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2021 Instrumental Catalog 2021 INSTRUMENTAL CATALOG HOPE E-mail: [email protected] Publishing Company Web: www.hopepublishing.com 380 South Main Place, Phone Orders: 800-323-1049 Carol Stream, IL 60188 2 NEW 2021 Collections for Flute Flute with Piano Flute Stylings 5 Arr. For Flute & Piano by Lloyd Larson This collection of eight flute solos is filled with popular contemporary songs that cover many Sundays of the church year including, Christmas, Lent, Pentecost, and general worship occasions. Featuring well-developed piano accompaniments and creative flute writing for intermediate to advanced players these settings are sure to enhance your worship. 10,000 Reasons; All Is Well; Breath of Heaven; Holy Spirit, Living Breath of God; In Christ Alone; Jesus Messiah; One Small Child; Speak, O Lord 9116 Book . $19 .95 9121 Book & Accompaniment CD . 29 .95 Flute Duet Soaring 20 Spirituals Spirits & Hymns Arranged for Two Flutes by Judy Nishimura From award-winning flute composer/arranger Judy Nishimura, this new book collects 20 short flute duets based on beloved spirituals and hymns. Ranging in mood from slow and lyrical to upbeat and lively, these pieces will fit easily into any church service or musical program. The parts are of equal difficulty (intermediate-advanced) and could be played by talented high-school players all the way up to professionals. All Night, All Day (Angels Watching Over Me); Do Lord; Down by the Riverside; Down to the River to Pray; Every Time I Feel the Spirit; Go Tell It on the Mountain; He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands; I Want Jesus to Walk with Me; Jesus, Oh, What a Wonderful Child; Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho; Just As I Am; Let Us Break Bread Together; Promised Land; Softly and Tenderly; Standin’ in the Need of Prayer; Sweet By and By; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; This Little Light of Mine; Were You There; What a Friend We Have in Jesus 9061 Book . $14 .95 3 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC THE CREATIVE USE OF MY LORD, WHAT A MORNING INSTRUMENTS IN WORSHIP Flute Stylings Solos for Flute or Violin with Piano Hal Hopson Accompaniment Marianne Kim From Hal Hopson’s best-selling Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus; Come, Creative Use Series. Part Thou Fount of Every Blessing; One contains a mini-course in Great Is Thy Faithfulness; Holy! arranging hymntunes for various Holy! Holy!; How Can I Keep From instruments. Part Two offers Singing?; I Want Jesus to Walk with a wealth of material for any Me; Jesus Loves Me; My Lord, What combination of instrumentalists, a Morning; The Old Rugged Cross; from one player to a full ensemble. There Is a Fountain; What a Friend We Have in Jesus Includes almost 300 hymntunes. _____8719 Book & CD with PDFs of the Instru. Parts _____8071. $59.95 & Piano Accompaniment Tracks .............. $22.95 FLUTE STYLINGS 4 Joel Raney A Mighty Fortress; Be Thou My Vision; Every Time I Feel PROCESSIONAL Solos & Duets the Spirit; Let All Things Now Living (Ash Grove); Shall For Organ And 2 Optional B-Flat Trumpets Arnold Sherman BEGINNER PRAISE FOR We Gather at the River; The God of Abraham Praise; Written for organ and two B-flat trumpets, this is an ideal VIOLIN Ellen Banks Elwell This Little Light of Mine; While We Are Living (Pues Si composition for weddings or any festive occasion. For the beginning violinist with Vivimos;Somos Del Senor). _____8014 ...................................$10.95 piano accomp.The violin part is _____8969. $19.95 a pull-out. As the Deer; We Bow _____8955 Book & Accomp. CD ...................29.95 PROCESSIONAL IN C Down; Great Is the Lord; Lamb of For Organ and optional Trumpet Hal H. Hopson Glory; You Are My Hiding Place; FLUTE STYLINGS Jack Schrader Ideal for weddings and other occasions, this offering includes a Sing Hallelujah; The Beauty of Alleluia; Bring Back the Springtime; His Eye Is on the separate trumpet part as well as two additional hymn tunes which Holiness; Friends; The Trees of the Sparrow; I Just Came to Praise the Lord; I Wonder as I may be inserted for worship use. Field; El Shaddai; Alleluia; King Wander; Into My Heart; My Heart Ever Faithful; O Little _____345 ..........................................$10.95 of Kings and Lord of Lords. Town of Bethlehem. _____1781 .............. $22.95 _____154. $22.95 CHRISTMAS MAJESTY Sue Mitchell-Wallace & John Head FLUTE STYLINGS II Joel Raney For organ and solo trumpet with a separate pull-out for brass. You Are My All in All; Lamb of God; Mary, Did You Know?; SAVIOR Ave Maria; Away in a Manger; Silent Night, O Holy Night; Joy to How Majestic Is Your Name; As the Deer; Seek Ye First; He Paul Detterman the World; What Child Is This?; Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming; Is Exalted/Great Is the Lord; On Eagle’s Wings. Angels We Have Heard on High; O Come All Ye Faithful; How _____8190 Book ..............................