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Organ Sheet Music – Elevate Your Worship & Performance
Every Sunday, church organists face the same question: what do you play...
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Seasonal Sheet Music
Seasonal sheet music for the moments when the right piece matters: Christmas,...
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Piano Sheet Music – Inspire Your Playing
Sacred hymns sound different on the piano than they do in a...
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Choir sheet music
Not every choir needs four-part SATB arrangements and professional voices. Some of...
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Hymn Reharmonizations – Breathe New Life into Timeless Hymns
Hymn reharmonization makes familiar melodies feel newly alive by setting them over...
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Gifts and More
For the organist who has everything — except a reminder of why...
Recent Articles
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The Boldest Stop on the Organ: Meet ‘Dance of t...
Most organists avoid the trumpet stop. ‘Dance of the Trumpet’ is an energetic intermediate organ solo written to let that bold, brassy voice finally sing.
The Boldest Stop on the Organ: Meet ‘Dance of t...
Most organists avoid the trumpet stop. ‘Dance of the Trumpet’ is an energetic intermediate organ solo written to let that bold, brassy voice finally sing.
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Learning a New Piece Before Sunday: A Practice ...
A calm, week-long way to learn a new organ or piano arrangement before Sunday: read it through, drill the hard spots, and rehearse for the room.
Learning a New Piece Before Sunday: A Practice ...
A calm, week-long way to learn a new organ or piano arrangement before Sunday: read it through, drill the hard spots, and rehearse for the room.
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All Is Well: The Story Behind “Come, Come, Ye S...
The story behind ‘Come, Come, Ye Saints’—written in a muddy Iowa camp in 1846—and how to play this pioneer hymn like you mean it.
All Is Well: The Story Behind “Come, Come, Ye S...
The story behind ‘Come, Come, Ye Saints’—written in a muddy Iowa camp in 1846—and how to play this pioneer hymn like you mean it.
