Anthems from Lorenz
To Thy Name Give Praise
Mary McDonald
1
General/Ascension
Larry Shackley
3
This refreshing setting features
unison singing contrasted by
full choral sections with brilliant
harmonies and is supported by a
gentle yet expressive accompaniment. The classic text and singable nature of this piece make this
anthem a must-have selection.
Disc 1
This dynamic call to worship our
Lord by Mary McDonald is full
of rhythmic drive and harmonic
invention, and it's ideal for general use or a missions/evangelism
emphasis.
I Gave My Life for Thee
General/Lent/Eastertide
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Mary McDonald
Behold the Lamb
Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty,
and Stuart Townend/arr. Lloyd Larson
2
Communion/
Palm-Passion Sunday
10/4323L
99/3124L
30/2925L
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Acoustic Guitar and Digital Strings
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Disc 3
Lloyd Larson's sensitive choral
writing brings us a beautiful,
flexibly-voiced arrangement of
this reflective hymn, which takes
us from the communion table all
the way to our future fellowship
in heaven with Christ.
My collegiate experience was challenging at best. Struggling to learn the mere
basics of music at that level without having any prior
music study made it almost overwhelming at times. Since
I played fairly well "by ear," I found serenity in slipping
off to the First Baptist Church of Jefferson City on campus and playing the music that I wanted to play, the way
that I chose to play it. It was in a quiet third-floor Sunday
school room where I opened the hymnal and made up
new melodies to hymn texts. During my sophomore year
at Carson-Newman College, I took a class in choral arranging. Creating music was not a problem so this quickly
became my favorite class! In fact, one arrangement—Rise
Up, O Men of God for men's choir—was performed by
the CN Men's Chorus while I was a student. After graduating college, I became a church organist. Still struggling to
read music, I improvised most of the service music and
was challenged by my music minister to write some on
paper. Those that I took the time to pen were published
via Pedalpoint at the Sunday School Board in Nashville.
It never occurred to me at the time that I would someday
be a successful composer. I was just writing down the
inspiration that was in my heart. In that sense, nothing
much has changed. I am so thankful to God for the gifts
that He has given and honored to be used by Him for His
kingdom's work.
Disc 2
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