Kenneth Gaw

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These short contrasting pieces are written to help the piano student
  develop proficiency in a variety of styles and techniques.

Three Piano Miniatures

Piano Solo

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This song began as a compositional experiment with pedal notes and
  sequences. The restrictions these impose are complimented by the intertwining
  contrapuntal lines that are gradually introduced as the piece develops.
    
    
    
    The music attempts to reflect the simplicity and the beauty of the
  Christmas message.

Our Emmanuel

SATB Octavo

A simple meditation on the profound mystery of the incarnation.

The Holy Child

I've always found humor in music to be a subject of interest. The light-hearted, relaxed mood of this arrangement of a well-known melody makes it suitable for an encore.

Pop goes the Weasel

Clarinet Ensemble with Piano

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This five part, a cappella arrangement endeavors to preserve the simple
  and restrained musical expression of the original.

Were you there when they crucified my Lord?

SSATB Octavo

This is a meditation on one of the most significant titles of Jesus: the
  Lamb of God.

Lamb of God

This is a song of worship inspired by the beauty of God's creation.

Wonders of Creation

This Psalm is often sung in the Presbyterian Churches of Scotland and is also well known through the wonderful setting in Handel's Messiah.
The double choir is used here to emphasize the question/answer nature of the text and they unite at the end to repeat the key words: "He is the King of Glory".

He is the King of Glory

SATB/SATB Octavo

"See! The winter is past; the rains are over and gone.
    
    Flowers appear on the earth;  the
  season of singing has come. "(Song of Songs 2:11 NIV)
    
    
    
    This song is suitable for a gospel invitation. It draws a parallel between
  the coming of summer and the Christianas conversion experience.

Summer's Knocking

This song is a simple prayer for the moving of the Holy Spirit and the
  reviving of the church.

Hymn to the Holy Spirit

These arrangements for clarinet trio (or clarinet ensemble) are intended
  for fairly advanced students. As well as developing their ensemble playing
  techniques, they are designed to demonstrate ways in which musical ideas can
  be developed by using familiar childhood melodies.
    
    
    
    Techniques use include, augmentation, fugue, inversion, and canon and one
  of the pieces contains a musical quote from a famous composer.
    
    
    
    A version for flute trio is also available from JWPepper.com

Three Nursery Rhymes for Three Clarinets

Clarinet Trio

This song was written at a difficult time in our community.
    
    
    
    It points to the need for permanence and security that we seem to both need
  and expect in the midst of life's tragedies.
    
    
    
    The musical objects on which the piece is built are very simply and clearly
  defined.
    
    
    
    Please note that the SAB version is in E minor and the SATB version is in D
  minor. The instrumental parts are exact transpositions, so it is  possible to perform either version in
  either key.

Eternal Light

SAB Octavo

This song is based on the beautiful and unusually worded King James
  version of Isaiah 26:3 and the parable of the two builders. The music
  attempts to reflect that "Perfect Peace" which we really in these
  troubled times.

Perfect Peace

TTB Octavo

One of my earliest memories is sitting on the garden swing at the age of four making up my own tune to Scottish Psalter's version of "The Lord's My Shepherd".
This isn't it, but I hope you find this simple, condensed paraphrase uplifting.
I have (yet) another version of Psalm 23 which I hope to publish in the future.

Kenneth Gaw

The Lord's my Shepherd

This is a setting of John Bunyan's famous hymn. 
    
    The unusual phrase structure and angular rhythms attempt to reflect his
  true Christian heroism.

Pilgrim

This is  a simple and direct
  setting of one of the best known Psalms. 
    
    
    
    The SAB and SATB choral parts are identical in the obbligato flute and
  non-obbligato flute versions. The piano part differs since it has to
  compensate for the absence of the flute in the latter.

I Lift My Eyes to the Hills

<p>This setting of John Newton's beautiful text attempts to convey the joy and security he found in the "Amazing Grace" of God.</p>

Amazing Grace

This is a setting of a a beautiful poem by Christina Rossetti, author
  of  the well known carols "In the
  bleak midwinter" and "Love came down at Christmas".

The Face of Christ

I've always found humor in music to be a subject of interest. The
  light-hearted, relaxed mood of this arrangement of a well-known melody makes
  it suitable for an encore piece.
    
    A version for four clarinets and piano is also available.

Flute Ensemble with Piano

This is a setting of Fanny Crosby's famous hymn, "Blessed
  Assurance" for Solo Alto and Choir.
    
    Her life is a truly amazing example of the faithfulness of God and of
  triumph over adversity.
    
    
    
    The text is treated freely, with the words AAthis is my storyAA
  continually set against other lines of the text to emphasize the relationship
  between them.
    
    
    
    The music also maintains a continuous forward momentum, avoiding a perfect
  cadence until near the end (bar 68), where the soloist eventually sings
  "this is my song".

This is my Story

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