The Lord's Prayer & Other Sacred Classics (Easy Piano)
The Lord's Prayer & Other Sacred Classics (Easy Piano)
- Instrumentation Piano
- Edition Sheet Music
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Difficulty Level
- Editor Bill Boyd
- Publisher G. Schirmer
- Series Piano Collection
- Order no. 50481090
incl. tax,
excl. shipping costs
Description:
A terrific collection of the most enduring and beloved sacred music, including Albert Hay Malotte's The Lord's Prayer, the most famous sacred song of this century. The easy piano arrangements include lyrics. Contents: Bach/Gounod: Ave Maria - Schubert: Ave Maria - Mueller: Create In Me a Clean Heart, O God - Handel (from Messiah): He Shall Feed His Flock, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth - O'Hara: He Smiled on Me, I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked - Niles: I Wonder as I Wander - Bach: My Heart Ever Faithful, Sheep May Safely Graze - Gounod: O Divine Redeemer - Fauré: The Palms - Franck: Panis Angelicus - Kountz: Prayer of the Norwegian Child - Handel: Thanks Be to Thee - Malotte: The 23rd Psalm, The Lord's Prayer.
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Thanks Be To Thee
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My Heart Ever Faithful
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He Smiled On Me
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He Smiled On Me (O'hara) [O'hara, Geoffery]
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I Know That My Redeemer Liveth (Messiah)
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Sheep May Safely Graze
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I Wonder As I Wander
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Create In Me A Clean Heart, O God
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The Palms (les Rameaux)
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Prayer Of The Norwegian Child
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Panis Angelicus (o Lord Most Holy)
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Georg Friedrich Händel I Know Redeemer Liveth
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Georg Friedrich Händel Thanks Be To Thee
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The Lord's Prayer
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The Palms
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Albert Hay Malotte Twenty-third Psalm, The
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