Lent & Easter Songbooks

A real bumper collection of 132 sight-readable pieces by the finest composers to take you through the entire season of Lent, Holy Week and Easter.Besides seasonal compositions there are hymn-based pieces including preludes and last verses, many in two keys to match both modern and older hymn books.Contents SEASONAL PIECESLent and Holy WeekA Lenten dialogue - Malcolm McKelveyA Lenten prose - Richard ProulxA Lenten reflection - Colin MawbyConsummatum est - Adrian Vernon FishCrucifixus - Noel RawsthorneJesu, victim blest - Richard LloydLament - Malcolm ArcherLent lilies - Richard LloydLenten litany - Andrew MooreLenten prelude - Andrew FletcherMary at the foot of Jesus - Quentin ThomasPalm Sunday processional - Colin MawbyParce Domine - Richard ProulxPensive procession - June NixonSolemn processional - Rosalie BonightonStabat mater dolorosa - Stanley VannThe open heart - James PattenThere was darkness all over the land - Andrew GantEasterAlleluia! Resurrexit! - Andrew FletcherAn Easter awakening - Malcolm McKelveyAn Easter fanfare - Alan VinerChrist is risen - Christopher TamblingEaster Alleluia - Colin MawbyEaster fanfare - Christopher TamblingEaster fanfare and processional - Malcolm McKelveyEastertide processional - Andrew MooreIn pomp and triumph high - Richard LloydLord of majesty - Richard LloydLumen Christe - Noel RawsthornePassiontide prayer - Richard PantcheffSortie: Christ the Lord is risen again - Noel RawsthorneThis joyful Eastertide - June NixonTibi, Redemptor omnium - Stanley VannHYMN-BASED PIECESLENTAbridgePrelude - Rosalie BonightonLast Verse - Andrew FletcherAus der TiefePrelude - Malcolm ArcherLast Verse - Stanley VannBreslauPrelude - Michael HigginsLast Verse - Harrison OxleyEpworthPrelude - Christopher TamblingLast Verse - Rosalie BonightonGerontiusPrelude - Stanley VannLast Verse - Harrison OxleyMisericordiaPrelude - Andrew MooreLast Verse - Andrew MoorePetraPrelude - A. E. FloydLast Verse - June NixonQuam dilectaPrelude - Andrew FletcherLast Verse - Harrison OxleyReptonPrelude - Andrew FletcherLast Verse - Richard LloydSouthwellPrelude - June NixonLast Verse - Harrison OxleySt HughPrelude - Rosalie BonightonLast Verse - Harrison OxleyPASSIONTIDE/HOLY WEEKPalm SundaySt TheodulphPrelude - Andrew MooreLast Verse - Harrison OxleyWinchester newPrelude - Andrew MooreLast Verse - Andrew MooreMaundy ThursdayO waly, walyPrelude - Andrew WrightLast Verse - Harrison OxleySong 1Prelude - Rosalie BonightonLast Verse - Andrew WrightTantum ergoPrelude - June NixonLast Verse - John BertalotGood FridayCruciferPrelude - Judith BaileyLast Verse - Andrew MooreHorsleyPrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - Michael HigginsPassion choralePrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - Robert JonesRockinghamPrelude - Rosalie Bonighton/Elizabeth HillLast Verse - Harrison OxleyWere you there?Prelude - Christopher TamblingLast Verse - Richard LloydWychboldPrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - Stanley VannThroughout the weekAlbanoPrelude - Rosalie BonightonLast Verse - Richard LloydBow BrickhillPrelude - June NixonLast Verse - Harrison OxleyCaswallPrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - June NixonHerongatePrelude - Andrew MooreLast Verse - Harrison OxleyLove unknownPrelude - Andrew WrightLast Verse - John AlleyOlivetPrelude - June NixonLast Verse - Noel RawsthorneSlanePrelude - Noel RawsthorneLast Verse - Noel RawsthorneSong 13Prelude - Richard PantcheffLast Verse - Martin SetchellSt BernardPrelude - Andrew FletcherLast Verse - Malcolm McKelveySt ChristopherPrelude - Andrew FletcherLast Verse - Mark WardellStabat MaterPrelude - Rosalie Bonighton/Alan VinerLast Verse - Simon LindleyEasterChrist arosePrelude - Christopher TamblingChristchurchPrelude - Christopher TamblingLast Verse - June NixonEaster hymnPrelude - Andrew Moore, Christopher TamblingLast Verse - Judith Bailey/Noel RawsthorneEllacombePrelude - Robert Jones/June NixonLast Verse - Betty RoeGelob't sei GottPrelude - Colin MawbyLast Verse - Harrison OxleyLasst uns erfreuenPrelude - Elizabeth HillLast Verse - Harrison OxleyLux eoiPrelude - Norman WarrenLast Verse - Elizabeth HillMaccabaeusPrelude - Noel RawsthorneLast Verse - Timothy Blinko/Noel RawsthorneNoël nouveletPrelude - Stanley VannLast Verse - Andrew WrightO filii et filiaePrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - Noel RawsthorneSalzburgPrelude - Rosalie BonightonLast Verse - Harrison OxleySavannahPrelude - Rosalie BonightonLast Verse - June NixonSt AlbinusPrelude - June NixonLast Verse - Colin MawbySt FulbertPrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - Robert JonesSt John DamascenePrelude - Noel RawsthorneLast Verse - Elizabeth HillSt MichaelPrelude - John Columba McCannLast Verse - Jennifer BateThis joyful EastertidePrelude - Andrew WrightLast Verse - Robert JonesThornburyLast Verse - Richard LloydVictoryPrelude - Noel RawsthorneLast Verse - Harrison OxleyWürttembergPrelude - Richard LloydLast Verse - Harrison Oxley

