SKU: A0.1492838

When arranging this great Charles Wesley hymn I wanted to present a tune that was simple, singable, and reflected the message of this wonderful text. It is a powerful message about falling into sin and receiving grace and restoration (especially the last two verses). Whether your choir is a quartet or a large chorus, this hymn arrangement will fit all of these groups. Enjoy!

SKU: A0.1259265

Experience the heartfelt hymn Jesus, Lover of my Soul by Joseph Parry and Charles Wesley in a beautiful arrangement for beginner viola and piano. With simplified viola parts and supportive easy piano accompaniment, beginners can easily bring out the gentle and expressive qualities of the music. Delve into the serene and spiritual atmosphere as the viola gracefully carries the melodic line, harmonizing with the soothing piano chords. Let the tender melodies of Jesus, Lover of my Soul resonate through your viola, filling the air with a sense of peace and reverence.

SKU: A0.1119266

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Key of G Major). This is a simple lead sheet for the song Hark! The Herald Angels Sing and you will love how it sounds! When you download the PDF you will get the sheet music with chord symbols.

SKU: A0.1259262

Experience the heartfelt hymn Jesus, Lover of my Soul by Joseph Parry and Charles Wesley in a beautiful arrangement for beginner cello and piano. With simplified cello parts and supportive easy piano accompaniment, beginners can easily bring out the gentle and expressive qualities of the music. Delve into the serene and spiritual atmosphere as the violoncello gracefully carries the melodic line, harmonizing with the soothing piano chords. Let the tender melodies of Jesus, Lover of my Soul resonate through your violoncello, filling the air with a sense of peace and reverence.

SKU: A0.1431839

Choral arrangement of a powerful, but little-known, hymn by Charles Wesley. Arranged for SATB choir with piano accompaniment.

SKU: A0.1191467

Opus/Catalog Number: WoO 9, MWV D 4
Key/Tone: F major
Year/Date of Composition: 1840/1855
Vocal Range: C4 to D5 (C4 = middle C)
Difficulty: Grade 2/12 (Easy)
Obs.: This hymn is a famous Christmas carol. The music was composed by Felix Mendelssohn, and it is part of the second movement of Festgesang zum Gutenbergfest.
In 1855, the English organist William Hayman Cummings (1831-1915) adapted part of this movement to Charles Wesley's Christmas hymn text, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.
The original arrangement is in the key o G Major. This arrangement is made for Medium-high Voice and Piano. It's set in the key of F Major, and contains the complete English lyrics (3 verses).
Included: Full score and individual parts.

SKU: A0.1243842

Charles Wesley's poem Jacob Wrestling is better known by its first line, Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown. A sermon in itself, the poem recontextualizes the struggle of the Old Testament story of Jacob wrestling with an angel to current believers' struggles with faith. Isaac Watts, one of the fathers of English hymnody, stated that this poem was worth all the verses [he] had written. It is set here to a traditional Scottish melody, Candler or Ye Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon, and arranged for SATB choir. It opens with a tenor soli, joined by the other voices. When the speaker makes demands of his divine opponent, the anthem modally shifts to the parallel minor. Eventually, the choir wrestles, as the four wrestling verses of the poem are sung at the same time in a 4-part canon. Finally, the speaker's epiphany is accompanied by a key change and a joyous conclusion in 4-part harmony.