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Cover Illustrations
Cover illustrations for all sheet music solos by Alyssa Unger.
Digital PDF's
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This piece is meant to be taught by rote to beginner students. Played on all black keys, the tune opens with a bird call motif. Simple words make the rhythms easy to learn. The optional duet accompaniment adds beauty and helps the student keep a steady beat with the duet partner. Solo is 2 pages. Total of 4 pages with accompaniment.
Approximate grade level: Beginner Available only as a digital download. To listen to First Ray of Sun as a duet, click here. To hear First Ray of Sun as a solo, click here. To view a sample page of the solo, click here. To view a sample page of the accompaniment, click here. |
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Star Light, Star Bright is a gentle lullaby that is sure to delight young students. This tune includes skips and steps and is perfect for working on legato touch. Dedicated to my sweet grand daughter, Mariana, who has captured my heart. Lovely on its own, Star Light, Star Bright is even more captivating with the optional duet accompaniment. Be sure to try it! Solo is 2 pages. Total of 4 pages with accompaniment.
Approximate grade level: Introductory (pre grade 1) Available only as a digital download. To listen to Star Light, Star Bright as a duet, click here. To listen to Star Light, Star Bright as a solo, click here. To view a sample of the solo, click here. To view a sample of the accompaniment, click here. |
Hymn Arrangements
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This hymn was written in 1841 by Sarah Flower Adams, who based the text on the story of Jacob found in Genesis 28. Sarah's sister Eliza soon wrote a tune for the words, but Lowell Mason's melody is the one most commonly used today. Survivors of the Titanic say that this was the last piece played by the string quartet as the ship sank into icy waters. Meditative and reflective. 4 pages.
Approximate grade level: 8 Available only as a digital download. To listen to Nearer, my God, to Thee, click here. To view a sample page, click here. |
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Folliott Pierpoint wrote the words for this hymn of praise in 1864. Melody by Conrad Kocher. This arrangement is written in G major and includes three verses. Lyrical and hymnlike, with some new approaches to harmonies. 4 pages.
Approximate grade level: 5 Available only as a digital download. To listen to For the Beauty of the Earth, click here. To view a sample page, click here. |
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Lina Sandell, who wrote more than 600 hymns, penned the words to this hymn after a tragedy in which her father drowned. Lina's faith helped her get through the grief of losing her father. Set to a traditional Swedish melody, this tune is widely recognized. The first two verses are in C major with a key change to D major for the final verse. 3 pages.
Approximate grade level: 5 Available only as a digital download. To listen to Children of the Heavenly Father, click here. To view a sample page, click here. |
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One of the most well known children's Christmas carols, this is a simple but beautiful arrangement. LH uses mostly 5ths (solid and broken) to make this an easy-to-play tune that's perfect for the holiday season. C major. 3 pages.
Approximate grade level: 1 Available only as a digital download. To listen to Away in a Manger, click here. To view a sample page, click here. |
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The words for this Canadian Christmas carol were written in 1642 in the Wyandot language (Huron) by Jean de Brebeuf. It was translated into English in 1926. Set to a French Canadian melody, this arrangement is unhurried and tranquil. 3 pages.
Approximate grade level: 5 Available only as a digital download. To listen to Huron Carol, click here. To view a sample page, click here. |
