A Christmas Concert for solo piano

On Christmas Eve, at Lakewood United Church of Christ, I’ll be doing the above selections at 6:30pm as a musical prelude to the 7pm service of candlelight and communion. These selections are all arrangements of mine. The sheet music for them is available as a collections at Sheet Music Direct and Sheet Music Plus. The individual movements are also available. See the end of this post for their links.

You may stream the audio of this collection, for free, at https://soundcloud.com/hilton-kean-jones/sets/a-christmas-concert-for-solo-piano. There’s nothing to download. Clicking on that link takes you to the webpage and you can play it from there. Each selection of the collection is playable from that link.

These are not highfalutin recordings, all slickly mastered and recorded with expensive microphones. They are just spur of the moment recordings on my cellphone! My emphasis these days, at may age, is solely upon writing the sheet music and rhw live performance of that music. Anything else–recordings, videos, internet posts–is just in support of that effort using whatever means I have at hand.

Hope to see you on Christmas Eve if you can make it.

Here’s the links for the sheet music individual pieces, but I highly recommend the collection. It is a considerable savings over the individual pieces.

Come, O Come, EmmanuelSheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
What Child Is ThisSheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
Wexford CarolSheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
O Little Town of BethlehemSheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
Good Christians, All Rejoice!Sheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
The Babe of BethlehemSheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
Lo, How a RoseSheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
(or, as I prefer to call it, “God Rest Ye Merry, Y’all!“)
Sheet Music DirectSheet Music Plus

Author: Hilton Kean Jones

Composer and performer, retired college music professor, lyricist.

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