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How Excellent Is Thy Name

How Excellent Is Thy Name is a stellar gospel song originally written by John W. Higdon. Joseph Joubert's arrangement is lively, rhythmic, and authentic, and is a great chance for your choir to experience gospel style. Will make a perfect concert opener or closer. How Excellent Is Thy Name is a stellar gospel song originally written by John W. Higdon. Joubert's arrangement is lively, rhythmic, and authentic, and is a great chance for your choir to experience gospel style. Will make a perfect concert opener or closer.

How Excellent : Volume I

How Excellent, Volume 2

How Excellent : Volume 2

How Excellent, Volume 1

How excellent is thy name

With music evoking fanfares and introspective feelings alike, this setting of Psalm 8 expresses praise for God and the honor of being human.

How Excellent Is Thy Name

How Excellent Is Your Name

How Excellent - Melody/Word edition

Livingston Taylor's Excellent Guitar Lesson

Taylor shows you how to take a simple song and add a little 'Taylor magic' with descending basslines and rich harmonics. He takes a simple tune and shows how to inject colour, variation and excitement. Along the way you will learn valuable tips about confidence, musicality and personality. Notation and Tab are included.

How Excellent Is Thy Name

With a stirring text adapted from the Psalms, this jubilant, exciting piece for treble voices can be used on any concert or festival program. Available: SSA.

How Excellent Is Thy Name Collection

How Excellent thy Name, O Lord

Handel How Excellent Thy Name Satb

White Christmas

An excellent arrangement of this standard Christmas tune.

George M. Garrett: How Excellent Is Thy Mercy Satb/Organ

33 Variations on a Waltz op. 120 and Variations : on a Given Theme Most Excellent Composers and Virtuosos Diabelli Variations

Beethoven’s “Diabelli Variations”, written between 1819 and 1823, mark the pinnacle of his oeuvre for variations and next to Bach’s “Goldberg Variations” form one of the most important contributions to this genre. In addition to Beethoven, 50 other composers from Austria, mainly Vienna, followed Diabelli’s call to create variations for his famous waltz, among them Czerny, Moscheles, Fr. X. Mozart, Schubert, the 11-year-old Liszt and J. N. Hummel. The variations first printed by Diabelli fictively as “Fatherlandish Union of Artists Part I” (Beethoven’s op. 120) and “Part II” (the 50 variations of Vienna’s “most excellent composers and virtuosos”) are presented here by Mario Aschauer for the first time in one edition. Furthermore the variations of Part II appear in an Urtext edition for the first time. The musical text is based on a meticulous study of the sources and for the first time relevant discrepancies between the main sources are presented in light grey print. A detailed Critical Commentary (Eng) and notes regarding Viennese piano performance practice during Beethoven’s day complete this special Urtext edition based on the most current research.

Philip Glass: String Quartet No. 3 (Mishima) Parts

An excellent contemporary string quartet by the innovative Philip Glass.

Cornelius Gurlitt: Easiest Studies In Velocity Op.83

An excellent collection of easy studies and exercises in velocity.

Jane Smisor Bastien: Three Mini Sonatinas

Three minature sonatinas which make an excellent introduction to sonatina form.

Sevcik Cello Studies: School Of Bowing Technique Part 4

Part 4 of this excellent series focuses on arpeggios on two strings.

The Tender Land : The Promise of Living

This incredibly moving piece would be an excellent closer to any program.

Playalong Violin: Popular Tunes

A great collection of popular tunes arranged for violinists of Grade 2 to 3 standard to enjoy. There are simple accompaniments and the CD contains excellent demonstrations plus playalong backing tracks for each piece.An excellent learning resource.

Hallelujah (From Revelation) : Revelation 19:7

Movement 7 from "Revelation." Exciting and dynamic; would make an excellent concert opener.

James Swearingen: Procession For A New Day

This commissioned work was inspired by St. Michael, the guardian angel for firefighters. James Swearingen includes some excellent teaching and performance tips in his program notes. An excellent processional from one of the country's most successful and prolific band composers.