King Is Exalted, The

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Piano Folio
Publisher Lillenas Publishing Co
Arranger Berry/Larson
Grade Moderate

Price: $15.99

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #00102014

UPC code: 884088689971

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Combine five of the most respected arrangers for church pianists with some of todays's most love praise and worship songs and you have the makings of a practical and inspiring collection for worship. Jeff Bennett, Cindy Berry, Mark Kellner, Victor Labenske, and Lloyd Larson blend their talents to providethis fresh and comprehensive volume of piano solos.

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
ALL”)
CROSS OF JESUS” AND “NEAR THE CROSS”)
HE IS EXALTED
HERE I AM TO WORSHIP (WITH “CROWN HIM
IN CHRIST ALONE (WITH “JESUS PAID IT
LAMB OF GOD
MIGHTY TO SAVE (WITH “COME, YE SINNERS,
OPEN THE EYES OF MY HEART
POOR AND NEEDY”)
SPEAK, O LORD
THE WONDERFUL CROSS (WITH “BENEATH THE
THERE IS A REDEEMER
WITH MANY CROWNS”)

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