Pop ballad arrangement of the traditional hymn Beautiful Savior. All four verses, with a half step up modulation on the final verse. Perfect for praise and adoration on any Sunday or during Easter.
Eb F Ab C
Gospel-style arrangement of the traditional hymn, Amazing Grace. Rewritten in 4/4 time, this version is soulful and jazzy, this backing track is perfect for solo performance. Piano, bass, and drums. Guide vocal track recorded in F Major.
F A Bb D
Mellow pop arrangement of the traditional hymn, featuring rhodes, synth pads, and rhythm section. Great hymn of celebration and praise. Four verses.
G C Eb Bb
A traditional solo piano accompaniment to the classic gospel hymn. Great for either a soloist or choir, and the verses have built-in call and response sections too. The pianist plays stride left hand during the choruses, often in a ragtime style.
C Eb G
A Spanish-inflected version of this popular Jewish hymn, featuring acoustic guitars, bass, piano, and drums. The lyrics translate as, "How good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell together in unity." Mysterious and minor in tone, the two guitars evoke the sound of Ladino hymns and Sephardic Judaism.
Dm Fm Am
A mysterious, ambient, yet rhythmic arrangement for the traditional Christmas Hymn, I Wonder As I Wander. Made popular by several contemporary artists, this hymn creates a sense of awe and wonder about the Christmas story.
Am Cm Gm Em
A beautiful arrangement of the classic carol for full orchestra. Straightforward tempos make this easy to sing for children and adults. Lots of celeste, harp, piano, glockenspiel, and pizzicato strings give it a light Christmas tone.
C Eb A
Lift Every Voice and Sing was originally a poem written by James Weldon Johnson, and was set to music by his brother John Rosamund Johnson. The song is often referred to as the "Negro National Anthem," and quickly became a way for African Americans to demonstrate their patriotism and hope for the future. This arrangement follows the traditional setting, accompanied by a concert band.
G C E
A traditional arrangement of the classic Lenten hymn for string orchestra, woodwinds and piano. Three verses. There are several tunes commonly used for this hymn- this arrangement uses the Vox Dilecti melody by John Dykes.
G Eb Bb
Contemporary arrangement of the traditional Christmas hymn. Steady, energetic beat featuring guitar and strings. All four verses with an instrumental interlude and step up on the last verse.
G Eb C Bb
A moving, mystical arrangement of the traditional Christmas hymn Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence. Featuring string orchestra, piano and french horn playing three verses, this version adds a bar of rest after each phrase to obtain even 4 bar phrasing.
Dm Cm Fm
Pop contemporary arrangement of the traditional hymn, What Wondrous Love Is This. Processed drum kit, guitars, bass, drums, keyboards. Backing track reharmonized into a major key. Ends with an ad lib "jam" section. Youthful and energetic. Guide vocal recorded in A Major.
C A Bb D F
A celtic infused, flowing rendition of the traditional Thanksgiving hymn, Let All Things Now Living. Based on a traditional Welsh folk tune, this song gives thanks to God for all of the blessings of creation, protection, and promise, making it perfect for Thanksgiving services, or worship any time of year. Features Irish whistle, dulcimer, lute, bass, percussion, and some strings. Two verses with a short interlude in between.
G F A D
A modern contemporary Christian arrangement of the classic worship hymn, Oh Worship the King by William Croft and Robert Grant. Features acoustic guitars, bass, drums, piano, and synths. This arrangement has a 6/8 feel through the first two verses, and an open third verse that builds into the final chorus. Themes of protection, love, praise, adoration, abundance, and thanks make this a great hymn for Thanksgiving.
G A C E
Child of God is a traditional Black gospel hymn that doubles well as a song for Christmas worship services. The song captures the essence of enduring faith through hardship in its title verse, and was used as a song for slaves to communicate on the underground railroad as they escaped to freedom; undoubtedly, the song today is a testimony to spiritual freedom through faith. Our version is a simple, easy going swing, which is great for Jazz and Gospel services, and the arrangement sings through five times, with the fifth verse being a powerful restatement of “tell them I’m a child of God.”
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