Sure to create a wonderful thought-provoking moment during Lent this setting provides a reflective backdrop for contemplating Christ's suffering and death on the cross. While rhythmically simple the haunting text is fully expressed through dynamics the inclusion of handchimes and incidental changes in tempo. Beginning and developing ensembles will have no trouble polishing this Level 1+ piece in limited rehearsal time. Sure to create a wonderful thought-provoking moment during Lent this setting provides a reflective backdrop for contemplating Christ's suffering and death on the cross. While rhythmically simple the haunting text is fully expressed through dynamics the inclusion of handchimes and incidental changes in tempo. Beginning and developing ensembles will have no trouble polishing this Level 1+ piece in limited rehearsal time.

Alternating gentle lyrical passages with triumphant bold sections this arrangement of the beloved hymn is sure to enhance your worship throughout the church year. The melody passes back and forth freely between the handbells and piano with each part contributing to the harmony texture and overall effect of the piece. A key change on the last verse draws the piece to its final joyous ending. Alternating gentle lyrical passages with triumphant bold sections this arrangement of the beloved hymn is sure to enhance your worship throughout the church year. The melody passes back and forth freely between the handbells and piano with each part contributing to the harmony texture and overall effect of the piece. A key change on the last verse draws the piece to its final joyous ending.

This is a perfect selection to open a worship service. The tune OLD 100TH better known to most people as the Doxology is given suitable Level 1 techniques of LV echo shake and martellato in this delightful setting in which everyone gets a turn at playing the melody at some point. This is a perfect selection to open a worship service. The tune OLD 100TH better known to most people as the Doxology is given suitable Level 1 techniques of LV echo shake and martellato in this delightful setting in which everyone gets a turn at playing the melody at some point.

A memorable earworm countermelody unifies three stanzas of the familiar hymn tune BROTHER JAMES' AIR. In the middle minor section the melody moves to the bass against thumb-damped treble chords. Then the countermelody returns and leads us to a final triumphant statement. This compelling arrangment assures us that the Lord truly is our Good Shepherd making it ideal for the Easter season as well as general occasions. A memorable earworm countermelody unifies three stanzas of the familiar hymn tune BROTHER JAMES' AIR. In the middle minor section the melody moves to the bass against thumb-damped treble chords. Then the countermelody returns and leads us to a final triumphant statement. This compelling arrangment assures us that the Lord truly is our Good Shepherd making it ideal for the Easter season as well as general occasions.