A Second Organ Miscellany represents the merging of three collections previously available separately which are no longer in print - Music of the Islands, Consecration and selected pieces from Communion Interludes; a grand total of 100 compositions at a bargain price.ContentsAcross the bridge - Andrew MooreAfton Water - Colin HandA gentle aria - Christopher TamblingAgnus Dei - Stanley VannAir - Andrew GantAir - Alan VinerAir antique - Philip LaneAllegretto - Betty RoeAll through the night - June NixonAndante cantabile - Rosalie BonightonAndante con moto - Christopher TamblingAndante tranquillo - Norman WarrenAngelus - June NixonAngel voices - Colin HandAnnie Laurie - John JordanA peaceful reflection - Christopher TamblingA quiet piece - Andrew GantA reflective interlude - Colin MawbyAria - Andrew FletcherArietta - Richard LloydArietta - Christopher TamblingA short prayer for the Bishop of Greenland - Adrian Vernon FishAutumn pastorale - Betty RoeAve verum corpus - Richard ProulxBenedictus - Stanley VannBe still and know - Colin HandCantabile - John MarshChant - Christopher TamblingChorale - Andrew MooreComin' thru' the rye - Philip MooreContemplation - Colin HandDanny Boy - Stanley VannDo this in remembrance of me - Malcolm ArcherDraw near with faith - Malcolm ArcherDrink ye all of this - Malcolm ArcherEarly one morning - Colin HandElegy - John JordanElevation - John MarshElevation - June NixonEnglish country gardens - Malcolm ArcherEucharistic prayer - Colin MawbyFolk tune - John JordanFolk tune - John MarshGolden slumbers - Herbert ChappellGreensleeves (Bluesleeves) - Malcolm ArcherIdyll - Andrew MooreIdyll on a ground bass - Martin SetchellImpromptu - Andrew FletcherImprovisation - Stanley VannImprovisation on Adoro te devote - June NixonIn memoriam - Rosalie BonightonInterlude - Alan VinerIntermezzo - Malcolm ArcherIntroit - Richard LloydInvocation - June NixonLament - Andrew MooreLand of my fathers - Andrew GantLoch Lomond - Christopher TamblingMeditation - Rosalie BonightonMeditation - Herbert ChappellMeditation - Andrew FletcherMeditation - Richard LloydMeditation II - Richard LloydMeditation - June NixonMeditation on the divine mysteries - Stanley VannMen of Harlech (Fantasy prelude) - Stanley VannMorning song - Norman WarrenMy bonnie lies over the ocean (Barcarolle) - June NixonOffering - Philip MooreOn Ilkley Moor b aht 'at - John JordanO salutaris - Colin MawbyPanis angelicus - Stanley VannPastorale - Andrew FletcherPastorale - Norman WarrenPrayer of St Francis of Assisi - Richard PantcheffPrelude on Aurelia - Andrew MoorePrelude on Bread of Heaven - Noel RawsthornePrière - Andrew FletcherReflections - Richard LloydSad Siciliano - Paul BryanSanctus - Norman WarrenScarborough Fair - Colin MawbyScarlet ribbons - Philip MooreShalom - Norman WarrenShenandoah - Christopher TamblingSpiritus Domini - Stephen KempTake, eat, this is my body - Malcolm ArcherTantum ergo - Colin MawbyThe ash grove - Andrew GantThe blue bell of Scotland - Richard LloydThe floral dance - Colin MawbyThe lass of Richmond Hill - Herbert ChappellThe last rose of summer - John JordanTheme and variations - Betty RoeThe Skye boat song - Richard LloydTypes and shadows - Rosalie BonightonUnity - Quentin ThomasVerset - John MarshWi' a hundred pipers (Scottish lullaby) - Andrew MooreYe banks and braes (Prélude écosse) - Andrew Moore
Tuneful, easy-to-sing, lovely harmonies and music that reflect the texts - that's how we describe this setting. The accompaniment may be played either by the music group or on the organ.All four sections, the Lord, have mercy, Glory to God, Holy, holy, holy Lord and Lamb of God are recorded on the downloadable music, which may be used to learn the music or as a backing track in church.We think your choir and congregation will love A Simple Communion.
