Harvest Festival

As publishers and musicians ourselves, we understand the financial restraints faced by many choir directors. Even if you use just one of the pieces in the set you are paying only the usual price of a single choral piece. If you use two you're getting doContentsI see the light - Timothy BlinkoLet all the heavens rejoice - Simon LesleyGreat Lord, our God - Andrew FletcherAs our fertile harvest grows - Betty RoeTo thee, O Lord - Judith Bailey

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As publishers and musicians ourselves, we understand the financial restraints faced by many choir directors. Even if you use just one of the pieces in the set you are paying only the usual price of a single choral piece. If you use two you're getting doContentsCome and bring your gifts - Richard ShephardO God who gives the fertile seed - Norman WarrenLord, how gracious - Harrison OxleySing aloud, the day is breaking - Ludwig van BeethovenSheep may safely graze - J.S. Bach

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The four attractive songs, together with a narration, form a delightful Harvest Festival presentation. The lyrics remind us to be thankful for the food we eat and of our responsibility to share with others. The songs are written in a variety of styles that will appeal to all young singers. To learn more about performance licensing click here.

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Harvest! is a collection of catchy songs which remind us to give thanks, to celebrate the variety of food that we eat and to share what we have with others. Readings are suggested to introduce the songs and some of the material can be linked to produce a harvest mini-musical!To learn more about performance licensing click here.

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Here is a wonderful collection of 25 hymns by fine writers that will stir and challenge congregations during this special season of the Church Year. Most of the hymns included have well-known, congregation-friendly tunes, lowered to make them easily singable. A few tunes have been used that are less familiar and these have all been recorded with full vocals on the accompanying downloadable tracks. Contents All across the world there's harvestsAt this table we rememberDon't just love your familyFrom opposite directionsGathered in sadnessGod of the nationsGod, speak to us of faithfulnessHear our prayer for othersIn an age of twisted valuesIn glad and sad remembranceIt's the morning afterLord, at as time when our table are ladenO Christ, remember themO God of hopeO Lord, how longSome wandering ArameansThe calling we shareThe day will come, the glorious dayThis care within a callous worldWe owe our thanks to you, LordWe remember youWe sometimes just open a packWhat can we say?You did not ask that thousands dieYour promises are coming true

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The Bumper Book of Resources: Harvest, All Saints, All Souls, & Remembrance draws together material from a wide range of sources and includes downloadable providing activity sheets and illustrations to enliven learning and interactive worship.An invaluable resource for anyone seeking help with prayers, services, sermon ideas and illustrative material both for general and all-age worship. See Resources Tab for downloads. Contents Foreword Harvest Prayers Harvest Services Harvest Sermon Ideas Harvest - All-Age Services Harvest Resources All Saints Prayers All Saints Services All Saints Sermon Ideas All Saints - All-Age Services All Saints - All-Age Talk Material All Saints Prayer Activity All Saints Resources Remembrance Prayers Remembrance Services Remembrance Sermon Ideas Remembrance - All-Age Services Resources About the Contributors Specifications Book Format - paperback Published - 2015 Page Count - 304 Weight - 910g Dimensions - 200 x 285 x 24 mm ISBN - 9781848677876 ISBN 10 - 1848677871

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Instruments: Organ, Manuals, Mostly ManualsAn absolute must for the parish organist - a collection to last the entire year. Fifty beautifully crafted pieces, written to suit the particular day or season, that will delight both player and listener.Contents AdventAdvent aria - Adrian Vernon FishAdvent reflections - Rosalie BonightonAria - Simon ClarkMelismata variations - Richard ProulxChristmasA carol - Andrew FletcherEcho carol - John MarshPaean on the morning of Christ's nativity - Andrew GantPastorale - Richard LloydBaptism of the Lord (Baptism of the Lord) - Malcolm McKelveyBring him gold, incense and myrrh (Epiphany) - Colin MawbyLight of the nations(Presentation of the Lord) - Andrew MooreLentMeditation for Ash Wednesday - June NixonEden - Betty RoeLenten passacaglia - Richard PantcheffNumeralis - Richard ProulxReflective prelude - James PattenSolemn processional march - Martin SetchellHoly WeekProcessional(Palm Sunday) - Christopher TamblingUbi caritas (Maundy Thursday) - Colin Mawby'It is finished' (Good Friday) - Stanley VannEasterDum Transiset Sabbatum - Andrew GantEaster alleluias - Martin SetchellExultation - Richard LloydFestive joy - Simon ClarkGospel fanfare - Andrew Fletcher'Mary', 'Rabboni!' - Rosalie BonightonResurrection dance - Adrian Vernon FishChrist triumphant (Ascension) - John MarshPentecostPrelude on Veni, Sancte Spiritus - Colin MawbyHoly, holy, holy (Trinity Sunday) - Malcolm McKelveyReflection on 'Adoro te devote' (Corpus Christi) - Andrew MooreSundays of the YearAcclamation - June NixonAndante con moto - Christopher TamblingCantilena - Stanley VannIte, missa est - James PattenLitterarum ordine - Richard ProulxOrdinary time - more or less - Rosalie BonightonPassacaglia on a Danish threefold amen - Martin SetchellQuoniam tu solus sanctus - Adrian Vernon FishSt Felix - Betty RoeSundays of the year - Richard PantcheffChristus Pastor Rex (Christ the King) - Rosalie BonightonFeasts of the blessed VirginAve Maris Stella - Andrew MooreAve Maris Stella - Colin MawbyFeast of the blessed Virgin - Malcolm McKelveyVariations on a French folk tune - June NixonHarvestGavotte and jig - Betty RoeToccata for harvest - Martin SetchellAll Saints' DayElegy - Richard LloydRemembrance SundayRemembrance - Andrew Gant

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Harvest comes very soon into the new school year, meaning there is not much time to plan a service or assembly. This ready-made harvest celebration is based around the story of Johnny Appleseed, a true story about a man called John Chapman who travelled across the land planting apple seeds.It is a musical telling of the story which also includes rhyming narration for the children to read. The songs are straightforward and easy to learn and suit a variety of ages, making them suitable for both primary and infant schools.

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