Preview: Congregational Style Hymns Vol. 1: 25 Intermediate Piano Stylings in Lower Keys
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SKU: A0.726577
Composed by Various. Arranged by Pam Turner. Sacred,Traditional. Score. 66 pages. Pam Turner #6447295. Published by Pam Turner (A0.726577).Collection of 25 hymns in lower keys arranged in congregational style suitable for accompaniments, solos, or medleys. Each song transitions to the next, allowing 35-40 minutes of continuous playing time if desired. Play the whole book or selected pieces, or individually for congregational singing. This is a very versatile book for church pianists and those desiring to learn to play hymns as each arrangement includes two versions with improvisation included and written out for you. Also useful for piano teachers who wish to teach improvisation to their students. This is a "must have" on many levels! Connect with Pam at www.pamturnerpiano.com
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