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DID YOU KNOW? We have hymn arrangements to match your ability. You can lead worship from the keyboard. Membership costs less than it has for years! Turn the page to find out more! FREE ISSUE of World Church Piano Club enclosed!

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DID YOU KNOW?

We have hymn arrangements

to match your ability.

You can lead worship from the

keyboard.

Membership costs less than it has for

years!

Turn the page to find out more!

FREE ISSUE of

World Church Piano Club

enclosed!

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For only 10 dollars per year, you receive:

Arrangements to match your ability.

Each hymn is arranged for five different piano

levels ranging from beginner to advanced, plus

a simple organ arrangement.

Piano Club Notes, the official newsletter.

Each issue includes hymn backgrounds, playing

suggestions, news, and puzzles.

Membership begins each calendar year, so if you

join now you still receive the first mailings for this

year. Subsequent mailings come every two months

(6 per year).

Join World Church Piano Club today!

2014 MEMBERSHIP FORM

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Address______________________________________

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Please fill out the form and return to:

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Phone: 816-833-1000, ext. 2353 E-mail: [email protected]

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

How often do you play at church?___________

What part(s) of the service do you play?

___prelude ___offertory

___meditation ___congregational singing

___whole service ___other

What are your three (3) favorite hymns or songs? ___________________________________

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What other instruments do you play?

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Would you like to help by…?

___writing for the newsletter, Piano Club

Notes

___arranging hymns or songs

___organizing Piano Club recitals, classes,

or other events in my area

___drawing artwork for Piano Club Notes

___providing publicity

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World Church Piano Club: Developing worship leaders at the keyboard

Vol. 18, No. 1 Jan/Feb 2014

HYMN OF THE ISSUE

CCS 237 God, Renew Us by Your Spirit

The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion was published in 1835 by William Walker. This book used various shapes for the noteheads (see below). The shapes helped people in American singing schools learn to sing the musical scale: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do. Notice that the noteheads for “do” use a square, the noteheads for “mi” use a triangle, etc.

Music from this style has a different sound from what we are used to today. It sounds much more “modal.” You can hear some songs from this

tradition at http://youtu.be/DrlNN7ftYpk

There were many anonymous folk melodies among the 335 songs in The Southern Harmony. The hymn tune RESTORATION is one of those. It is also known by the name ARISE when it is set with a text about the prodigal son. The hymn tune is pentatonic, which means it only uses five notes of the scale. You can sing the hymn in unison (everyone together) in a two-part canon (round), with the second part coming in after one measure.

In Community of Christ Sings, this tune is matched with words by John Dalles from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Born in 1954, Dalles has served for many years as a pastor and worship leader. He published a resource on end-of-life issues and wrote hymn texts found in many contemporary hymnals.

This text is found in the “Healing and Wholeness” section of our hymnal, but it would also work well for Communion services, services of commitment and dedication, renewal, and many other categories. It is a good illustration of the fact that while each hymn text could be placed in only one category for the hymnal, reading the text can allow us to see many other possibilities for its use.

—Notes by Pam Robison

CONTENTS

Meet Arranger Ken Cooper 2

Tips for Printing 2

From David’s Desk 3

Word Search 3

MOVING? Send change of address to David Bolton at the address below.

EDITOR David Bolton 1001 W. Walnut, Independence MO 64050 Ph: 816-833-1000, ext. 2353 Email: [email protected] Web: www.CofChrist.org/pianoclub

PIANO CLUB NOTES is a publication of the World Church Piano Club. This is a nonprofit organization sponsored by Community of Christ, International Headquarters, 1001 W. Walnut,

Independence, MO 64050. © 2014 Community of

Christ Copyright Corporation

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3. Consider thicker paper If your printouts flop off your piano stand, consider printing on thicker paper. Instead of 20 lb (75 g/m2) paper try 24 lb (90 g/m2) or 28 lb (105 g/m2) paper. Another trick to prevent thin paper from flopping off the piano is to hole-punch it and put it in a binder.

FROM DAVID’S DESK

What’s coming this year? Piano Club wants to help you play the new hymns

in Community of Christ Sings (Herald House, 2013).

Here is a list of hymns you can look forward to this

year (assuming we get copyright permission for all

of them):

CCS 237 God, Renew Us by Your Spirit

CCS 266 All My Days

CCS 110 All Creation Sings God's Music

CCS 336 Who Is My Mother, Who Is My Brother?

CCS 338 Kanisa Litajengwa

CCS 317 The Peace of Jesus Christ

CCS 1 When in Our Music God Is Glorified

CCS 49 Wind upon the Waters

CCS 60 Creator God, Creating Still

CCS 547 Healer of Our Every Ill

CCS 422 In the Bleak Midwinter

Want to tell your friends about Piano

Club? Ask me for a special sample packet or extra brochures to share with friends or piano students you know. Just send an email to [email protected] or see the contact information on page 1 above.

Want to tell Piano Club about yourself? Write about your experience playing at church and maybe include a photo. You might be featured in a future issue!

WORD SEARCH Search for the words below. The words may go up, down, diagonally, across, or backwards.

N Y H O T N B T V S C K A E V

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PENTATONIC RESTORATION SHAPE SOUTHERN WHOLENESS

Piano Club’s Mission To inspire and help train congregational pianists so they can serve as worship leaders at the keyboard. The club arrangements meet the needs of pianists of any age and skill.

Piano Club’s Vision We dream of a day when the church is blessed with plenty of musicians to play and sing for services and social gatherings. They are of all ages and are willing and eager to serve; they are musically competent and knowledgeable and technically skilled. Thus they are able to help lead the people in worship of our God.

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Suggested registration for leading congregational singing:I - principals 8 & 4; II - principal 8; Ped. - principals 8 & 16

Registration for alternative solo organ piece:I - oboe or cromorne 8; II - principals 8 & 4; Ped. - flutes 16 & 8