SKU: A0.1316109

This is the second movement from A Vom Himmel Hoch Triptych, a three movement work based on the Christmas hymn From Heaven Above to Earth I Come.  This gentle setting is based on the words from a verse which states Ah, Dearest Jesus, Holy Child, and is meant to be calm, serene, and meditative.  The melody is found in the pedal part, while the melody above includes fragments of Divinum Mysterium, better known as Of the father's love begotten.  It was written and recorded on a two manual instrument.  The complete three movement triptych is available on this website as well.  May it add beauty to your Advent and Christmas season!

SKU: A0.1316105

This is the first movement from A Vom Himmel Hoch Triptych, a set of three works set to the Christmas hymn From Heaven Above to Earth I Come.  This movement is based on the verse that includes Welcome to Earth, O Noble Guest, and is meant to be a regal statement of the hymn tune.  It contains little motives from Joy to the world and Angels we have heard on high to heighten the Christmas flavor!  It was written and recorded on a two manual instrument.  The whole triptych is available on this website as well.  May this add a royal touch to your Christmas and Advent seasons!

SKU: A0.1311968

This three movement suite is based on the famous Christmas hymn tune Vom Himmel Hoch, most known as From Heaven Above to Earth I Come.  Each movement is based on a line from one of the verses:
1.  Welcome to Earth, O Noble Guest (a regal setting of the tune)
2.  Ah, Dearest Jesus, Holy Child (a peaceful setting)
3.  My Heart for Very Joy Doth Leap (a joyful setting)
The three works could work together as one suite, or used separately with 1 as a prelude, 2 as an offertory, and 3 as a postlude.  It was written as a dedication to Australian organist James Flores for his continued promotion of new organ works.  It was written and recorded on a two manual instrument.  It will hopefully add a wonderful touch to your Christmas or Advent services!  Each movement is also available separately.

SKU: A0.1308498

This is the organ demonstration performance of Stevens' Halo Above A Thunder Dome..

SKU: A0.987235

Set Your Mind on Things Above is a beautiful choral piece for SATB. It is for SATB with piano or organ accompaniment.

SKU: A0.804490

MY EASY ARRANGEMENT OF THE HYMN  ABOVE THE CLEAR BLUE SKY BY W. H. HARPER. VERSION FOR ORGAN, WITHOUT THE PEDALBOARD LINE.


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JAM MUSIC APPROACH is the easy way to approach a song. Musicians of every kind deserve the possibility to experience and to be at ease with their improving performance.

ENJOY!!

SKU: A0.777507

H. F. Quehl, Fuga - Fuga Vom Himmel hoch da komm ich her (From heaven above to earth I come) - Organ

From Hieronymus Florentinus Quehl's Fugen, Choräle und Vorspiele

More about Quehl:

English: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hieronymus_Florentinus_Quehl

German: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hieronymus_Florentinus_Quehl

SKU: A0.804587

MY EASY ARRANGEMENT OF THE HYMN WHOM HAVE I IN HEAV’N ABOVE? BY W. F. SHERWIN.
VERSION FOR ORGAN, WITHOUT THE PEDALBOARD LINE.

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JAM MUSIC APPROACH is the easy way to approach a song. Musicians of every kind deserve the possibility to experience and to be at ease with their improving performance.

ENJOY!!

SKU: A0.1316110

This is the third movement from A Vom Himmel Hoch Triptych, all based on the Christmas hymn From Heaven Above to Earth I Come.  This postlude is based on the text which states My Heart for Very Joy Doth Leap and is reflected by the lively melodies and countermelodies, along with an uplifting key change for the final section.  It will be a great chance to feature your festival trumpet or tuba stop!  The whole triptych is available on this website as well.  This was written and recorded on a two manual instrument.  May it add lots of joy to your Advent and Christmas services!

SKU: A0.1495881

This setting of the well-known Christmas carol places the melody on a solo stop, with just a touch of syncopation. It requires two manuals, but can be presented gently using a flute solo stop above a light string accompaniment, or boldly with a strong trumpet above a principal chorus.

SKU: A0.1039842

TUNES & APPROPRIATE HYMNS Pater Omnium O God, what offering shall I give, Contemplation When all Thy mercies, O my God, Maidstone Pleasant are Thy court above, Dublin See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand, St Luke O Thou, whom once they flocked to hear, Abridge O for heart to praise my God, Celeste This is the God we adore, Everton They who tread the path of labour, All souls Lead us, O Father, in the paths of peace, Beautitudo Fill Thou my life, O Lord my God, Antwerp Forth in Thy name, O Lord, I go, Something for Thee Saviour, Thy dying love, Dundee(French) I to the hills will lift my eyes, St. Cyril O King of mercy, from Thy throne on high, Ruth Summer sure are glowing, Wiltshire Through all the changing scenes of life, Darwall's 148th Lord of the worlds above, Morecambe O God of our Father, who dost make us one, Vigilate Christian, seek not yet repose, Northampton Hark, my soul! It is the Lord, My Jesus, I love Thee My Jesus, I love Thee, Kensington new Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us, Ramsey Lord, it belongs not my care, Warrington Now that the day light fills the sky, Hopeville Give me the wings of faith to rise, Wonderful love Come let sing of the wonderful love, Prince of peace Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire, Harrow All people that on earth do well, Franconia Our day of praise is done, Aurelia The Church's one foundation, Ellers Saviour, again Thy dear name we raise, Cloisters Lord of our life and God of our salvation Barton Light of the world, Ely Lord, I was blind! I could not see, Gainsworth Just as I am, Misericordia Just as l am, Monks gate Who would true valour see, Old 23rd Where shall my wondering soul begin?, Spetisbury Be gone, unbelief; Stamford Father of everlasting grace.

SKU: S9.Q7013

With his organ symphonies, the composer Enjott Schneider (born 1950) from Munich has been a profound sensation in recent years and seen world premieres at major European organ events. The Organ Symphony No. 6 'Te Deum' (premiered at Bruckner's St. Florian above Bruckner's tomb in 2008 and recorded there on CD) adopts the five-part structure and several motifs from Bruckner's 'Te Deum', thus becoming a forceful compact work pervaded by the Gotteslob. 1: 'Te Deum' is based on Bruckner's original figuration of fifths and eighths which is connected with the Latin Te Deum; 2: 'Te Ergo' is a 'preghiera' with pleading and praying gestures; 3: 'Aeterna fac' is an extremely virtuoso perpetuum mobile; 4: 'Salvum Fac' a basso ostinato and finally 5: 'In te, Domine speravi' a toccata which, after taking many detours, inevitably leads to the C major.