SKU: AD.ADG203

ISBN 9781934163986. UPC: 663389120327. 9 x 12 inches.

Gospel Riffs God Would Love To Hear for Organ by Andrew Gordon is a compendium of 33 Contemporary Gospel riffs for organists to learn the art of Gospel stylings. There are also arrangements of some traditional Gospel songs including Amazing Grace and When The Saints Go Marching In showing how to incorporate the riffs in the book into these well known Gospel songs. Play in the styles of Ray Charles, Dr. John, Billy Preston, Leon Russell, and Andre Crouch and see how Blues, Jazz and other contemporary styles are associated with the Gospel sound.

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Gospel Riffs God Would Love To Hear I love Gospel music, and so far with Andrew Gordon's books I haven't been disappointed. This book was no exception. And even though I thought.

SKU: HL.49006980

ISBN 9790001074780. 9.0x5.75x0.088 inches.

SKU: HP.C5643R

UPC: 763628256432. Psalms 40:30, Revelation 15:3, Revelation 21:21, Ephesians 1:7, 1 John 1:1-9, 1 John 2:1-2, Philippians 3:4-14.

Medley of old gospel hymns Everyone loves to sing the old, gospel hymns that remind us of our faith journey and of those who have gone on to sing with the saints in glory. This exuberant Joel Raney medley combines many favorites in a variety of musical textures and styles, including: I Will Sing the Wondrous Story, When We All Get to Heaven, He Keeps Me Singing, Sweet By and By, and I Will Sing of My Redeemer. The addition of rhythm enhances this toe-tapping nostalgic journey. The Rhythm packet contains parts for: Electric Guitar, Bass, B3 Organ (Synth) & Drums.

SKU: SU.80101410

Fantasy-Variations on Two Themes (2017) for organ was written for Heinrich Christensen in celebration of his significant 2017 birthday. The musical material for the work comprises two different themes. The first is a short melody by the Danish composer Carl Nielsen (1865-1931). (It was a sketch originally intended for inclusion in, but ultimately left out of, Nielsen's late organ work 29 Little Preludes.) This theme represents Heinrich's native Denmark. The second theme is the American folk-gospel hymn Angel Band. This theme represents Heinrich's adopted American homeland. It serves also as a remembrance of our dear mutual friend Harry Lyn Huff (1952-2016), for whom the tune was a particular favorite. Both these themes are developed freely in a set of alternating fantasy-variations. The opening variation begins with a dramatic pedal solo before quoting both themes. The second variation is a lyric setting based on the Nielsen melody. The third is a jubilant hornpipe on Angel Band. The fourth is an aria on a transformation of the Nielsen melody. The fifth is a gigue-toccata on Angel Band. The sixth is an atmospheric contemplation: lush chords in the manuals move slowly and hint at Angel Band while the Nielsen melody is heard for the first time in its complete original form on a high pedal stop. The seventh and final variation begins with a brief evocation of the harmonies of the late Daniel Pinkham (a mentor to both Heinrich and me) before going on to return dramatically and jubilantly to the opening music, bringing together both themes again in a bold conclusion. Instrumentation: Organ Duration: 15' Composed: 2017 Published by: Zimbel Press.

SKU: JK.02024

UPC: 093285020245.

From the renowned tabernacle organist, Clay Christiansen, we give you 9 Sacred Hymn Settings for Organ. You will love playing these glorious renditions of familiar hymns, including A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief, Count Your Blessings, and Praise to the Man. They are intermediate to advanced in difficulty and are appropriate for prelude, postlude, and sacred organ performances of any kind.
Contents:
A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief
Count Your Blessings
God, Our Father, Hear Us Pray
In Fasting We Approach Thee
O God, the Eternal Father
O Thou Kind and Gracious Father
Praise to the Man
The Spirit of God
Though Deepening Trials


Composer: Various
Arranger: Clay Christiansen
Difficulty: Intermediate to Advanced
Nine Sacred Hymn Settings for Organ.

SKU: CA.739300

ISBN 9790007172268. Text language: Latin.

Veni was composed by Kay Johannsen in November 2015. Similar to his 2010 work Et vidimus gloriam eius for four choral groups (SSA, TTB, SATB, SATB) and organ based on the beginning of St John's Gospel, Veni requires a spatial separation of three four-part choirs. The starting point of the composition is the 12th century hymn Veni redemptor gentium by St Ambrose of Milan, which Martin Luther used as the basis of his 1524 hymn Nun komm, der Heiland. The four sections of the cantus firmus are sung in turn by all the basses, altos, sopranos, and tenors, each part at a louder dynamic than the other parts. For the accompanying voices Johannsen uses different principles of canonic technique and motivic variation, with most of the material derived from the cantus firmus. The organ part of this 12-part chorale arrangement provides a harmonic orientation, but is completely independent and introduces both moments of rhythmic accentuation and elements of veiling. The choral writing is also deepened and elevated by the organ sounds derived from the text. Despite all the motivic links between the parts, the music has a direct sensual effect as a sound collage. The work ends with three increasingly distant, homophonic invocations of Veni: the plea Komm occurs at the beginning as at the end.

SKU: LO.70-2207L

ISBN 9780787767969.

Iouri Grichetchkine has crafted a set of fresh arrangements of beloved hymns of the faith. The influences in the music are diverse: from classical to gospel and light jazz. In particular, a number of the hymns receive a treatment with a different character than many other organ arrangements of a given tune, making these settings especially useful at filling in the gaps within one's hymn-based organ library.