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Instruments: OrganTwelve truly glorious organ pieces to ensure a joyful and triumphant musical celebration of Easter.ContentsAlleluia! Resurrexit! - Andrew FletcherAn Easter postlude - John MarshA Paschal fanfare - Malcolm ArcherCarillon - Stanley VannChrist is risen - Christopher TamblingEaster Sunday - Andrew GantFanfare for the risen Christ - Colin MawbyFanfare for the third day - Colin HandFantasia on Noel nouvelet - Norman WarrenFantasy on Gelobt sei Gott - Noel RawsthorneProcession on Salzburg - June NixonSortie: Christ the Lord is risen again! - Noel Rawsthorne

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Instruments: Organ, Manuals, Mostly ManualsA collection of original pieces for Lent and Easter, giving musical expression to the sorrow and triumph, reflection and rejoicing of this most important of seasons.Contents LentA Lenten dialogue - Malcolm McKelveyA Lenten reflection - Colin MawbyContemplation - John MarshLenten lento - Betty RoeLenten litany - Andrew MooreLitany - Rosalie BonightonMeditation on Caithness - June NixonPassacaglia on Through the desert - Martin SetchellPsalm prelude - Andrew FletcherThe prayer our Father taught us - Quentin ThomasHoly WeekA solitary place - Adrian Vernon FishJesu, victim blest - Richard LloydLament - Malcolm ArcherMary at the foot of Jesus - Quentin ThomasMeditation - Christopher TamblingParce Domine - Richard ProulxPassiontide prayer - Richard PantcheffPrelude for Holy Week - James PattenRabboni! An Easter flourish - Adrian Vernon FishThe open heart - James PattenThere was darkness all over the land - Andrew GantEasterAlleluia -toccata - Andrew FletcherAn Easter awakening - Malcolm McKelveyEaster Day - Betty RoeEaster fanfare - Christopher TamblingEaster fanfare - Colin MawbyEaster toccata - Richard PantcheffEaster triumph - Stanley VannEastertide processional - Andrew MooreEt resurrexit tertia die - Martin SetchellExultate - John MarshFantasy on Lasst uns erfreuen - Rosalie BonightonIn pomp and triumph high - Richard LloydSurgit in haec dies - Richard ProulxThis joyful Eastertide - June NixonTibi, Redemptor omnium - Stanley VannToccata for Easter morning - Andrew Gant

