Mel Bay
Complete Church Pianist
Complete Church Pianist
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This comprehensive edition contains a wealth of music for virtually every situation and church occasion such as: preludes, interludes, postludes, prayer time, Communion, offertory, Christmas, Easter, Father's Day, funerals, graduation, Mother's Day, patriotic occasions, Thanksgiving, weddings, missionary conferences, as well as pieces for children's programs, special solos that require a more advanced technique, and some contemporary piano pieces. Selections include: A Mighty Fortress Is Our God; Am I A Soldier of the Cross?; Brethren, We Have Met to Worship; God Moves in a Mysterious Way; More About Jesus; God So Loved the World; Standing on the Promises; Peace, Perfect Peace; Amazing Grace; and more. Standard notation.
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