Several years ago, I published a piano solo (elementary level) of “Nothing But the Blood of Jesus“. Later on, I came up with a simple accompaniment on a second piano while my student played the solo arrangement on another piano. We played it in church and I shared the video on my youtube channel.
Since that time, several church pianists have asked for the teacher accompaniment part which was in my head until now 😉
The teacher’s part may not sound identical to the youtube version…. but it’s close!
Hope you enjoy using this free accompaniment version for “Nothing But the Blood of Jesus.” (elementary piano solo)
As stated by Greg: “You might recognize this arrangement because it is an adaption of a longer version I recorded of this song on Quiet Place. I hear from people often who want arrangements from that album and this is the most requested song.”
Looking forward to publishing “We Have a Saviour Who Cares” by Mina Oglesby.
I’m working on the written arrangement of this duet.
Here’s a video clip of myself with a friend singing it at our church this past Sunday. (The alto part will have a higher harmony in several spots for the final written version; just had to keep a low harmony throughout for my limited vocal range)
Very advanced sacred piano solo, 3 & 1/2 pgs.
A very moving rendition of a well-known hymn.
Jenifer's fresh stylings bring this hymn to life as it communicates the thought of God's holiness.
Our ladies’ ensemble LOVES to sing “The Reason I Sing” written by Niki Lott of christiancompositions.com
This arrangement can be purchased at christiancompositions.com as sheet music or in a book collection entitled “The Reason I Sing” two to three part arrangements for ladies.
We chose to sing the verses in unison due to our short practice time and we sang only a portion of the arrangement due to our limited vocal range which we’re working on.
This song is SUCH a blessing to sing and look forward to singing more songs from the book entitled “The Reason I Sing”. One of the ladies in our church has already sang several of the songs as a solo too.
*Special note: I didn’t strictly follow the written piano accompaniment but the written accompaniment is pretty 🙂
Just published a sacred two piano arrangement that I’ve had on file for several years. My male piano students have really enjoyed this energy-driven piece.
Here’s a video of one of my students (on the keyboard) playing along with one of our college students in a recent service.
I just subscribed to Dorothy Taubman’s youtube channel. I’ve known of Dorothy’s work and have gleaned from several of her youtube lessons over the years.
I would love to attend piano clinics but distance is usually a factor so I bring learning to my living room via youtube and other internet resources.
If you want to play with ease, you will enjoy the following video. I was encouraged to discover that I teach some of the same solutions for technical passages but enjoyed hearing Dorothy’s easy-to-understand solutions!
Even though I’m not a small handed pianist…I sometimes experience the feeling of having small hands due to challenging passages in music. While in high school I would always roll a 10th in the left hand. However…after playing a 10th with a gentle “rolled” movement over time….I found that I had stretched my left hand span and soon began playing solid 10ths!
While researching pianists with small hands, I came across the following inspiring article and video!
