Easy Hymns Gospel Songs For Piano

(Easy Piano Songbook). 50 worship favorites for beginning pianists to learn, including: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) * Blessed Be Your Name * Come, Now Is the Time to Worship * Forever * Here I Am to Worship (Light of the World) * In Christ Alone * Lord, I Lift Your Name on High * Mighty to Save * Open the Eyes of My Heart * Shout to the Lord * 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) * Thy Word * We Fall Down * You Are My King (Amazing Love) * Your Name * and many more.

(Easy Piano Songbook). 37 sacred songs in easy piano arrangements, including: Amazing Grace * Christ the Lord Is Risen Today * Faith of Our Fathers * Holy, Holy, Holy * It Is Well with My Soul * A Mighty Fortress Is Our God * Nearer, My God, to Thee * Rock of Ages * Sweet Hour of Prayer * Were You There? * When I Survey the Wondrous Cross * and many more.

(Easy Piano Songbook). 35 songs perfect for Sunday School or family gatherings, including: The B-I-B-L-E * God Is So Good * I Am a C-H-R-I-S-T-I-A-N * I'm Gonna Sing When the Spirit Says Sing * I'm in the Lord's Army * If You're Happy and You Know It * Jacob's Ladder * Jesus Loves the Little Children * Kum Ba Yah * Simple Gifts * This Is My Father's World * This Little Light of Mine * When the Saints Go Marching In * Zacchaeus Was a Wee Little Man * and more.

The Easy Hymns & Gospel Songs for Piano by Lee Davis features beginning to intermediate arrangements for classic hymns and gospel songs. The first arrangement you will learn for each song features interesting and recognizable melodies using mainly the right hand along with basic left hand parts. The second section of this songbook displays each song along with chord progressions, lyrics, and vocal melody lines. This is a great setup for sing-alongs because the lyrics are written in a large font so that multiple singers and musicians can read along.This course also includes access to audio tracks to help you learn and practice. We have included three different recordings of each song. The first version features just the piano playing the melody line. The second version has the piano playing along with other instruments. The last recording features the other instruments with no piano so that you can practice playing the piano part in context.

With All the Best Songs for Piano, we take a brief look backward--back to some of our most valued arrangements for piano by some of your favorite arrangers. A quick glance at the roster of contributors will demonstrate why we felt that you'd appreciate again (or for the first time) these significant, tested and proven creations. Featured arrangers include Cindy Berry, Roger House, Gail Smith, Stan Pethel, Teresa Wilhelmi, Don Phillips, Tim Conyers, Jeff Bennett, and Lavawan Riley. We know of no other single collection that offers such powerful music in such creative set.

Church pianists are often asked to provide music that is reflective and meditative in nature. The six hymns in this collection by Martha Mier were chosen because of their beauty and for the messages of comfort and hope that they convey. Titles: * In the Garden * It Is Well with My Soul * Near to The Heart of God * Sweet Hour of Prayer * 'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus * What A Friend We Have In Jesus

Features easy words and piano arrangements for 26 favorite hymns and spirituals.

The Easy Christmas Songbook for Piano by Lee Davis features beginning to intermediate arrangements for classic Christmas songs. The first arrangement you will learn for each song features interesting and recognizable melodies using mainly the right hand along with basic left hand parts. The second section of this songbook displays each song along with chord progressions, lyrics, and vocal melody lines. This is a great setup for sing-alongs because the lyrics are written in a large font so that multiple singers and musicians can read along.This course also includes access to audio tracks to help you learn and practice. We have included three different recordings of each song. The first version features just the piano playing the melody line. The second version has the piano playing along with other instruments. The last recording features the other instruments with no piano so that you can practice playing the piano part in context.