This is an ideal setting for parishes wishing to introduce new music quickly. Michael Forster has made metrical versions of the Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus and Agnus Dei, as well as the Acclamations and Great Amen, and married them to beautiful tunes such as Lord of all hopefulness, Dear Lord and Father of mankind and The Ash Grove.
This groundbreaking collection of songs has been written to teach a variety of musical skills to children in the Early Years Foundation Stage (ages 3-5). The intention is that teachers (both musicians and non-musicians alike) will be able to sing the songs with children, as all of the songs are written to well-known tunes. All songs encourage physical, social and musical development at every level. The songs fulfil many aspects of learning for the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).
A passage to Easter written out of season.In the height of summer, Anglican priest Dan Pierce was challenged to undertake the spiritual disciplines of Lent. The result is this profound collection of poetry, prose, and song lyrics that frames the journey to Easter within the four seasons. A remarkably honest reflection on temptation, addiction, and renewal, A Summer Lent offers fresh, poetic guidance for re-sourcing your spiritual life, no matter the calendar.
‘I was blessed by reading Dan’s beautiful words, and I think you will be too.’ -The Rt Rev’d Dr Michael Volland, Bishop of Birmingham
‘This collection will, indeed, re-Source you, whichever season you find yourself in.’- Brian Draper - Author, Speaker, retreat guide and contributor to BBC Radio 4’s Thought for the Day
Specification
Cover: Paperback
Page count: 152
Size: 128 x 198 x 10mm
ISBN 9781838582524
Gerald O'Mahony has been composing prayers for private and public worship for the past forty years. His prayers are not only deeply spiritual but noted for their use of everyday language.
In this book, we have gathered together his very best. Grouped thematically, you'll find prayers of intercession as well as prayers of gratitude and of praise, all of which have been tried and tested. An invaluable resource for service preparation, this book will assist any group or individual in finding the words to express their own needs.
We are invited to ponder with childlike trust the beauty and mystery of the incarnation during the holy season of Advent. A gift is bestowed upon us that is much greater than anything available in the marketplace.We hear God's words of promise to us: 'When you search for me, you will find me; if you seek me with all your heart' (Jeremiah 29:13).God wishes to renew our hearts, our churches and our world. He desires that we are deeply in tune with what is really important and sacred in our lives - the presence of the holy. We are invited to savour this presence ever more deeply, to share the light of his grace with others and to rejoice!
Here are two collections of entirely new short and easy pieces. Ideal for service use, all are written in the lovely romantic style of the 19th and early 20th century by a variety of outstanding European composers.ContentsAndante - Arthur de HovreAntiphon - Georges Debat-PonsanChorale - Louis BottazzoCommunion - Louis BottazzoCommunion - Adolphe d'HulstCommunion - Alfred MarichelleCommunion - Edouard TorresCoro Religioso - Orlando A. MansfieldDeux Canons - Ludvig Mathias LindemanDeux Interludes - Eugène GigoutElévation - Domenico BellandoElévation - Adolphe d'HulstElévation - Jean HuréElévation - Edouard TorresFughetta - Oscar DepuydtFugue in E minor - Guillaume LasceuxFugue in E minor - Jean-Nicholas MarriguesFugue in G minor - Jean-Jacques Beauvarlet-CharpentierImprovisation - Gustaf HïgInterlude - Santiago TafallInvocation - Alexandre WinkelLarghetto - J. SurzynskiLe Carillon de Balleroy - A. ManciniMeditation - A. ManciniNoël - Alphonse MaillyNoël - Lorrain Guillaume LasceuxNorwegian Song - Peter LindemanOffertoire - Louis BottazzoOffertoire - Gaetano FoschiniOffertoire- Adolphe d'HulstOffertoire - Charles LefebvrePastorale - Paul FauchettPastorale - P. L. HillemacherPax - Giovanni BolzoniPiece in C - Emile PessardPrelude - Oscar DepuydtPrelude - Adolphe d'HulstPrelude - Augusto MachadoPrelude - Orlando A. MansfieldPrelude in E minor - Ernest GrosjeanPrelude on 'Iste Confessor' - Lucien BourgeoisPrelude on 'Pange Lingua' - Lucien BourgeoisPrière - Bruce SteanePrière - Johann Gustav Eduard StehleSong of Joy - Bruce SteaneVerset on 'Sacris Solemniis' - Lucien Bourgeois
Here are two collections of entirely new short and easy pieces. Ideal for service use, all are written in the lovely romantic style of the 19th and early 20th century by a variety of outstanding European composers.ContentsAdagio - François VerhelstAdoro te - Pierre-François BoëlyAndante - Arthur de HovreAndantino - Louis AndlaueraAntiphon - Georges Debat-PonsanAria - Albert H. OswaldAve Maris Stella - François BenoistBenedicamus Domino -Pierre-François BoëlyCantilène - Paul FauchetCantilène - Arthur de HovreChorale - Louis BottazzoCommunion - Louis BottazzoCommunion - Marc DelmasCommunion - Adolphe d'HulstCommunion - Alfred MarichelleCommunion - Edouard TorresCoro Religioso - Orlando A. MansfieldDeux Canons - Ludvig Mathias LindemanDeux Interludes - Eugène GigoutElégie - Domenico BellandoElégie - Roberto RemondtElégie - August WiltbergerElévation - Domenico BellandoElévation - Adolphe d'HulstElévation - Jean HuréElévation - Otto MallingElévation - Edouard TorresFughetta - Oscar DepuydtFugue in E minor - Guillaum LasceuxFugue in E minor - Jean- Nicholas MarriguesFugue in G minor - Jean-Jacques Beauvarlet-CharpentierImprovisation - Gustaf HïgImprovisation - Joseph NesveraImprovisation - August WiltbergerInterlude - Santiago TafallInterlude - Emile WambachInterlude in E - Amédée ReuchselInvocation - Alexandre WinkelKyrie 'Orbis Factor' - François BenoistLarghetto - J. SurzynskiLe Carillon de Balleroy - A. ManciniMeditation - A. ManciniNoël - Alphonse MaillyNoël - Lorrain Guillaume LasceuxNorwegian Song - Peter LindemanOffertoire - Louis BottazzoOffertoire - Oscar DepuydtOffertoire - Gaetano FoschiniOffertoire - Ernest GrosjeanOffertoire- Adolphe d'HulstOffertoire - Charles LefebvrePastorale - Paul FauchettPastorale - P. L. HillemacherPax - Giovanni BolzoniPiece in C - Emile PessardPrelude - Oscar DepuydtPrelude - Gabriel GarbetPrelude - Adolphe d'HulstPrelude - Augusto MachadoPrelude - Orlando A. MansfieldPrelude - A. SchmittPrelude in E minor - Ernest GrosjeanPrelude on 'Iste Confessor' - Lucien BourgeoisPrelude on 'Pange Lingua' - Lucien BourgeoisPrelude on 'Veni Sponsa Christi' - Lazarus Ludovicus PerruchotPrélude Pastoral - Ladislas de ZélenskiPrière - Arthur de HovrePrière - Otto MallingPrière - Jean Théodore RadouxPrière - Bruce SteanePrière - Johann Gustav Eduard StehlePrière - Emile WambachSong of Joy - Bruce SteaneTwo short pieces - Louis BoyerVerset on 'Sacris Solemniis' - Lucien Bourgeois
It’s Christmas Eve, the adults are talking among themselves and the children are bored…until Mum presents a Christmas box from the attic. In it there are snap cards, a jigsaw of a snowy festive scene and most extraordinary of all, a storybook with magical.At the turn of a page, the children are transported back in time to discover the true meaning of Christmas; finding themselves under a table in Mary’s kitchen in Nazareth. Then it’s on to Bethlehem before all gather together at the scene of the Nativity… But that’s not the end, it’s only the start of the greatest story ever told.
Contents
01 Let's sing the Christmas Story02 Moving Music03 Mary, stop sweeping04 Put your best foot forward05 Knock, knock, knock06 Lullaby07 Glory to God in the highest08 We are stargazers09 Shout aloud, 'It's Christmas!'
