My Redeemer Lives

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Piano Folio
Publisher Lorenz Corporation
Arranger Cox, Michael
Grade Intermediate
Series Sunday Suites

Price: $12.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #70/1814L

UPC code: 9781429129961

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The popular "Sunday Suites" series continues with this Easter offering from church musician and educator Michael Cox. This collection of four pieces provides all of the music that you'll need for Resurrection Sunday, including a classical-style prelude on "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today," an offertory on"Jesus Lives and So Shall I," and a celebratory postlude-toccata on "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." This compact book also contains an alternate prelude based on the ST. DENIO tune, "We Welcome Glad Easter."

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN TODAY		COX, MICHAEL
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVES		COX, MICHAEL
JESUS LIVES AND SO SHALL I		COX, MICHAEL
WE WELCOME GLAD EASTER		COX, MICHAEL

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