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HYMN ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE LDS CHOIR

VOLUME 1

Full Score

Arranged by Linda Chapman and Bonnie Heidenreich

CONTENTS

Abide With Me……………………………..….…..……….. 1 Abide With Me (flute or violin obbligato)……….…….…… 7

Master the Tempest Is Raging……………………………… 8 Press Forward, Saints………………….………….………… 16 Come, Follow Me ……………………………….………… 20 Sweet Is the Work ……………………………….………… 25 Search, Ponder and Pray …………………….………..…… 30 A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief…………………………… 34 A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief (Narration)……..………… 40

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Gently 88

5

5

SA

TB A - bide with

5

me, fast

falls the e - ven -

tide;

The dark - ness

deep - ens.

Lord, with me a -

bide!

ABIDE WITH ME

Piano

Henry F. Lyte William H. MonkArr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich

Opt.Flute/Violin

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SATB with Opt. Flute/Violin

Also available as a "Vocal Score"

1

13

When oth - er

13

help - ers

fail and com - forts

flee,

Help of the

help - less, oh, a -

bide with

me!

24 24

Swift to its

24

2

close ebbs

out life's lit - tle

day.

Earth's joys grow

dim; its

glo - ries pass a -

way.

32 32

Change and de -

32

3

cay in

all a - round I

see.

O thou who

chang - est not, a -

bide with

me!

4

cresc.

cresc.

43 43

I need thy

43

pres - ence

ev - 'ry pass - ing

hour.

What but thy

grace can

foil the tempt- er's

pow'r?

51 Broaden

Who, like thy -

51 Broaden

self, my

guide and stay can

5

be?

Thru cloud and

rit.

rit. sun - shine, Lord, a -

rit.

bide with

a tempo a tempo

a tempome!

a tempo

rit. rit.

rit.

A -A -A - bide with

dimin.

dimin.

dimin.

me.

dimin.

6

Gently 88

5

11

20

32

cresc. 15

58 rit. dimin.

ABIDE WITH ME

Henry F. Lyte William H. MonkArr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich

Flute or Violin*

*from "Hymn Arrangements for the LDS Choir" Volume I




7

SA

TB

Fervently 60

6

Mas - ter.

6

Mas-ter!

Mas - ter.

Mas - ter!

10 Mas- ter, the tempest is

10

Mas- ter the

rag - ing!

bil - lows are toss - ing

The

high! sky is o'er- shad - owed with

Mas- ter, no

black- ness.

shel- ter or help is

nigh.

MASTER. THE TEMPEST IS RAGING

Mary Ann Baker H. R. PalmerArr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich




Piano

SATB


8

20

cresc.

Car- est thou not that we

20

cresc.

per - ish? cresc.

Car - est thou not?

How canst thou lie a -

sleep When each

mo- ment so mad- ly is

threat - 'ning A

rit. e dim.

grave in the an gry rit. e dim.

rit. e dim.

a tempo

deep?a tempo

a tempo

rit.

Sorrowfully50

33

Mas- ter, with an- guish of

33

spir - it I

9

bow in my grief to -

The

day.

depths of my sad heart are

trou - bled. Oh,

wak- en and save, I

pray!

piu mosso41

Tor - rents of sin and of

piu mosso 41

piu mosso

an - guish

rit. e dim. Sweep o'er my sink ing

rit. e dim.

rit. e dim.

soul, And I

Slower

per- ish! I per- ish! dear

Mas - ter. Oh,

10

has - ten and take con -

dimin. trol! The

dimin.

dimin.

Slightly Faster 60

49

winds and the waves shall o - 49

bey thy will:

Peace, be

still.

cresc.

poco a poco

Wheth- er the wrath of the

cresc. poco a poco

cresc. poco a poco

storm- tossed sea Or

de- mons or men or what -

ev - er it be, No

wa - ters can swal - low the

ship where lies The

Mas - ter of o - cean and

11

rit.

earth and skies. Theyrit.

rit.

dolce61

all shall sweet - ly o -

61

dolce

bey thy will:

Peace, be still;

peace, be still. They


dimin. bey thy will:

dimin.

dimin.

rit.

