Three Preludes for Lent
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SKU: A0.1346173
By Henrietta Atkin. By African American spiritual and Heinlein. Arranged by Henrietta Atkin. Christian,Lent,Religious,Sacred,Spiritual. Score. 12 pages. Henrietta Atkin #930995. Published by Henrietta Atkin (A0.1346173).Lenten planning just got a whole lot easier with these three keyboard preludes for Lent.
A poignant arrangement of the beautiful African-American spiritual "I Want Jesus to Walk With Me" (featured in the movie "Selma") headlines the collection. This thoughtful, contemplative rendition is sure to induce prayerful reflection.
A set of Baroque variations will have you seeing the classic Lenten tune "Heinlein" in a new light. Appropriate for the entire forty days of Lent.
Finally, a moving meditation on the spiritual "Jesus is a Rock in a Weary Land" will be one your congregation will never forget. This timeless classic is rarely set as a prelude, which is why it's time to include it in your Lenten planning today.
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