More Holiness Give Me
More Holiness Give Me is a hymn by Philip Paul Bliss. I was able to collaborate with the beautiful Melanie and Amelia Smith. This mother and daughter are amazing instrumentalists!
More Holiness Give Me is a hymn by Philip Paul Bliss. I was able to collaborate with the beautiful Melanie and Amelia Smith. This mother and daughter are amazing instrumentalists!
Some projects I do require more time than others, and Covenant Road is one that required a deeper effort from me in every area.
This is My Beloved Son has three verses that each talk about a different point in time when God the Father introduces his Son Jesus Christ, calling him “Beloved”.
How Gentle God’s Commands is an old Christian hymn with a timeless message.
This arrangement is a collaboration with my husband’s triplet nephews—Nathan, Josh, and Zack—who did such a great job!
By Eliza R. Snow: “Zion’s Poetess.” She chronicled history, celebrated nature and relationships, and expounded scripture and doctrine.
There is so much beauty and order in the universe, including our own human race and all the animals and plant life! I have a hard time believing it was all by chance.
Hello! This week I created a vocal arrangement of the old Christian hymn, Jesus, Lover of My Soul, which is one of the suggested songs for this week’s Come Follow Me Book of Mormon lesson. I pushed myself on the speed of the left hand notes for the instrumental section and last verse of the song. It took some practice for me to get it up to speed and I had to record it multiple times to get it right. I never know what I am going to do with a hymn when I first look at it. I just start playing around with it and eventually come up with something. It takes some effort! ha ha.
Called to Serve was originally written for children and has been included in the Church of Jesus Christ’s Children’s songbooks since 1920.
The hymn’s message is that Jesus Christ invites everyone to come to him, no matter their station in life, and that he will guide them to a place of rest.
Help Me Teach with Inspiration is one of the suggested songs for this week’s Come Follow Me Book of Mormon lesson studying Alma 8-12. In this arrangement, I slowed down the speed of the hymn significantly which gave me more time to play around with the melody and rhythm a bit. It isn’t an oft sung hymn, at least in my experience at Church, but actually has a really pretty melodic structure.
This is an arrangement I did for a men’s musical number we needed at our recent Stake church conference for the adults in our area.