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Church Musicians Need Rest Too
For many church musicians, summer is a time of rest from the rigors of the rest of the year. Music teachers find a respite in their school schedule, lesson teachers find that students...
4:34Music Subscription Service: Modifiers & Filters, Part I
Are you looking for a way to expand your church music library? Do you need a new music composition for Sunday or weekly worship? The Music Subscription Service offers hundreds of music pieces to compl
3:35Music Subscription Service: Using Two Modifiers in a Search
If you're a church organist, music director or worship leader looking for new music, it's time to try the Music Subscription Service. This digital music library contains hundreds of compositions for a
3:54Music Subscription Service: Modifiers & Filters Part II
Are you looking for a way to expand your church music collection? Do you need a new music composition for Sunday worship? The Music Subscription Service offers hundreds of music pieces to complement a
Building Disciples through the Worship Service
Coming to church on Sunday, whether in person or virtually, is important for Lutheran Christians. Participating in the liturgy allows believers to come together to receive...
Music of the Month: Piano Prelude Series, Volume 6
The sixth volume of the Piano Prelude Series includes tunes J,K, and L from Lutheran Service Book. The Piano Prelude Series includes original compositions by various composers,...
Understanding Worship: Service of the Sacrament
The Service of the Sacrament is the celebration of the Sacrament of the Altar. The Sacrament was instituted by Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins. It is to be celebrated by all...
Teaching Today's Young Musicians with Musical Masters
While reading a child’s version of the biography of Johann Sebastian Bach to my students recently, I was struck with how much Bach learned from the “masters.” When practicing and...
Music of the Month: Light Divine: Three Pentecost Hymn Settings for Organ
This year, the Church celebrates the Day of Pentecost on May 23, marking the end of the season of Easter. The word “Pentecost” literally means “fifty,” as it falls fifty days after...
2021 Music Catalog
The 2021 Music Catalog offers a preview of brand new music for choir, organ, piano, and handbells to use throughout the Church Year.
Teaching Psalms to Students
Every Maundy Thursday evening during the stripping of the altar, the choir at my church sings a version of Psalm 22, the Psalm that begins “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”...
44:57Sharing God’s Work through the Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF) with Rehema Kavugha
From graduation at Concordia Nebraska, to teaching music in Lutherans schools, to returning to the students at CUNE, to her role at Lutheran Church Extension Fund, with a few stops along the way like
How Music Affects Its Listeners
During our recent spring break vacation at the beach, my husband and I encountered several people walking along the sidewalks, beach, and paths carrying speakers playing loud music,...
Understanding Worship: Service of the Word
Have you ever wondered why there are so many aspects of Lutheran worship? What about the style of music, the order of service, or even the weekly lectionary readings? Lutheran worship...
Music of the Month: Go to Dark Gethsemane
Mitchell Eithun provides a plaintive arrangement of the tune GETHSEMANE. Based on the first three stanzas of the hymn, Eithun’s portrayal of the hymn’s narrative includes phrases of the...
The Beautiful Routine of the Liturgy
A day or two before Ash Wednesday, I remarked to my husband, “I can’t wait for Lent.” In a dreary year of isolation, anxiety, moral quandaries, political polarization, disease, and...
Themes in the Season of Lent
To mark the first day of Lent, we’re sharing an excerpt from Heaven on Earth in which Arthur Just describes the theological accents in the season of Lent.
Music of the Month: Good Friday Suite
Good Friday Suite features four hymns: “O Perfect Life of Love”; “Sing, My Tongue, the Glorious Battle”; “The Royal Banners Forward Go”; and “O Darkest Woe.” The suite may be played...
In Memoriam: Dr. Carl Flentge Schalk
The life of Dr. Carl F. Schalk (1929–2021) is certainly one of the clearest and longest proclamations of the Gospel ever heard in the world of Lutheran church music. He was a beloved...
Composer of the Month: Robert Powell
Robert J. Powell (b. 1932) began writing music when he was in high school and, since then, has had more than three hundred compositions published by sacred music publishers. His works...