This setting of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis is large in scale and features compelling melodies and harmonies moments of high drama and at the same time sensitive handling of the words. This is Wesley at his most masterful.Composer and Organist Samuel Sebastian Wesley is the grandson of Charles Wesley founder of Methodism and son of composer Samuel Wesley. He composed music almost entirel…
John and Charles Wesley On Music and Musicians. Par YOUNG CARLTON R.. Carlton R Young with Preface by Richard Watson The achievement of John and Charles Wesley in establishing the foundations of Methodist music has been largely unexplored - until now. Carlton R Young, one of the leading scholars in the field, explains the theological background to the vast hymnic repertoire the brothers created, a…
Arr. Timothy Johnson. Par WESLEY CHARLES. Glorious and reverent! A bright fanfare prelude on Charles Wesley's 'And Can It Be?' is ideal for church or school. Timothy Johnson's creative and appropriate treatment will inspire the congregation or concert audience from the opening notes to the heroic conclusion. Skillful reharmonization, counterpoint, and colorful orchestration combine with a beautifu…
from Testament of Praise-Testament of Praise the cantata tribute to Charles Wesley is the source of this special anthem by Joseph Martin. The Gaelic tune “Bunessan” is married to the classic Wesley text “Love Divine All LovesExcelling” and the combination is amazing. This beloved tune will be quickly embraced by the hearts of all who hear it. The inspired orchestration fr…
In celebration of Charles Wesley's 300th birthday Joseph Martin gives us this lofty medley of some of Wesley's finest. Gathered into a potpourri of praise this montage will lift the roofs with festive joy. Extracted from hisbest-selling cantata Testament of Praise this encouraging tapestry of sacred songs is a must-do for congregations everywhere. Includes such favorites as “Praise the Lo…
Originally written for five Voices SATTB this arrangement of Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace is simplied and arranged for Soprano and Alto Voice and Piano.Nineteenth century composer and Organist Samuel Sebastian Wesley is the grandson of Charles Wesley founder of Methodism and son of composer Samuel Wesley. He composed music almost entirely for the Anglican church and his works are frequ…
Praise the Lord O My Soul is a long anthem for Chorus SATB with solo lines.Composer and Organist Samuel Sebastian Wesley is the grandson of Charles Wesley founder of Methodism and son of composer Samuel Wesley. He composed music almost entirely for the Anglican church and his works are frequently performed there.
This musical re-boot of the classic Wesleyan Advent text is very different from other versions. Primal in its energetic approach the piano announces instantly the robust qualities of this theme in minor mode. The slower chant-like middle section offers supreme contrast with layers of unctuous sonority. The brawny opening returns for the final exclamatory ending but not before the decisive tune i…
3 Octaves of Handbells-Based on Ps. 9: 1-2 as paraphrased by Charles Wesley this anthem is for SATB voices with organ accompaniment. Handbells join forces at the end with several measures of random ringing. Use during Lent or as a general offering.
Glorious and reverent! A bright fanfare prelude on Charles Wesley's 'And Can It Be?' is ideal for church or school. Timothy Johnson's creative and appropriate treatment will inspire the congregation or concert audience from the opening notes to the heroic conclusion. Skillful reharmonization counterpoint and colorful orchestration combine with a beautiful contrasting 'solemne' section to make …
Opening with a warm choral setting of Charles Wesley's “Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise” this selection quickly builds to a triumphant and rhythmic Easter anthem. The contrasting chorale reappears giving way again tothe exciting “Sing alleluia He is risen today!” for a stunning climax. Available: SATB Instrumental Pak.
From the best-selling cantata Testament of Praise comes this beloved hymn by Charles Wesley. An exalted text encompasses the very heart of the faith reminding us of God's love and matchless grace. A bold arrangement and abrilliant orchestration bring this hymn adaptation to the highest levels of usefulness and artistry.
Joseph Martin has created a new setting for this well-known Charles Wesley text. Martin's compositional skills bring a fresh spirit to the theme of God's amazing love. An optional soprano descant decorates the music that almostsings itself. The new anthem is a wonderful addition to any music program.
The familiar words of Charles Wesley are treated to a thoughtful new musical fitting by respected musician Ken Berg. Beginning in E minor with treble voices in an unadorned unison the voices soon break into parts eventually opening into 4 parts. Then the men join the chorus on the theme eventually letting the women rest and move into a 4-part portion of their own. All resume together and end q…
Uses: Epiphany General Scripture: Luke 1:78 John 8:12 II Peter 1:19 Like a tapestry of sound this a cappella gem begins with measures of vocal ahs before moving into an expressive theme supported by rich satisfying harmonies. Impeccable part-writing enables choirs with tuning and accuracy and gives directors a chance to explore the deep beauty found in these lovely musical phrases. The Wesley…
From A Melody In Lyra Davidica 1708-This is a very rhythmic arrangement of one of the most popular Easter processional hymns. Charles Wesley wrote it for the first worship at Wesleyan chapel in London.
from Testament of Praise-This anthem is a powerful statement from the poetry of Charles Wesley set to confident assertive music as a call to purpose for any people committed to their faith. A true sermon in song this message is needful for our time as wededicate our missions to the work of grace. A real jewel from Testament of Praise a cantata dedicated to the words of Charles Wesley. Also avail…
Par COURT DOUGLAS. Charles Wesley has given the church some of its most popular and eloquent hymns that have shown the ability to stand the test of time. ‘O for a Thousand Tongues Sing’ was written to celebrate what Wesley referred to as his ‘second birth’. Wesley marked this day as the day he responded to the love and grave of God. / Niveau : 2 / Répertoire / Concert Band ou Harmonie
Par COURT DOUGLAS. Charles Wesley has given the church some of its most popular and eloquent hymns that have shown the ability to stand the test of time. ‘O for a Thousand Tongues Sing’ was written to celebrate what Wesley referred to as his ‘second birth’. Wesley marked this day as the day he responded to the love and grave of God. / Niveau : 2 / Hymnes et chorals / Répertoire / Concert Band o…
Scripture becomes song in this Hebrews-based anthem that includes words from Charles Wesley. The melody begins simply rising as if reaching to a great truth. With the words Faith is being sure of what we hope for. Faith is the proof of things we do not see we begin the search. Unison is used for clarity of text thickening in the refrain which incorporates the Wesley hymn Let Us Live by Faith Alo…
Charles Wesley's texts cross nearly all-denominational boundaries. Here Bob Burroughs gives us a rare motet set to familiar Wesley text. Try it on world communion Sunday.
