Early intermediate sacred piano solo. Four pages.
Contains: Introduction, 1st vs and chorus, 2nd verse and chorus with an energetic ending!
I wrote this for one of my daughter in laws to play at her brother's wedding. She needed an easy to learn arrangement of this hymn. I wound up writing this arrangement since we couldn't find an easy version.
Recently, one of my daughter-in-laws was searching for a piano arrangement of “Praise to the Lord the Almighty.”
She needed an easy enough level to learn in time to play for her brother’s wedding during the candle-lighting.
I searched and didn’t find a version she could learn in time. My answer….I wrote a fairly easy arrangement….knowing she could easily embellish on her own. I plan to publish this easy-to-play arrangement ASAP!
Yay!!! We’re back online!! Thanks to my wonderful husband for repairing my
hard drive that crashed the same week my website had issues.
To share our celebration of the re-opening of our store… we are offering 20% off anything on our church pianist website… except for the “off-site” products. The sale runs from March 16 through March 23rd, 2024
The songs that are “off site” should state so in the product description.
Several of my viewers are asking for sheet music to a short video I did on youtube this past week. The four hymns were spontaneous. So, in time I will try to create at least one more from that particular video. It will probably be “Near to the Heart of God”.
“All the Way My Savior Leads Me” was the first hymn I played in the short video. I would guess this is an early advanced level. My spontaneous pieces do not always have much structure but you’re welcome to wade through my homespun version of this hymn.
This piece wouldn’t take much prep time for the early advanced to advanced church pianist.
Early advanced sacred piano solo, 3 pgs.
One of Jenifer's homespun arrangements she penned to paper when viewers asked for a printed arrangement of one of her spontaneous pieces on facebook live.
Price: $3.75
Thanks to those who encouraged me to create sheet music for All the Way My Savior Leads Me.
I plan to do an outside recording real soon….of my new wedding song “Hearts Forever Joined”….weather permitting. I think it’s going to become an annual tradition for me to record a song outdoors while vacationing 🙂
Publication date is set for this Monday! Stay tuned 🙂
I met a nice young lady at the Composer Symposium this past summer who attends the church where my husband and I were married!
She is a great violinist and offered to add the violin bow & slur marks to my arrangement of “Nearer My God to Thee”. It has taken me a while to finalize the arrangement but now complete and available in our music store.
A big thanks to Abby Phillips for adding the violin markings! See video of Abby below playing her own arrangement of “I’d Rather Have Jesus” in her home church.
Sacred violin solo w/ piano accompaniment; 4 pgs. *Price covers two copies.
A nice solo piece for any occasion. The beautiful melody of this hymn flows gently back and forth between the piano and violin. *Bowing & slur marks included for violin.
Finally! My first time to play for the Bridal processional without having to condense off the top of my head!
The Bridal entrance and then the introduction of the couple followed by recessional… are what I consider the highlights of a wedding ceremony.
Both of these highlights are so short lived…making it a challenge for the pianist or organist who usually have to condense or shorten the music selection.
One of my dear friends just got married this past Saturday and wanted Canon in D as the Bridal song. I tinkered around with an intro and also tried making Canon in D sound regal instead of laid back. Of course the idea for an intro didn’t hit me until a few hours before the wedding rehearsal. I am so use to playing the traditional version…so I had to write out the condensed version.
This particular arrangement was meant for the Bride only….so it’s shorter than most wedding selections.
*Tip: I like to taper off (play gradually softer) when the bride gets closer to the front of the auditorium.
Piano arrangement; Bridal processional only. Approx. 40 seconds. One page.
Ever had trouble condensing the traditional Bridal March? Look no more! This short and to the point selection fits the occasion!
A nice trumpet fanfare for the piano introduction...makes for an exciting grand entrance.
