SKU: A0.887645

Optional viola part.*
*Note: this does not necessarily mean the viola part is boring or simply filler. The arrangement is intended to be played by a full quartet; however, if the viola part is omitted, I have made sure there are no melodic or harmonic gaping holes.

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- Matthew Agnew, principal cellist, Elgin Symphony Orchestra

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Thanks Paul! Your arrangements are some of the best I've ever played.
- Melissa Bach, cello, Quartet Parapluie.

SKU: A0.1436019

Oh! My Papa - a #1 Hit in 1954 for Eddie Fisher - presented here for SATB with optional piano accompaniment. Easily learned and easy to sing for all SATB choirs.

SKU: A0.1271519

Set in a Mozartian style, Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah, is a joyful setting perfect for your service, wedding, or bruncheon. (Or what I imagine you'd hear at a bruncheon).

SKU: S9.Q9617

German.

SKU: A0.882290

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O Nata Lux is a setting of the liturgical text from the Morning Office Lauds for the Feast of the Transfiguration in the Christian church. It was originally composed for and premiered by the Choir of St. Paul's Carroll Street in Brooklyn, NY and was dedicated to its then Rector, The Revered Peter Cullen. The premiere was conducted by the composer in Sunday Mass on the Feast of the Transfiguration. This harmonically surprising setting is suitable for liturgical or concert use and is short and simple enough to put together when rehearsal time is at a premium.

SKU: A0.842637

The hymn O Lord, How Shall I Meet You is an advent hymn with text by Paul Gerhardt.  The music is by Johann Crüger and the arrangement for organ was written by David Christensen.  The theme is stated by a strong reed stop and then is followed by three variations.  The second variation uses a 4 foot solo stop in the pedal, and the final variation is on full organ.

SKU: A0.562473

This is an arrangement of O Lord, How Shall I Meet You (or Ah Lord, How Shall I Meet Thee) for easy piano in C major. Learn more about Samuel Stokes at https://www.SamuelStokesMusic.com