Peace, peace, be rit.

rit.

still.

a tempo

Gently

Gently

73

Mas- ter, the ter- ror is

o - ver. The

el - e - ments sweet ly

12

rest. Earth's

sun in the calm lake is

mir - rored, And

hea - ven's with - in my

breast.

81

piu mosso

cresc.

Lin - ger, O bless - ed Re - piu mosso cresc.

81

piu mosso cresc.

deem - er!

Leave me a - lone no

more, And with

joy I shall make the blest

har - bor And

dimin.

rest on the bliss ful

dimin.

13

shore. The

89

winds and the waves shall o -

89

bey thy will:

Peace, be

still.

agitato

cresc.

Wheth - er the wrath of the

agitato cresc.

agitato

cresc.

storm - tossed sea Or

de - mons or men or what -

ev - er it be, No

wa - ters can swal- low the

ship where lies The

Mas - ter of o - cean and

earth and skies. They

14

101


101

bey thy will:

Peace, be still;

peace, be still. They


bey thy will:

rit. e dim.

Peace, peace, be rit. e dim.

rit. e dim.

still.

a tempo

110

Mas - ter.

Peace.110

Mas- ter.

Peace.

Mas - ter.

Peace, be

rit.

still.still.

15

Resolutely

110

3

SA 5

Press forward,

TB

5

Saints, with

stead - fast faith in

Christ, With

hope's bright

flame a - light in

heart and

mind,

13

With love of

13

God and

PRESS FORWARD, SAINTS

Pianoor

Organ

Marvin K. Gardner Vanja Y. Watkinsarr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich




Used by permission of Marvin K. Garner and Vanja Y. Watkins

SATB Full Score

16

love of all man

kind. Al -

17 le - lu -

17

ia! Al - le - lu -

ia! Al - le - lu -

ia!

23

PressPress forward,

23

Press for - ward, feast - ing

on the word of

on the word of

Christ. Christ. Re -

Re - ceiv- ing,

ceive his

re - joic- ing, name, re - joic - ing

prais- ing his great

in his

might.

might.

31

Come un - to

31

17

Come un - to

God; find

God's own

ev - er - last - ing

light.

Al - light.

35 le - lu -

35

ia! Al - le - lu -

ia! Al - le - lu -

ia!

3

42

Press on, en -

42

3

dur - ing

3

in the ways of

3

Christ. His 3

love pro -

18

claim thru days of 3

mor - tal

3

strife.

50

Thus saith our

50

3

God; "Ye

3

have e - ter - nal

3

life!" Al - 3

54 le - lu -

54

ia!

Al -

le - lu -

Al -

ia!

3

le - lu - 3

ia! Al - le - lu -

ia! Al - le - lu -

3

ia!

19

Gently

100

7SA

TB

"Come, follow

7

me," the

Sav ior

said.

Then let us

in his

foot steps

tread,

15

For thus a -

15

lone can

we be

one

With God's own

loved, be -

got - ten

COME, FOLLOW ME

John Nicholson Samuel McBurneyArr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich

Piano




SATB Full Score


20

Son.

23

Is it e -

23

Ooh

nough a -

lone to

know

That we must

Ooh

fol - low

him be -

low,

31

While trav- 'ling

31

Ooh

thru this

vale of

tears?

Ooh

No, this ex -

tends to

ho - lier

spheres.

molto

cresc.

So

42

trust - ing my

42

all to thy

21

ten - der

care, And

know - ing thou

lov est

me,

I'll

do thy

rit. rit. will with a

rit.

heart sin -

cere: I'll

be what you

want me to

a tempo

a tempo be.

a tempo

I'll

58

I'll

go where you

58

go. I

want me to

will fol -low,

go, dear

I'll fol - low

Lord, O - ver

thee.

moun - tain or

22

I'll fol - low,

plain

fol low

sea;

thee.

I'll

66

say what you

66

cresc.

cresc.

want me to

cresc.

say, dear

Lord; I'll

dimin.

dimin. be what you

dimin.

want me to

be.

rit.

