Christopher Parkening-Sacred Music Vol 1

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Guitar Folio
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Series Guitar Collection

Price: $10.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #00699095

UPC code: 073999586589

See Table of Contents (7)

Seven inspirational arrangements, transcriptions and compositions covering traditional Christian melodies from several centuries. These selections appear onthe Parkening album Sacred Music for the Guitar. Includes: Preludium (Bach) * Our Great Savior * God of Grace and God of Glory (2 guitars) * Brethren, We Have Met to Worship * Deep River * Jesus, We Want to Meet * Evening Prayer.

Title	Artist	Composer
BRETHREN WE HAVE MET TO WORSHIP	PARKENING,CHRIS
DEEP RIVER	PARKENING,CHRIS
EVENING PRAYER	PARKENING,CHRIS
GOD OF GRACE AND GOD OF GLORY	PARKENING,CHRIS	FOSDICK/HUGHES/MANZ/
JESUS WE WANT TO MEET	PARKENING,CHRIS
OUR GREAT SAVIOR (HYFRYDOL AND VARIATION	PARKENING,CHRIS
PRALUDIUM	PARKENING,CHRIS

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