Shall We Gather at the River Piano Hymns Collection for Easy Piano
Traditional Gospel for Novice Pianists by Silver Tonalities!
Letter Names Embedded in Noteheads to enable Novice Pianists to read Music quickly and accurately!
PREVIEW, pages 1-2
CHRIST AROSE, an Easter Hymn written by Robert Lowry in 1874, also known as “Up from the Grave He Arose” celebrates Easter and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, pages 3-4
JESUS SAVIOR PILOT ME, an 1871 Nautical Hymn from Edward Hopper’s Ministry at the Church of the Sea and Land in New York City, pages 5-6
STEPPING IN THE LIGHT, with Lyrics by Eliza E. Hewitt is a popular 1890 Hymn which teaches us to “Walk in the Light with God”, pages 7-8
HIGHER GROUND, published in 1898 is a Hymn based on the aspiration to be fully consecrated to God, with Lyrics by Johnson Oatman Junior, pages 9-10
THERE IS NO NAME SO SWEET ON EARTH, a Presbyterian Gospel Hymn from 1871 by William Bradbury, which originate from the “Trinity Hymnal”, pages 11-13
WHEN THE ROLL IS CALLED UP YONDER, is an 1889 Revival Hymn by James Black which speaks of the Eternal Salvation of God, pages 14-16
THERE IS A FOUNTAIN, is also known as “Praise for the Fountain Opened”, by William Cowper in 1772, with Music by William Horsley, pages 17-18
SHALL WE GATHER AT THE RIVER, is also known as “Hanson Place”, written by the American Poet and Gospel Composer, Robert Lowry in 1864, pages 19-21
YESTERDAY TODAY FOREVER, teaching the unchanging nature of God by James Burke in 1890 with Lyrics by Albert Simpson, pages 22-24
TAKE THE NAME OF JESUS WITH YOU, is an 1871 Hymn to signify our commitment to do all necessary to achieve eternal life in the Kingdom of God, pages 25-27