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Instruments: OrganWe've taken 50 of the finest hymn preludes from our general collections and put them together under one cover for this super book.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContents LentAmazing grace - Simon ClarkAus der Tiefe - Malcolm ArcherBilling - Malcolm ArcherChorus angelorum - Robert FieldingCrimond - Quentin ThomasDoncaster - Andrew FletcherGerontius - John MarshLondonderry air - Andrew GantPetra - A. E. FloydRepton - Richard PantcheffRichmond - Alan VinerSaffron Walden - Martin SetchellSong 13 - A. E. FloydSong 46 - Rosalie BonightonSt Bernard - Andrew FletcherStockton - Betty RoeUniversity College - Adrian Vernon FishWill your anchor hold - Andrew GantHoly WeekAlbano - Adrian Vernon FishCaswall - Malcolm ArcherHoly Jesu - Quentin ThomasHorsley - Richard LloydInnsbruck - John JordanOlivet - Martin SetchellPassion Chorale - William Lloyd WebberRockingham - Richard ProulxSt Theodulph - Malcolm ArcherSt Theodulph - Andrew MooreSt Oswald - James PattenWere you there - Andrew FletcherWinchester New - William Lloyd WebberWychbold - Richard LloydEasterChrist arose - Christopher TamblingEaster Hymn - Malcolm ArcherEaster Hymn - Noel RawsthorneEllacombe - Philip MooreLux Eoi - Andrew MooreMaccabaeus - Barry FergusonNarenza - Colin MawbyO filii et filiae - Christopher TamblingRegent Square - Stephen KempSalzburg - Rosalie BonightonSavannah - Stanley VannSt Albinus - Malcolm ArcherSt Albinus - John MarshSt Fulbert - Malcolm ArcherSt Fulbert - Philip MooreThis joyful Eastertide - Alan RidoutVictory - Noel Rawsthorne

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Instruments: OrganA bumper collection for Lent, Holy Week and Easter with some really lovely pieces. And, of course, there is the usual Kevin Mayhew bonus that you will sound good without endless hours of practice!Contents Lent and Holy WeekA Lenten meditation - Colin HandA Lenten prose - Richard ProulxAndante tranquillo - Norman WarrenCommunion meditation - James PattenConsummatum est - Adrian Vernon FishCornish aria - Quentin ThomasCrucifixus - Noel RawsthorneElegiac melody - Malcolm McKelveyElegy - Betty RoeFac ut tecum lugeam - John JordanFanfare on the Palm Sunday Plainsong Hosanna Filio David - Martin SetchellLent lilies - Richard LloydLenten prelude - Andrew FletcherMeditation - John MarshMeditation on Passion Chorale - Andrew MoorePalm Sunday processional - Colin MawbyPensive procession - June NixonSolemn processional - Rosalie BonightonStabat Mater dolorosa - Stanley VannEasterA ceremonial flourish - Stanley VannAgain, in spite of that, we call this Friday good - Andrew GantAn Easter fanfare - Alan VinerAn Easter flourish - John MarshAnd the Lord with the sound of the trump - Andrew FletcherChrist is risen - Philip MooreDavid's delight - Betty RoeEaster alleluia - Colin MawbyEaster fanfare and processional - Malcolm McKelveyEaster toccata on Gelob't sei Gott (Vulpius) - Martin SetchellLord of majesty - Richard LloydLumen Christe - Noel RawsthorneNersungaarniassaqaara - Adrian Vernon FishProcessional for Easter morn - Colin HandResurrection fanfare - June NixonResurrection prelude - James PattenResurrexit! - Andrew GantSpring carol - Richard ProulxToccata on St Fulbert - Rosalie BonightonTrumpet play - Norman WarrenVictimae paschali laudes - Andrew Moore

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A spectacular Easter musical involving a large cast, Hosanna! Begins joyfully with Christ's entry into Jerusalem and leads through the events of Holy Week to a magnificent Pentecost finale, with colourful scenes of dancing wind and fire. The accompanying music also includes backing tracks for when musicians are not available.