$22.95 Brightly Shines the Morning Star; Suite from Christmas Concerto, _____8188 Book & Accomp. CD ...................29.95 New for solo violin with piano Op. 6, No. 8; March of the Three Kings and The First Nowell. accompaniment, “Savior” is an _____313 Book ....................................$22.95 FLUTE STYLINGS III Joel Raney exquisite original composition, _____315 Listening CD ...............................15.00 How Beautiful; Shout to the Lord; Here I Am, Lord; Give offering a beautiful musical moment for any worship service. Thanks; Lord, I Lift Your Name on High; One Bread, One The use of minor tonality juxtaposed with major creates a CLARINET STYLINGS Christine Anderson Body; Soon and Very Soon (gospel); The Gift of Love; Lord pallet of tone color that reflects on the beauty of our Savior. For clarinet and piano. The clarinet part is a pull-out. America, of the Dance; Lord, Listen to Your Children Praying. Violinists will find this useful for many occasions during the the Beautiful; Angels We Have Heard on High; Beneath the Cross _____8350 Book ..............................$22.95 church year. of Jesus; Holy, Holy, Holy; It Is Well with My Soul; Like a River _____8357 Book & Accomp. CD ...................29.95 Glorious; Like a Shepherd; Lord, Whose Love Through Humble _____9084 Violin & Piano Accompaniment .............$8.95 Service; O Come, O Come, Emmanuel; O Worship the King. FLUTE STYLINGS FOR CHRISTMAS Joel Raney _____1966. $22.95 Silent Night; Go Tell It on the Mountain; O Little Town of Bethlehem; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; Christmas An- CLASSIC SOLOS FOR FLUTE & KEYBOARD Jane Holstein gels (A Medley of Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, Angels from SOLOS AND DUETS FOR B-FLAT INSTRUMENTS & (A COLLECTION FOR WEDDINGS AND RECITAL) the Realms & Angels We Have Heard on High); Christmas ACCOMPANIMENTS, Vol. I John F. Wilson Pachelbel’s Canon; Gounod’s Ave Maria; Handel’s Sonata in F Joy (A Medley of O Come, All Ye Faithful, Joy to the World! Twelve solos or duets for B-flat instruments and keyboard, Major; and Bach’s Sheep May Safely Graze. & Ode to Joy) suitable particularly for Clarinet, Trumpet and Soprano _____1507. $22.95 _____8568 Book ..............................$22.95 Saxophone. Instrumental parts included as a pull-out. Away in a _____8590 Book & Accomp. CD ...................29.95 Manger; Change My Heart/Lord, Be Glorified (medley); Come, THE CLASSICAL WEDDING for Organ and Trumpet Christians, Join to Sing; Easter Song; Etude (Opus 10, No. 3); For organ and solo trumpet with a separate pull-out for brass. JOY TO THE WORLD by Lloyd Larson Great Is the Lord/Great Is Thy Faithfulness (medley); I Will Bless Ave Maria; Bist du Be Mir; Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring; La Re- Duets for C and/or B-flat instruments with keyboard accomp. the Lord; Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho; Lauda Anima/Hyfrydol jouissance; Prince of Denmark’s March; Rondeau and Fanfares; Christmas Angels; Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus; Coventry (medley); O Savior, Hear Me; On Eagle’s Wings/It Is Well with My Sleepers Awake; Trumpet Voluntary; Trumpet Voluntary in C and Carol; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen; Joy to the World; O Come, Soul (medley); Songs of Praises. Wedding March. O Come, Emmanuel; The First Noel; What Child Is This? _____1825. $22.95 _____181 Book ...................................$22.95 _____1943 Book & CD w/PDFs of the Instr. Pts & Accomp. Tracks $29.95 _____161 CD (also includes The Joyous Wedding) ....... 18.00 SOLOS AND DUETS FOR BASS CLEF INSTRUMENTS Wilson THE JOYOUS WEDDING for Organ & Trumpet Twelve solos or duets for bass clef instruments and keyboard, FROM HUMILITY TO HALLELUJAH Sue Mitchell-Wallace and John Head suitable particularly for Trombone, Bass Clef Baritone or Music for Holy Week Sue Mitchell-Wallace and John Head Arranged for organ and solo trumpet with a separate pullout for Euphonium, Bassoon and Cello. The instrumental parts are Organ and solo trumpet with a separate pull-out for brass. brass. Trumpet Voluntary; Bridal Chorus from “Lohengrin;” included in a pull-out section. A Mighty Fortress/Praise the Amazing Grace; Crown Him with Many Crowns; Hallelujah; I Air from “Water Music;” Hornpipe from “Water Music;” Aria Name (medley); Change My Heart/Lord, Be Glorified (medley); Know that My Redeemer Liveth; Jesus Christ; God’s Own Son; (from Cantata No. 1, How Brightly Shines the Morning Star); Come, Christians, Join to Sing; Easter Song; He Is Exalted; I Will Jesus Christ Is Risen Today; Let the Bright Seraphim; Lift High Sonata Kv. 67; Te Deum; The Heavens Declare the Glory of Call upon the Lord; Immortal, Invisible; Joshua; Lauda Anima/ the Cross; My Heart Is Filled with Longing; Thine Is the Glory; God; Where’er You Walk (from “Semele”); Voluntary No. 1; Wie Hyfrydol (medley); Rondeau; Songs of Praises; When I Survey. Were You There?; Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones.
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