Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel (piano solo)
A solo piano version of the rockin’ choral arrangement, this work will definitely excite any piano player and audience member. With added flourishes and a driving bass line, you will have a fun time playing this piece!
Do, Lord, Remember Me
A slow ballad with a consistent beat accompanies the rhythmically-embellished melody. A wonderful piece for your piano solo collection.
Erie Canal
With a laid-back jazzy swing feel, this Thomas S. Allen song is always entertaining for the audience. This arrangement features escalating key changes, unconventional harmonic variations, even having the left hand play the solo in the bass for a verse. You will have a fun time (at least fifteen miles worth) in your piano performance of this work.
Exhilaration
Do you ever wish you could be a contestant on a game show and be called to the stage to play? You can get that feeling with the performance of this song at your next concert! A joyful celebration tempo, combined with an inspirational melody and harmonic structure, make this song come to life. Builds in the transitions between key changes lift the music to a higher elevation that keep the joyful feeling alive. Have fun with this song at your next concert!
Ezekiel Saw de Wheel / Now Let Me Fly (Medley)
This triumphant and upbeat arrangement perfectly combines two of the most well-known spirituals together into a rollicking good ol’ time. You will want to dance at the piano while playing this song, but let the audience do that for you!
Fairest Lord Jesus
Unconventional harmonies and voice leading in this new arrangement bring a warmth to your Easter worship proceedings. With a touch of folk-like and Romantic adornments, the well-known Easter hymn is embellished and expanded to illustrate the wider breadth of the power of God’s love.
Fearless
This courageous work can be daunting upon first glance, but it can be easily performed with consistent practice and a strong determination to create an outstanding performance, qualities exemplified in the song’s title. The differing nontraditional time signatures and driving nature of the rhyhtms will heighten the attention of your audience members to take notice of this outstanding work.
The Freedom of Flight
This song personifies the effortless yet majestic flying that birds are opportune to make, soaring over beautiful landscapes and getting to witness such amazing sights one can only dream. Opening with an ostinato mimicking the bird’s flight, the left hand introduces the lively harmonies before carrying through to the melody that moves between voices. A slower contrasting section brings a slight calm to the work before returning to the original drive from the first. This is a tremendous but rewarding song to perform at your next concert that your audience to enjoy!
Give Me Jesus
This arrangement of the well-known African-American spiritual starts very calmly with the melody playing easily over sustained notes, but the piano soons picks up its rhythm gives more motion and life to the work. The audience will be drawn into the awesome message and powerful declamatory statements as the piece progresses. A heart-warming piece to play!
Go, Tell It On the Mountain
The driving nature of this arrangement is much like the theme to the movie Chariots of Fire. Relentless, ambitious, and unwavering as the tune evolves into its melodic introduction and embellishments, reflective of the song’s message. The work finally transitions into a laid-back, ragtime-style texture before returning to its original drive to end the song. This familiar Christmas carol arrangement will get your audience’s attentions and be inspired to welcome the Christmas season at your next performance.