Ten advanced piano arrangements in slightly different styles to interest most pianists.

The Old Rugged Cross
Arranged for advanced pianists with traditional old church
feel.

7 pages. Keys of G-flat, A, and B.

At The Cross
This arrangement begins very open and free, enticing the
listener to reflect on the words of the old hymns. As the arrangement
continues, the music progresses in complexity, ending with a hint of Southern
Gospel flair.

5 pages. Keys of E-flat and C.

When I Survey The Wondrous Cross
A slow-paced, thought-provoking arrangement of ?When I
Survey? with a notable left hand portion.

6 pages. Keys of C, B-flat, and D-flat.

O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
Arranged with an epic flavor for advanced pianists, full of
arpeggios and octaves.

5 pages. Keys of E minor and A minor.

Beneath The Cross Of Jesus
An old hymn reimagined with lush, moving chords for advanced
pianists.

6 pages. Keys of C, B-flat, and G.

I Stand Amazed In The Presence
Advanced piano hymn solo with a light jazz/easy listening
flavor.

4 pages. Key of E-flat.

Hallelujah! What A Savior (Man Of Sorrows, What A Name)
The old favorite is combined with a unique and original
melody in this advanced solo hymn arrangement.

4 pages. Key of A-flat.

At Calvary
A Southern Gospel flavor in an advanced piano setting.

6 pages. Keys of A and F-sharp major.

Down At The Cross (Glory To His Name)
A reflective arrangement for advanced solo church pianists.

5 pages. Keys of D and B-flat.

Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross (In The Cross)
A lilting arrangement of ?In the Cross? for advanced
pianists with a small hint of jazz.

5 pages. Keys of D, B-flat, and E-flat.

This is a very dramatic arrangement of O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus for advanced intermediate piano solo. The intro, interlude and ending are borrowed from Bach's 2-part Invention in A minor. The hymn begins quietly and simple, but builds in intensity by the 2nd verse with bass octaves, chords, and arpeggios and R.H. 3 and 4 note chords. Use rubato on the quieter sections for a very moving performance. LOTS of helpful fingering added (especially the Bach sections!). This tune of the hymn is an old Welsh melody that is very haunting; it blends with the Bach invention very nicely. Great arrangement for church prelude, offertory or special music; impressive recital piece, too. Arranged by Amy J. Snyder. Visit Amy at https://www.facebook.com/amyjsnyder7.