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Instruments: SATBThis generous collection contains many tried, tested and popular anthems for Lent, Holy Week and Easter.ContentsLent_______Be thou my guardian and my guide - David TerryComfort, comfort - BruchForty days and forty nights - Harrison OxleyLord, I lift my hands to you - BeethovenLord, I would serve you - MahlerO Saviour of the world - Christopher TamblingPié Jesu - Malcolm ArcherThe Grail prayer - Margaret RizzaThe Lord is my shepherd - Malcolm Archer____________!!!Holy Week____________An upper room - John MarshAve verum corpus - Colin MawbyHosanna to the son of David - Noel RawsthorneIn an upper room - ChopinIngrediente domino - MalcolmWhen I survey the wondrous cross - June Nixon_________!!!Easter_________Alleluia! Christ is risen - Stephen KempChrist is risen - Norman WarrenExsultet: Rejoice, O heavenly powers - Malcolm ArcherFinished the strife of battle now - Andrew MooreHallelujah! It is finished! - Rosalie BonightonJesus Christ is risen today - Richard LloydJesus lives! - Colin HandLove's redeeming work is done - Malcolm ArcherProclaim the story - CharpentierSing the life Lloyd - WebberYe choirs of new Jerusalem - Malcolm Archer

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A collection of songs suitable for all children to celebrate the festival of Easter. With catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics, this is a vital resource for Easter celebrations.Contents Songs:How it all beganWave your branches highRemember meThe timeThe crucifixionHe is aliveHow it all began (Reprise)

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Here are nine pieces by Mike Anderson to enhance your Holy Week and Easter celebrations. From the plaintive emptiness of his setting of Stay, Watch and Pray to the wonderful zip of Rejoice, Heavenly Powers you'll find music here to match the moments of this most holy of weeks. There is a CD containing both a demonstration performance for learning purposes, and also a backing track for those occasions when no accompaniment is available.ContentsPALM SUNDAY1. Children of Jerusalem(The Procession)MAUNDY THURSDAY2. Let me wash your feet(The Washing of Feet)3. Stay, watch and pray- A Gethsemane Reflection (During Watch)GOOD FRIDAY4. This is the wood of the crossTHE EASTER LITURGY5. The light of Christ(The Service of Light)6. Rejoice, heavenly powers!(The Exsultet)7. I will sing to the Lord(To follow the reading from Exodus)8. Springs of living water flow(Renewal of Baptismal Promises)A LENT TO EASTER SONG9. Think of the loveInstrumental partsCongregation partsCopyright clearance form

