Organ & Sheet Music Blog
Now Let Us Rejoice: The Story Behind the Hymn
W. W. Phelps printed “Now Let Us Rejoice” in Missouri in 1833, months before the Saints were driven out. Here is the hymn’s story and how to play it.
Now Let Us Rejoice: The Story Behind the Hymn
W. W. Phelps printed “Now Let Us Rejoice” in Missouri in 1833, months before the Saints were driven out. Here is the hymn’s story and how to play it.
How to Mark Your Sheet Music Before Sunday
A soft pencil prevents most Sunday slips. How I mark fingering, pedaling, registration, breaths, and page turns so I am ready at the organ.
How to Mark Your Sheet Music Before Sunday
A soft pencil prevents most Sunday slips. How I mark fingering, pedaling, registration, breaths, and page turns so I am ready at the organ.
Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee: The Story Behi...
The story behind Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee: a medieval Latin poem, a grieving translator, the ST. AGNES tune, and how to play it on the organ.
Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee: The Story Behi...
The story behind Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee: a medieval Latin poem, a grieving translator, the ST. AGNES tune, and how to play it on the organ.
How to Sight-Read a Hymn on Short Notice
Asked to play hymns at the last minute? A ward organist shares how to sight-read with confidence: what to check first, picking a tempo, and simplifying.
How to Sight-Read a Hymn on Short Notice
Asked to play hymns at the last minute? A ward organist shares how to sight-read with confidence: what to check first, picking a tempo, and simplifying.
I Need Thee Every Hour: A Piano and Organ Duet ...
A tender piano and organ duet of I Need Thee Every Hour for sacrament meeting, plus the hymn's story and tips for rehearsing with your ward's organist.
I Need Thee Every Hour: A Piano and Organ Duet ...
A tender piano and organ duet of I Need Thee Every Hour for sacrament meeting, plus the hymn's story and tips for rehearsing with your ward's organist.
The Story Behind “Come, Thou Fount of Every Ble...
A converted hairdresser's apprentice, an 1813 folk tune, and the line "prone to wander": the story behind Come, Thou Fount, now hymn 1001 in our hymnbook.
The Story Behind “Come, Thou Fount of Every Ble...
A converted hairdresser's apprentice, an 1813 folk tune, and the line "prone to wander": the story behind Come, Thou Fount, now hymn 1001 in our hymnbook.