This short "rhapsody" on the beloved spiritual is full of interesting chords and meters...just enough challenge to make it interesting for your solo pianist.

Gentle simplicity is often the most heart-stirring...this arrangement from Timothy Webb will be a delight to any pianist.

A poignant and heartfelt rendition of the classic hymn.

Stylistically interesting for performer and audience alike, this eye opener begins with a lite rock feel, diverts into a decidedly classical passage, then returns to the rock but with a dash of the majestic bass octaves in triplet form. Great for a crossover service.

Hauntingly ethereal and beautiful, this arrangement for piano and synthesizer would be a welcome addition to a blended service.

This pensive medium difficulty Rod Jeffords solo piano arrangement of the well-known hymn is a great fit in most any worship service.

A slow, comforting reminder of our assurance of belonging to the Lord...like healing to a wounded soul.

Timothy Webb delivers a fresh take on the classic Christmas hymn that wordlessly expresses the longing of creation for the coming of the King.

Sometimes the simplest treatment is the most moving. That certainly is the case here. Lura Foster begins with a very simple chord pattern with thirds harmonizing the melody, then moves into a fluid arpeggio pattern with sixths harmonizing. Certain to please your pianist as well as congregation.