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The Nation Rejoices! The King of Glory Comes is a three-section arrangement of the Israeli tune Promised One. The first section introduces the melody in the trumpet over an ostinato of fifths and octaves. The second section has a more ornamented melody with a simpler accompaniment, resembling the ambling of a donkey. The last section takes full advantage of the syncopated rhythm- first in one voice, then a second, then a third. A pedalpoint with a gradual crescendo leads to the final fortissimo refrain with the melody in the pedal.

The Nation Rejoices! Procession on The King of Glory Comes

Organ Solo

Ride On In Majesty, Glory and Honor is a 3-section composition for Palm Sunday. The first section introduces the tune Winchester New (Ride On, Ride On, In Majesty); the second section is the same tune set with a "walking bass" depicting Jesus riding on a donkey into Jerusalem; and the third section combines Winchester New with Valet will ich dir geben, a.k.a. St. Theodulph (All Glory, Laud and Honor).

Ride On In Majesty, Glory, and Honor

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This is an arrangement for piano on "O Sacred Head, Now Wounded." It is in three sections, each in a different time signature: 12/4, 3/4, and 4/4.

It Is Finished! Meditation on "O Sacred Head"

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"Heaven Is Won Today! Fanfare on Welcome Happy Morning" is a rousing fanfare arrangement for organ on the tune Sei du mir gegrusset. Appropriate for pre-service or post-service on Easter morning or anytime throughout the Easter season. Scripture references: 1 Peter 1:3-5; 1 Peter 3:19; Revelation 1:18; Matthew 12:40; John 2:19

Heaven Is Won Today! Fanfare On Welcome Happy Morning

This is a quiet meditation for organ on the tune "Evan:" Oh That the Lord Would Guide My Ways.

Lord, Guide My Ways: Meditation on "Evan"

A Thousand Voices to Thank Our God is a juxtaposition of Now Thank We All Our God (Nun danket alle Gott) and O That I Had a Thousand Voices (O dass ich tausend Zungen hatte - Koenig). It can be used as a short postlude, pre-service, or hymn introduction. Perfect for Thanksgiving and other times of the year.

A Thousand Voices to Thank Our God

The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want is an arrangement for organ based on the less-popular tune Crimond. It consists of an introduction, statement of the tune in chorale form, and two variations. Ideal for Good Shepherd Sunday. Scripture references: Psalm 23; John 10:11; Revelation 7:17

The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want

This arrangement for organ is based on the tune Capetown. Following a simple introduction, the piece is divided into five sections, corresponding to five verses. The music is written as an interpretation of the text of each verse. Verse four incorporates "I Am Jesus' Little Lamb."

Jesus, Shepherd of the Sheep

3 brief variations on the tune Woodworth (Just As I Am Without One Plea) for piano solo

Just As I Am Without One Plea

In this short composition for organ or piano, the hymn tune Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted (O mein Jesu, ich muss sterben) is combined with O Sacred Head Now Wounded (Herzlich tut mich verlangen) for an almost ethereal piece suitable for any time in Lent. The audio preview is half organ and half piano.

Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted with O Sacred Head

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