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Original

Postludes of Praise for Piano. David Sarandon. Piano Solo sheet music. Intermediate.

Translation

Postludes of Praise for Piano. David Sarandon. Piano Solo sheet music. Intermediate.

Original

Postludes of Praise for Piano composed by David Sarandon. For piano. Sacred. Intermediate. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company. LO.70-1733L. Level 2 - Songs of praise tend to be vibrant, loud, often up-beat, sometimes majestic, and always uplifting. All of these qualities are well represented in this thirteen-piece compendium of hymn-tune settings and original compositions. Postludes also commonly feature the same characteristics--hence, the title of this collection. However many of these pieces may also serve with equal impact as dynamic preludes or for personal uplifting of the spirit. The best part. Without fail, each of these compositions sounds much more impressive to the ear than their relative difficulty for the fingers suggests. So, enjoy presenting your own "Postludes of Praise," and we'll keep that last little tidbit of information between us. Praise to the Lord, the Almighty. My Country, âTis of Thee. Leaning on the Everlasting Arms. Arise, My Soul, Arise. The Foundation. Strong Praise. Rejoicing in God. Postlude on âœSalvationâ. Our God, How Great. My Heart Rejoices. Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken. A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. All Things Bright and Beautiful. God Of The Ages.

Translation

Postludes of Praise for Piano composed by David Sarandon. For piano. Sacred. Intermediate. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company. LO.70-1733L. Level 2 - Songs of praise tend to be vibrant, loud, often up-beat, sometimes majestic, and always uplifting. All of these qualities are well represented in this thirteen-piece compendium of hymn-tune settings and original compositions. Postludes also commonly feature the same characteristics--hence, the title of this collection. However many of these pieces may also serve with equal impact as dynamic preludes or for personal uplifting of the spirit. The best part. Without fail, each of these compositions sounds much more impressive to the ear than their relative difficulty for the fingers suggests. So, enjoy presenting your own "Postludes of Praise," and we'll keep that last little tidbit of information between us. Praise to the Lord, the Almighty. My Country, âTis of Thee. Leaning on the Everlasting Arms. Arise, My Soul, Arise. The Foundation. Strong Praise. Rejoicing in God. Postlude on âœSalvationâ. Our God, How Great. My Heart Rejoices. Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken. A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. All Things Bright and Beautiful. God Of The Ages.