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Prices reduced for all hymnals
New resources for orchestra, 3/14
Good Friday anthem: “Kyrie eleison”
“Have This Mind Among You” and other new resources
“Rock of Ages”: piano, lead sheet, brass ensemble
Ekklesia 2019 congregational songs, Part 2
Ekklesia 2019 congregational songs, Part 1
Ekklesia 2019 set lists
Playing from charts, part 5: Basic RH rhythm patterns
New congregational resources, 1/24
Solo: “He Gives More Grace”
Guitar Workshop videos posted
Here’s a new arrangement of the 16th-century Christmas hymn “Personent hodie (On this day, earth shall ring). It’s arranged as a processional for treble soloist, children’s choir, SATB, piano, and orchestra. You can download the score and parts by clicking on the SONG PAGE. You can also preview the score below.
Here are some new resources posted on Grace Music this week, including two Advent hymns. To access each resource, click on the song title. Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus lead sheet, solo violin, live recording Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne lead sheet, solo violin, live recording More Love to Thee lead sheet, solo […]
Just in time for advent, here’s a beautiful new anthem titled “Emmanuel,” for SATB, piano, strings, and optional rhythm band. Words and music are by Jonathan Berkompas. Click on the link below to listen and download. Song Page
Here are some new resources posted on Grace Music this week. Click on the song title to access the available resources. Wonderful, Merciful Savior added piano score and solo horn part Yet Not I, But Through Christ in Me added solo flute part to existing arrangement Holy Spirit, Living Breath of God […]
Here are some new resources posted on Grace Music this week. Click on the song titles to view available resources. Psalm 24 (The King of Glory) A powerful, driving setting of this Getty hymn, arranged for choir, two soloists, full orchestra, and rhythm band. God, the Uncreated One Added piano score to existing […]
Here are some new resources posted on Grace Music this week. Click on the song title to view the available resources. Yet Not I, but Through Christ in Me lead sheet and piano score (strings and full orchestration coming soon) God the Uncreated One new live recording The First Noel SATB choir […]
Here are a list of resources posted on Grace Music this week. Click on the song titles to view the corresponding song resource page. God, the Uncreated One (King Forevermore) lead sheet and solo violin/solo flute The King of Love My Shepherd Is New live recording available (piano and congregation) Mercies Anew […]
Here’s a choral anthem for SATB choir, children’s choir, and rhythm (cajon and optional guitar): a lively, rhythmic setting of Psalm 148. The children’s choir line can be sung in unison, in three parts, or by a lead soloist. You can watch or listen to the live recording below. To download the anthem, click on […]
Here’s a whole heap of new resources posted on Grace Music this week that have been piling up over the summer. Click on the song title to download the resources. Come Praise and Glorify Arrangement for string ensemble and rhythm Gladly Would I Leave Behind Me Solo (or congregational) for full orchestra, piano, […]
Here’s a new arrangement of “For the Sake of His Name,” a missions-themed hymn written by Chris Anderson. It’s scored for SATB choir, piano, and full orchestra. The congregation can join on the final stanza. You can listen to a demo below. To view and download the scores, visit the song page. Song Page […]
Here’s a second installment of piano tutorial videos. We appreciate all the helpful feedback on the first batch, and we’re glad they’re helpful! These tutorials are presented in three videos. The first is a slow walkthrough of the voicings, with explanations and repetition to help pianists understand the why of the style. The second video is […]
We’ve added piano tutorial videos for several songs, with the intention of adding more over time. These tutorials are presented in three videos. The first is a slow walkthrough of the voicings, with explanations and repetition to help pianists understand the why of the style. The second video is a slow play-through of the song, with […]