recommended by Caryn G. and Christopher B., Sacred Piano Music Specialists

Reflections for Worship for 4-Hand Piano arr. Mark Hayes
Here are nine settings of popular new hymns and songs from Dan Schutte, Michael Joncas, Sebastian Temple, Marty Haugen and others. This collection is based upon liturgical songs from the mass that have transcended denominational lines and religious traditions. These beautiful and inspiring songs have made their way into Protestant circles and beyond, blessing countless congregations and parishes around the world. These tasteful settings for 4-hand Piano from Mark Hayes give voice to the Psalmist’s words, “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!”

Titles include: “Ave Maria,” “Be Not Afraid,” “Here I Am, Lord,” “Lord of the Dance,” “Make Me a Channel of Your Peace,” “On Eagle’s Wings,” “One Bread, One Body,” “Rain Down,” and “Shepherd Me, O God.”

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About the Authors:
Caryn G. is a graduate of Trinity Lutheran College (Washington state). She has over 24 years of experience working at Stanton’s in both the Piano and Choral departments, specializing in sacred piano music. She is a church pianist/accompanist and has enjoyed being a piano teacher and singing in many choirs over the years. When not working at Stanton’s or at church, she loves spending time with family members and friends, traveling and exploring, watching movies, reading, bike riding and most recently trying to better her culinary knowledge and be a little more artsy by painting rocks and water coloring.

Christopher B. grew up in eastern Kentucky in a musically diverse family, and began playing organ at the age of 12. He majored in vocal performance with minors in keyboards and conducting at Marshall University and later received a Master of Theological Studies in congregational ministry from Trinity Lutheran Seminary. Christopher has served as a church music director and organist for more than 20 years, presently serving as Director of Music and Worship Arts/Organist at Church of the Master United Methodist in Westerville, OH.