It's Christmas Eve, the adults are talking among themselves and the children are bored... until Mum presents a Christmas box from the attic. In it there are snap cards, a jigsaw of a snowy festive scene and most extraordinary of all, a storybook with magical properties.At the turn of a page,the children are transported back in time to discover the true meaning of Christmas; finding themselves under a table in Mary's kitchen in Nazareth. Then it's on to Bethlehem before all gather together at the scene of the Nativity... But that's not the end, it's only the start of the greatest story ever told.Includes Book + Backing Track CD, Words on the Screen and 1 Year License
It's Christmas Eve, the adults are talking among themselves and the children are bored... until Mum presents a Christmas box from the attic. In it there are snap cards, a jigsaw of a snowy festive scene and most extraordinary of all, a storybook with magical properties.At the turn of a page,the children are transported back in time to discover the true meaning of Christmas; finding themselves under a table in Mary's kitchen in Nazareth. Then it's on to Bethlehem before all gather together at the scene of the Nativity... But that's not the end, it's only the start of the greatest story ever told.Includes Book + Backing Track CD
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God is always there in the everyday experiences of life – in our work and leisure, in everything and anything that might be chatted about over a pint. Celebrate and respond to that truth through these down-to-earth prayers.
Prayer can seem a closed book to many, God feeling remote from daily life and thus hard to communicate with.This book approaches things from a different perspective, exploring through down to earth prayers how he can speak in the most ordinary of experiences and so help us to respond in turn.
Taking a school assembly is an excellent way of sharing Jesus with children, but it can also be a daunting and scary privilege - especially if you have to prepare the assembly from scratch. The assemblies in this book remove this element of stress. They are short, snappy and to the point and introduce children to Jesus in a fun and relevant way. Each assembly has a clearly structured aim, with activities to involve the children in the theme of the assembly. There is appropriate application of the assembly to the Christian faith, including a prayer and suggestions for songs. Every assembly in the book has been tried and tested in a school and is open to adaptation or development to suit the needs of your audience. Suitable for Key Stage 2-3
This book is for you to read with your child to help them develop a godly response to earthly situations. Together, you can explore searching questions which will help children prepare for the tricky business of growing up. The emphasis is not just on talking things through, but also on speaking and listening to God for his help.
Prayers for Later in LifeThe later years of life are as filled with blessings and challenges as those which come before. In Abiding Grace, Rupert Bristow provides a moving and heartfelt storehouse of prayers that enable the reader to reflect and meditate on them.Beginning as it should with celebration, Abiding Grace reminds us that there is much indeed to rejoice in, be that the simple joys of laughter, retirement, and even keeping fit! Rupert then gently guides the reader through the anxieties and worries that are an inescapable part of growing old. Regrets and mistakes are brought before God and through his grace we are released from our past.From birthdays and anniversaries, friends, family and wisdom, through to the time when we all face death, Abiding Grace is a rich and much needed aid for anyone turning to prayer in later life. Indeed, as Rupert writes, it is through God's saving grace and an awareness of his presence in our lives, 'that we can all seek to make the seamless transition from life to death without fear or regret, but in confidence and trust.'Contents
Celebrating and SharingBirthdays and anniversariesChurch MembershipEncouragementFaithFamilyFriendshipsGrandparenthoodKeeping fitLaughterLegacyLoveMusicPilgrimageRelationshipsRetirementThanksgivingThe BibleTravelVolunteeringWisdomCoping and HurtingCancerCareChangeDementiaDependenceDisability/InfirmityHealthHearing And Sight ImpairmentHeart AttacksLonelinessPainStrokesTechnologyRemembering and WorryingConfessing/Saying SorryDebtGolden AgeGuilt/ShameLossMemoriesRegretsRemembranceRemorseStory-tellingWorry and DespairPlanning and HopingDownsizingFuneralsHopeLetting goLife after deathMentoringMovingSaying goodbyeStepping DownTaking onWillsThe Lord's PrayerA general thanksgiving
