That All May Be Edified

Description

Piano Accompaniment & Voice

This is the Piano Accompaniment & Voice book for the That All May Be Edified collection. The companion Organ Accompaniment book is sold separately.

This volume was carefully crafted by renowned arranger, Jackie Frost Halversen, to provide spiritually impactful musical numbers for sacred meetings with no preparation required of the singers. The congregation or choir simply sings unison melody as they attentively follow the conductor through each arrangement.

This book is perfect for congregational and impromptu choir numbers, among many other musical settings. The accompanist(s) and music director do the necessary preparation to perform these arrangements and should each have their own book. The piano and organ accompaniments are mid-late intermediate in difficulty and are sold separately*. The organ accompaniment part does not contain a vocal staff; only the piano/voice book contains lyrics and melodies.

These arrangements are also designed to be performed in a variety of musical scenarios, including:

• Congregation, choir, or vocal solo, with piano and/or organ accompaniment

• Piano or organ solo (the hymn melodies are present throughout)

• Piano/organ duet

• C instrument solo with Piano and/or organ accompaniment

Piano Accompaniment and Voice book (1203038)
Organ Accompaniment book (1203039)

Contents:
• A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief (Music: George Coles; Text: James Montgomery)
• Be Still, My Soul (Music: Jean Sibelius; Text: Katharina Von)
• Behold the Great Redeemer Die (Music: George Careless; Text: Eliza R. Snow)
• God Loved Us, So He Sent His Son (Music: Alexander Schreiner; Text: Edward P. Kimball)
• Jesus, Once of Humble Birth (Music: Giacomo Meyerbeer; Text: Parley P. Pratt)
• Nearer, My God, to Thee (Music: Lowell Mason; Text: Sarah F. Adams)
• Our Savior’s Love (Music: Crawford Gates; Text: Edward L. Hart)
• Where Can I Turn For Peace? (Music: Joleen G. Meredith; Text: Emma Lou Thayne)