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19974620
Brightest and Best
19974620
19974620
19974620
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Piano, Piano Solo - Level 2 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.848071
Composed by W. Walker Southern Harmony (1835). Arranged by Christine Sullivan Robbins. This edition: pdf. Christian, Christmas, Folk, Sacred. Score. 4 pages. Christine Sullivan Robbins #12255. Published by Christine Sullivan Robbins (A0.848071).Also known as the hymn Hail the Blest Morn, See the Great Mediator.
Perfect for Epiphany, inspire listeners to follow the Christmas star with this easily learned piano arrangement of traditional American hymn tune Star in the East.
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Richard M.
January 20, 2025
Brightest and Best AND As With Gladness/ Let All Mortal Flesh
I purchased two arrangements of Epiphany hymns for piano to use for prelude last Sunday, January 19 in the Old Chapel of Central Moravian Church in Bethlehem, PA. Both arrangements were by Christine Sullivan Robbins and both were lovely. They were Brightest and Best, and As With Gladness/Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence. The first was used for Offertory and was very evocative. In the medley, Ms. Robbins deftly wove the two hymns in and out of each other for a very pleasing effect. I also played one of my own arrangements as well as two by Thomas Keesecker. I had many positive comments on the music for the morning.
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