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Easter Source is the only comprehensive collection of hymns and songs compiled for the season of Lent and Easter. Everything is included. Alongside the well-loved traditional hymns is a selection of related worship songs and children's songs making 186 in total.Users will find this superbly produced volume an invaluable resource with a rich variety of styles and a unique blend of old and new.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContents AAbove the clash of creedsAlas! And did my Saviour bleedAlleluia, alleluia, give thanks to the risen LordAlleluia, alleluia, hearts to heaven and voices raiseAlleluia, alleluia, Jesus, risen Lord of life!All glory, laud and honourAll heaven declaresAll I once held dearAll my days All praiseAll praise, all honourAll shall be well!All ye that pass byAll you seek a comfort sureA man there lives in Galilee Amazing LoveAnd can it beAnd he shall reignA purple robeA rainfall in droughtA stranger walked along the shoreAs we come to your throne At the crossAt the foot of the crossAt the Lamb's high feast we singAt the name of JesusAt your feet we fallB Beautiful Saviour Because he livesBehold his loveBehold, I am the first and the lastBehold the LambBehold the Saviour of mankindBeneath the cross of JesusBroken for me By your woundsCChrist is risen Christ is risen!Christ is risen! Raise your voicesChrist the Lord is risen againChrist triumphantCome and join in the songCome and seeCome and singCome, let us with our Lord ariseCrown him with many crownsDDay of wrath and day of wonderDon't let me waste your sacrificeEEaster jubilationF Father of creationFilled with compassion For all the people who live on earth For the crossFor this purposeForty days and forty nightsFrom heaven you cameFrom the heights of gloryFrom the squalor of a borrowed stableGGod sent his Son Good Fri, Good Fri, Good FridayHHail the day the sees him riseHallelujah hallelujahHallelujah! Jesus is aliveHallelujah, my FatherHark! The voice of love and mercy Healing riverHe has risenHe is LordHere I amHere is breadHere is loveHere is the risen Son He's alive!He that is in usHe was piercedHoliness is your life in meHoly One of GodHosannaHow can I be free from sin?How deep the Father's love for usHow do you know you love me?II believe in Jesus I come by the blood I kneel downI know my placeI know that my Redeemer lives I look to the cross I'm justified ImmanuelI'm specialIn Christ aloneIn the tomb so cold I really want to worship you, my LordI stand amazed in the presence I surrenderI thank you for the precious bloodIt is a thing most wonderfulIt's your blood I will always love your nameI will love you for the crossI will offer up my lifeJ Jesus, almighty SaviourJesus ChristJesus Christ is risen todayJesus Christ, you are the Son of GodJesus is LordJesus isn't dead any moreJesus, King of the agesJesus, life giverJesus lives! Thy terrors nowJesus, Prince and SaviourJesus, thank you for the crossJesus, the broken breadJesus, we celebrate your victoryJesus, you're the morning starK Knowing youL Lamb of God Lead me to the crossLed like a lambLight of the World Like a lamb Look to the crossLook, ye saintsLord, I lift your name on highLord of the heavensLord, we've come to worshipLord, what a sacrifice I seeLove's redeeming work is doneLow in the grave he layMMan of sorrowsMeekness and majesty Message of the crossMost holy judgeMy Lord loves meMy Lord, what love is thisMy song is love unknown My tributeNName of all majesty No scenes of stately majesty Nothing but the bloodOO God, Most HighOh, lead me O I love you, LordOn a cross he diedOn a hill far awayOn Calvary's tree Once again Only the blood On my kneesOn the blood-stained groundOn the crossOn this day, the first of daysO sacred head, once woundedO the blood of JesusO the passionO, what a morningPPraise you, Lord Prophet, Priest and KingRRisen!Rock of ages Roll the stone awaySSaviour, I will sing to you Saviour of the worldSee the love of God poured outShould he who made the starsSing out an Easter songSon of ManSuch loveTTake up thy cross, the Saviour saidThank you for saving meThank you, Jesus Thank you for the bloodThank you for the crossThank you, Jesus That's why I give my life That the Lamb who was slainThe cross has said it allThe darkest hour, Lord JesusThe day of resurrection The greatest loveThe head that once was crowned with thorns The Lord Almighty reigns The old rugged crossThe only power that cleansed me The power and the gloryThe price is paidTherefore we lift our hearts in praiseThere is a fountain filled with bloodThere is a green hill far awayThere is a RedeemerThere is freedom at the crossThere, on a cruel cross The Servant KingThe strife is o'er, the battle doneThe women went to Jesus' tomeThe Word made fleshThine be the gloryThis grace is mineThis is my beloved SonThis is the message of the cross This is your GodThis joyful Eastertide This thankful heartThrough the crossTis finished, the Messiah diesTo God be the gloryTo God be the glory! Tomb breakerTo the cross I comeU Upon a cross of shameW We await a Saviour from heavenWe believeWe come into your presenceWe sing the praise of him who died We sing your mercies We worship at your feet What a giftWhat can wash away my sin?What have we to show our SaviourWhat kind of love is thisWhat love is this?What wondrous love is thisWhen I think about the crossWhen the sky turned blackWho can sound the depths of sorrowWho, for my sakeWho is there like youWho sees it allWonderful grace Worship the KingWorthy is the LambYYe choirs of new JerusalemYou are mightyYou are the perfect and righteous God You are worthy You bought me freedomYou came from heaven's splendour You came form heaven to earth You have broken the chainsYou laid aside your majestyYou laid down your majesty You're aliveYou're the One who flung the starsYour only Son

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Here is a wonderful new collection of 39 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 music.

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The Good News of the Easter story is shared very simply in this short musical. No complicated narrative, no confusing names! There are four tuneful songs and all the children join together to celebrate the joyful Easter message. Contents CastNarratorChildrenJesusPeterJohn5 friendsMary, Jesus' motherMary, friend of Jesus3 rulers5 soldiers4 servants3 PersonsCrowdSongsClap your handsDon't pretendGoodbye, Jesus, goodbyeJesus is alive!

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The Selfish Giant is one of Oscar Wilde's most popular fairy tales. The story is based around a giant whose attitude changes as he comes to understand the goodness of a little boy.The parallel with the Easter story makes this musical ideal for the spring term. The Selfish Giant is suitable for an assembly or for a larger production, and lends itself to dance and dramatic movements, as well as singing and the use of musical instruments.Suitable for Key Stage 1-2Free Backing tracks available

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