Just A Closer Walk With Thee (SIMPSON MARTIN)

Probably the most popular Canadian Brass concert opening number “Just a Closer Walk with Thee” retains the famous slow New Orleans-style introduction. In true Canadian Brass style this one really lets loose forsome great Dixie fun that's within the playing abilities of most grade 3 bands. Included are short written solos for clarinet trumpet and trombone.

Adapted and arranged by Ed Lojeski this setting of Just A Closer Walk With Thee is for four-part male voices (TTBB) piano accompaniment and guitar chords with optional parts for string bass and percussion.

24 treasured sacred favorites arranged for Accordion including: 'Amazing Grace' 'Beautiful Savior' 'Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing' 'Crown Him with Many Crowns' 'Holy Holy Holy' 'It Is Well with My Soul' 'Just a Closer Walk with Thee' 'A Mighty Fortress Is Our God' 'Nearer My God to Thee' 'The Old Rugged Cross' 'Rock of Ages' 'What a Friend We Have in Jesus' and more.

The Phillip Keveren Series Piano Duet. Eight inspiring hymns arranged by Phillip Keveren for one piano, four hands, including: Church in the Wildwood · His Eye Is on the Sparrow · In the Garden · Just a Closer Walk with Thee · The Old Rugged Cross · Shall We Gather at the River? · There Is Power in the Blood · When the Roll Is Called up Yonder.

This useful inventive collection of sacred solos is a valuable resource for classical singers looking for church service material or the songs are also appropriate for a traditional recital.The collection includes art-song type settings of traditional songs plus more conventional classical material. Contents: Ah Holy Jesus ? Amazing Grace ? Ave Maria ? Balm in Gilead ? Brother James' Air ? The Call ? Deep River ? How Can I Keep from Singing ? Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring ? Just a Closer Walk with Thee ? Sheep May Safely Graze ? Wayfaring Stranger ? Wondrous Love ? We Are Climbing Jacob'sLadder

The basic principles of blues piano explained for the intermediate-level pianist-The forerunner to the awarded-winning Exploring Jazz Piano books Improvising Blues Piano examines the harmonic rhythmic and melodic aspects of the blues assuming a basic competence of around grade 3.All styles are covered from the 1920s to the present from the early boogie pioneers via swing gospel jump-jive New Orleans Chicago and Kansas City schools to the more sophisticated jazz and funky blues of the current scene. Over 60 pieces including many original compositions by the author together with new arrangements of well-known standarts such as 'Ain't No Sunshine' 'Blueberry Hill' 'Blue Monk' 'Got My Mojo workin' 'Honky Tonk Train Blues' 'How Long Blues' 'Just aCloser Walk with Thee' 'Pine Top's Boogie Woogie' 'St Louis Blues' etc.? Authentic left-hand patterns and bass lines? Professional chord voicings blues scales licks and riffs? Co-ordination exercises for both hands? Suggested listeningEach chapter is graded within itself providing some challenging pieces towards the end. Improvising is encouraged at all stages with assignments giving ideas and guidance.The accompanying CD contains all the pieces including some play-along tracks performed by Tim Richards.A very useful and comprehensive survey of different blues styles. Tim's clear demonstrations on the accompanying CD make this the essential book for all aspiring blues pianists (Jools Holland)This book leaves any possible competition standing at the post. (Brian Priestley Jazzwise Magazine)I highly recommend the book. It's the best I've seen yet... Helpful features include a grat Cd by the London-based Richards who is a top-notch performer recording artist and educator. It's almost like having your own personal instructor. (Blues Review USA)The presentation is immaculate the method is logical and friendly. This book feels good... (MOJO)A brilliant new publication from Schott. Each chapter extends the player's harmonic knowledge and gives clear instructions how to progress... You learn not just how to play the blues but also its history and major exponents.