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Name: Lift High the Cross (Prelude and Postlude)
SKU: MN.10-726
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Author: David Cherwien

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Instrument:

Organ Organ Solo

Genres:

Christian Classical

Composers:

David Cherwien

Publishers:

MorningStar Music Publishers

UPC:

688670107269

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Beginning Advanced

Musical forms:

Prelude

Artist:

David Cherwien

Usages:

Lent School and Community

Shipping Weight:

0.34 pounds

Detailed Description

Organ - Beginning to Advanced

SKU: MN.10-726

Composed by David Cherwien. Preludes, Postludes. Lent. MorningStar Music Publishers #10-726. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers (MN.10-726).

UPC: 688670107269.

Based on the tune Crucifer. Designed to serve as the prelude and postlude, these pieces are moderately easy, although somewhat thick with ink! The prelude makes use of the compositional symbol for"following" ("Come Christians follow, where our captain trod") by using a canon between the pedal and right hand. The postlude is a thrilling fanfare followed by a toccata section with frequent passages that"rise" symbolizing"lifting up" the cross.