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Barr - Two Carols For Christmas
Product No. 23493 Product No. GSTCM0205New product
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Arranged By: John G. Barr
Item #: GSTCM0205
UPC: 654979038788
ISBN 10: 0757994520
ISBN 13: 9780757994524
Series: H.W. Gray Saint Cecilia Series
Category: Organ Solo
Format: Sheet
Instrument: Organ
John Barr has arranged two beloved carols for the Christmas season. Meditation on "In the Bleak Midwinter" is a reflective setting with lush chords supporting the familiar melody in the left hand. A bit more involved is his Prologue on "On this Day Earth Shall Ring." A running 4th pattern and a 16th-note pattern in the right hand offer a challenge, but add to the mood and excitement of the overall work. A great recital piece or service prelude.
Item #: GSTCM0205
UPC: 654979038788
ISBN 10: 0757994520
ISBN 13: 9780757994524
Series: H.W. Gray Saint Cecilia Series
Category: Organ Solo
Format: Sheet
Instrument: Organ
John Barr has arranged two beloved carols for the Christmas season. Meditation on "In the Bleak Midwinter" is a reflective setting with lush chords supporting the familiar melody in the left hand. A bit more involved is his Prologue on "On this Day Earth Shall Ring." A running 4th pattern and a 16th-note pattern in the right hand offer a challenge, but add to the mood and excitement of the overall work. A great recital piece or service prelude.