What Can I Play on Sunday? is a series of six books; each book designed for busy pianists who may have limited rehearsal time. Book 2 includes selections for holidays and holy days that occur during March and April; including Lent; Palm Sunday; Holy Thursday/Communion; Good Friday and Easter; as well as several general hymns.Titles: * All Glory; Laud and Honor* Hallelujah! What a Savior* Just as I Am; Without One Plea* Let Us Break Bread Together* Lift High the Cross* My Faith Looks Up to Thee* Savior; Like a Shepherd Lead Us with He Leadeth Me* The Strife Is Oer; the Battle Done* Were You There?* When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Insightful and AstuteBy j michael rowlandJohn Perry nails it with observations that are insightful and astute. He writes about the realities of making and recording music in the 60s; and the way the methodology and technology of the time affected the creative process. And he points out the ways Hendrix successfully ignored conventional wisdom to produce his magmum opus; Electric Ladyland.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Electric Ladyland-From a unique perspective.By Plain TalkThis book is a more enjoyable read for musicians; as it offers many specific technical aspects of Jimis playing. Although I disagree with some points; this is still a pretty good book if you want to dig deeper into how EL was received at that time. The writer had the unique opportunity to see Jimi in Europe early on in Jimis career. He was able to take his knowledge and that of Jimis contemporaries in order to shape this book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy goofygreggreat little book; i love the series the books have