SKU: LO.20-2102L
ISBN 9780787765767.
Christ’s entry into Jerusalem is celebrated in this exciting arrangement that includes the spirituals Ride On, King Jesus and Hosanna, Loud, Hosanna. Your ringers will have the opportunity to work on various handbell techniques, including mallets, shakes, thumb damps, martellato, and martellato lifts. This piece will energize your Palm Sunday celebration, spring concert, or festival.
SKU: GI.G-8413
UPC: 785147841302. English. Text Source: Excerpt from In the Holy Nativity of Our Lord. Text by Richard Crashaw.
Although the diatonic harmonies seem a bit unexpected at times, they are well worth any extra attention you might have to pay them! And the homophonic treatment of the piece allows the listener to comprehend and appreciate the seventeenth-century text, which tells of Jesus as the light dispelling the darkness.
SKU: SP.TS271
ISBN 9781585600335. UPC: 649571102715.
The Best of Sacred published by Santorella Publications contains the most popular selections of sacred music in print. Written in both Piano Vocal (PVG) and Organ Vocal editions, these collections are masterfully arranged, edited and performed by Craig Stevens. This Piano Vocal best seller includes lyrics and chord box diagrams for guitar. Each piece is featured, with a magnificent piano solo performance, on the optional audio compact disc. That's 30 tracks with over 80 minutes of beautiful sacred music on one CD! Whether you prefer to worship alone or in a group, this inspirational collection is a must for any assembly. Amazing Grace - Blessed Assurance - Bringing In the Sheaves - Faith of Our Fathers - He's Got the Whole World - Holy God, We Praise Thy Name - In the Sweet By and By - His Eye Is On the Sparrow - Just a Closer Walk Thee - Swing Low Sweet Chariot - Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen - The Lord's Prayer - Go, Tell It On the Mountain - Standing In the Need of Prayer - The Water Is Wide - Jesus, Lover of My Soul - Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing - Nearer My God to Thee - Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow - The Lord Is My Shepherd - What A Friend - With God's Hand In Mine - Morning Has Broken - Simple Gifts - In the Garden - Kum Ba Ya - The Rosary - Open the Gates - The Palms - Ave Maria.
SKU: PR.114419960
ISBN 9781491135037. UPC: 680160683130.
I have always been fascinated with the concept of archangels - huge, supernatural beings with gigantic wings who visit earth to carry out their heavenly tasks. Archangels are the chief angels in Judeo-Christian and Islamic religions. The precise number of these high-ranking celestial beings varies from one religious source to another (typically from four to seven). The three movements of Archangels depict Michael, Raphael, and Gabriel - the three archangels most commonly referenced. Michael is a warrior who is ever vigilant to march into battle against forces of evil. In art, he is often portrayed with his wings spread open in mid-flight and wielding a large sword that is raised into an attack position. The first movement begins in darkness with the foreboding sound of his large, beating wings. Suddenly, Michael appears in all of his terrible glory and wreaks havoc on an army of demons. Raphael is a Hebraic name that translates to God heals, and he is in charge of all manners of healing. Artwork of Raphael typically shows him holding a staff, and he is often pictured with the round cheeks associated with a young cherub. In this quiet middle movement, Raphael gently makes his rounds to tend to the sick. Gabriel is the heralder of news. In Christianity, Gabriel's purpose is quite significant: he appears to Zechariah to announce the forthcoming birth of John the Baptist, and to Mary to announce the forthcoming birth of Jesus. Gabriel is often depicted holding a scepter, a stem of lilies, or an unfurled scroll. In this final movement of the piece, Gabriel trumpets his news for all to hear. -S.G.
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