Sunday Solos for Piano

the music is ok, functional, not great; how sad that no composers are listed--performers and listeners alike like to know who wrote what they are playing and listening to!!; maybe these were all written by software programs? or by gifted children in a sweat shop in China? one wonders...

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Sunday Solos has been my go-to book for church specials for quite some time. Most of the arrangements can be picked up quickly by a late-intermediate/early advanced pianist. With good practice, an intermediate pianist will be able to learn them well. Not all of the songs are...

on the same level. they range from intermediate to late-intermediate and possibly early advanced on a couple of them. Overall, I highly recommend this piano book. It is full of tastefully styled arrangements that are enjoyable to play.

Has a great variety of traditional and contemporary Christian pieces--I use this book often for preludes, offertories, postludes, and Christian wedding services. I am now ordering one for a piano student!

Sunday Solos and More Sunday Solos are both early intermediate to intermediate levels. Both of these books have some interesting arrangements while others are difficult to play and determine the familiar tune. There are several selections in both books that I would play in church but not all of them...

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These arrangements range between early intermediate and intermediate in difficulty (from my experience). Unfortunately, most seem somewhat pedestrian and on occasion just odd. To me, they really don't move the music to a level that would enhance worship.