We must the

on - ward

path pur -

sue

23

As wi - der

fields ex -

cresc.

cresc.

pand to

cresc.

view

88

And fol - low

88

And

Him

fol - low,

un-

dimin.

ceas -

fol -

ing -

low

Fol - low

dimin.

ly.

Him.

Him.

92

O -

O -

bey

bey

His

His

92

word,

word,

"Come, fol - low

me."

"Fol - low

me."

96

O - bey His

O - bey His

96

word, "Come,

"Come

word,

"Come,

"Come,

dimin.

fol -

fol -

low,

dimin. fol -

fol low

dimin.

rit.

come

low,

fol - low

rit. low

me.

rit.

me."

Come, fol - low

me."

Come fol - low

a tempo

me."

me."

24

Fervently 90

cresc.

rit.

SA

6

Sweet is the

TB

a tempo

6

work, my

God, my

King,

To praise thy

To

name,

praise

give

thy

thanks

name

and

and

sing,

sing,

14

To show thy

14

love by

morn ing

light,

And talk of

all thy

SWEET IS THE WORK

Pianoor

Organ

Isaac Watts John J. McClellanArr. by Linda Chapman

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SATB with Piano or Organ


25

truths at

night.

22

Sweet is the

22

day of

sa cred

rest.

No mor- tal

care shall

seize my

breast.

30

Oh, may my

30

heart in

tune be

found,

Like Da - vid's

harp of

sol emn

sound!

cresc.

26

rit.

45

My heart shall

45

a tempo

tri umph

in my

Lord

And bless his

works and

bless his

word.

53 Thy works of

53

grace, how

bright they

shine!

How deep thy

coun sels,

how di

27

vine!

rit.

64

But, oh, what

64

a tempo

tri - umph

shall I

raise

to thy dear

name through

end - less

days,

When in the

realms of

joy I

see

Thy face in

full fe -

lic i -

ty.

28

poco rall.

83

Then shall I

83

see and

Then shall I

hear and

see and

know

hear and Then shall I

All I de -

know.

see and

All I de -

sired and

All I

hear and

sired and

wished be -

wished be -

be -

know.

wished

dimin.low.

low.

dimin. low.

dimin.

91 And ev - ery

And91

power find

ev - 'ry pow'r

sweet em -

find sweet em -

ploy ploy,

allargando

In that e -

allargando

allargando

ter nal

world of

a tempo joy.a tempo

a tempo

rit.

29

92Simply

I

5 love to read the ho - ly

5

scrip- tures, and,

ev - 'ry time I

do,

I

Ooh,

feel the spirit start to

grow

Ooh.

with - in my heart, A

tes - ti - mo - ny

rit.

that they're true.

rit.

Obligato13 Search, Pon - der, a tempo

Search, pon - der and 13

a tempo

pray to God.

pray, Are the

SEARCH, PONDER AND PRAY

Jaclyn Thomas Milne Carol Baker Blackarr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich

Copyright @ 1994 by Bonnie Heidenreich191 N. Acacia Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85233 520-885-5447Making copies for non-commercial use is permitted.

All Rights ReservedThis and other Chapel Music sheet music may be downloaded free at:


Used by permission of Jaclyn Thomas Milne and Carol Baker Black

SATB with Opt. Children's Choir

30

This, I must

things that I must

do.

do. The

He'll guide.

Spir - it will guide, and

Deep in - side, I'll

deep in side, I'll

dimin.

know they are

dimin.

know the scrip- tures are

dimin.

dimin.

true.

true.

So

21 Pray'r- ful - ly the

Ooh,

pray'r- ful - ly I'll read the

21

scrip - tures each

scrip - tures each

day of my life,

day my whole life

I will do.

through. I'll

31

Un- der- stand,

Ooh,

come to un - der - stand I'll

heed the Lord's com - mand.

heed the Lord's com - mand and

I'll live as

live as He would

cresc. He would have me

cresc. have me do.

cresc.

cresc.

