Now it is easier than ever to access free music for your ward choir. No more forms to fill out! Just click on submit, choose the music and print.

I think ward choir should be fun and spiritual and not take a lot of time people don’t have. This site sounds like a good place to help that happen.

I think ward choir should be fun and spiritual and not take a lot of time people don;t have. This site sounds like a good place to help that happen.

For some freaky reason the words beneath the hymn “Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me” are actually linked to the music for “Faith.” This is a good example of why the technologically impaired should be banned from maintaining their own websites. However, there is hope. The thumbnail picture is linked to the correct hymn arrangement, so if you want “Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me,” be sure to click on the little picture and not the words at the bottom. In the mean time, I will try to fix the problem without creating others!

Since I’ve started going back to school at BYU full time, I haven’t had time to work on my music site till I had a break between semesters. Our ward choir sang an arrangement I wrote of “Once in Royal David’s City” and I just had time to post it on the site. It is quite a departure from the solid hymn style and works more like a light lullaby.
While it wasn’t posted soon enough for Christmas this year, it could be an excellent addition to next year’s Ward Christmas program. I also made some changes in “Hark the Harold Angels Sing” and fixed a couple of small errors in “Now Thank We All Our God.” You might want to try out the new versions!
In addition to going to school full time, I have been released as our Ward Choir director and am now serving in our Young Women’s Presidency. I still plan to work on various arrangements in between semesters.
In the mean time, I’ll be conjugating Spanish verbs and studying the words of Isaiah!