This collection is also available (separate purchase) in a LARGE PRINT version.

Titles included in this collection:
Come, Ye Thankful People
Count Your Blessings
Now Thank We All Our God
Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow (Doxology)
Praise to the Lord
We Gather Together

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