29

do. I will pon-der and I'll

Search, pon - der and

29

pray to God. These are

pray, are the

things I must

things that I must

do.

do. The

The spir - it guides me and Spir - it will guide and

32

deep in side.

deep in side, I'll

rit.

I'll know that

rit.

know the scrip- tures are

rit.

rit.

they are true.

true. The

37

The

spir - it will guide.

37

spir - it will guide,

And

And

deep in side.

deep in side,

I'll

I'll know

know

I'll

rit.

the scrip - tures are

rit.

the scrip - tures are

rit. know

rit.

true.

true.

a tempo

Production Note: If desired, a children's choir can sing thesoprano line. The sopranos then sing the obligato line.

33

Solo

A

poor way - far ing Man of grief Hath of - ten crossed me

on my way, Who

sued so hum bly

for re - lief That

I could nev er

an swer nay. I

9

had not pow'r to

9

ask his name, Where -

to he went, or

whence he came; Yet

there was some thing

in his eye That

won my love; I

A POOR WAYFARING MAN OF GRIEF




James Montgomery George Colesarr. by Linda Chapman and

Bonnie Heidenreich

SATB with Solo


34

SS

I A

knew not why.

17

spied him where a

17

foun - tain burst Clear

from the rock; his

strength was gone. The

heed less wa ter

mocked his thirst; He

heard it, saw it

hur rying on. I

25 ran and raised the

25

suf - f'rer up; Thrice

from the stream he

35

dimin.

drained my cup, Dippeddimin.

dimin.

29

and re - turned it

29

run - ning o'er; I

drank and nev er

rit.

thirst ed more.rit.

rit.

33

SA TB

In

pris'n I saw him

next, condemned To

meet a trait or's

a tempo

The

doom at morn.

39

tide of ly ing

a tempo Ooh,

a tempo

39

tongues I stemmed, and

36

hon - ored him 'mid

shame and scorn. My

friend - ship's ut most

zeal to try, He

rit.

asked if I for

rit.

rit.

him would die. The

47

flesh was weak; my Ooh,

47

blood ran chill, But

cresc.

my free spir rt cresc.

cresc.

rit.

cried, "I will!"

rit.

a tempo

rit.

51

Then

51

37

in a mo ment

to my view The

strang - er start ed

from dis - guise. The

to kens in his

hands I knew; The

rit.

Sa - vior stood be - rit.

rit.

fore my eyes. He

a tempo60

spake, and my poora tempo

a tempo

60

38

name he named, "Of

me thou hast not

been a - shamed. These

deeds shall thy mem -

rit.

or - ial be; Fear

rit.

rit.

not, thou didst them

dimin.

a tempo

un to me."dimin.

a tempo

dimin.

a tempo

39

40

Introduction to “A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief” by Bonnie Heidenreich

June 27, 1844 was a day of significance for members of the Church. It was the day of the martyrdom of the Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum in Carthage, Illinois. Only moments before his death, he asked John Taylor, a dear friend and fellow prisoner to sing one of his favorite hymns, “A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief.” In the quiet of the hot summer afternoon, Elder Taylor’s voice drifted across the room. Something in the song touched the prophet and seemed to calm his spirit. Perhaps it was the gently moving melody which lingered like a lullaby in the air. Or perhaps Joseph identified with this poor wayfaring man of grief who encountered so many trials in so few verses of song. What man more than the prophet could empathize with someone who was thirsty and perishing for want of bread; or who had been stripped, wounded and beaten nigh unto death; or, so hauntingly familiar, was in prison, condemned to meet a traitor’s doom because of lying tongues. But perhaps the part that touched him most deeply came in the last verse as the stranger removes his disguise. It is the Savior. The Lord stands face to face with the man who stood by Him, immovable, through all adversity. “He spake and my poor name he named. Of me thou has not been ashamed.” All the persecution, the hatred, the ridicule fade to seeming trivia for Joseph at the prospect of these few blessed words from the Savior. (pause) The prophet sits calmly in a small jail in Carthage and knows that his time is near. But he is prepared to meet his God. “Oh, sing it again, Brother Taylor. Just once more….please.”

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