Spirituals We Love Your Favorite Composers Share a Few of Their Favorites by Pepper Choplin Piano Solo - Sheet Music

By Mark Hayes

In this fourth installment of the “Hymns We Love” series, six of your favorite arrangers apply their skills to the melodies and rhythms of the American spiritual. Because spirituals share roots with many popular music styles, you will find more than a touch of jazz in this collection, such as Mary McDonald’s swinging “Joshua” and a driving “Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel?” by Mark Hayes. But there is also a sensitive and beautiful side to this repertoire, as seen in Larry Shackley’s arrangement of “My Lord, What a Morning” and Lloyd Larson’s treatment of “There Is a Balm in Gilead.” As in previous volumes, each selection is introduced by a personal note from the arranger.

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Instrument:
Piano Solo
Genres:
Spirituals
Composers:
Pepper Choplin
Publishers:
Lorenz Publishing Company
ISBN:
9781429117029
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Intermediate Advanced
Artist:
Pepper Choplin
Arrangers:
Mark Hayes
Usages:
Hymn Anthems
Shipping Weight:
0.54 pounds

Piano - Moderately Advanced

SKU: LO.70-1725L

Your Favorite Composers Share a Few of Their Favorites. Composed by Pepper Choplin. Arranged by Mark Hayes. Hymns We Love. Sacred, Spiritual. Lorenz Publishing Company #70/1725L. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company (LO.70-1725L).

ISBN 9781429117029.

In this fourth installment of the “Hymns We Love” series, six of your favorite arrangers apply their skills to the melodies and rhythms of the American spiritual. Because spirituals share roots with many popular music styles, you will find more than a touch of jazz in this collection, such as Mary McDonald’s swinging “Joshua” and a driving “Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel?” by Mark Hayes. But there is also a sensitive and beautiful side to this repertoire, as seen in Larry Shackley’s arrangement of “My Lord, What a Morning” and Lloyd Larson’s treatment of “There Is a Balm in Gilead.” As in previous volumes, each selection is introduced by a personal note from the arranger.

  • Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho

  • Chariot's A-comin'

  • My Lord, What A Morning

  • Lord, I know I been changed

  • Down to the River/Shall We Gather at the River?

  • Every Time I Feel The Spirit

  • Give Me Jesus

  • There Is A Balm In Gilead

  • Plenty Good Room

  • Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel?

  • I Want Jesus to Walk with Me

  • All Night, All Day

  • Ratings + Reviews

    4.3 Rating

    3 reviews

    Buchanan

    May 28, 2014

    Spirituals We Love

    A Collection, like this one, is a good idea to introduce new composers to the purchaser. But -- the Good Writers stand out: Shackley, Hayes, Larson. Their stimulating ideas make the music come alive. The music intertwines from chord progression to chord progression. In comparison the other selections lack quality writing. For instance --- an idea or phrase can be found repeating and repeating, as if the piece was for a student learning a new concept. I plan to use the Shackley, Larson, Hayes compositions from the Collection. Their compositions are of high quality.

    Joyful M.

    Jan 31, 2012

    Music with Spirit

    This is an interesting and enjoyable collection of spirituals. I like the idea of a collection of arrangers so I can sample those whose work I had not seen before. I appreciate the comment by each arranger and the inclusion of the words for each song.This book is a great fit for me as service music. There are some easier pieces that I have gotten ready in a week and some more challenging pieces that are taking longer. I like the energy and momentum of all of them. A great addition to my music collection.

    Stella P.

    Jul 22, 2011

    Buy this book

    This has four very usable slow & reflective pieces for solemn occasions...and several jump-up-and-shout arrangements that will have everybody tapping their feet. Definitely belongs in the collection of church pianists and those of us who play for the occasional funeral or wedding.