Redemption Found - Praising God with John Wesley: An introduction to John Wesley’s translations of German Hymns by John Haley Debra Wanless Music

Redemption Found - Praising God with John Wesley: An introduction to John Wesley’s translations of German Hymns by John Haley Debra Wanless MusicMany Christians around the world, with or without realising it, owe a great deal to the evangelical revival of the eighteenth century. Hymn singing was a vital part of the movement. Through his translations from German, John Wesley was the first author of these hymns and to read or better still to sing them is to be in touch with the theology and experience of the movement. John M. Haley has had a lifelong enthusiasm for the hymns of the Wesleys. From

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These five highly imaginative piano duets are written with the Primo part in the five-finger position plus a Secondo part for a more experienced player

and has been delighting audiences with her performances across the UK and worldwide since the age of five

Composed in 1772

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The occasion for the composition is not known and the work was only published in 1799 by Beitkopf

The vast majority of the fingerings are the result of her magnificent interpretation

When preparing this arrangement it has been striking how well the musical texture in the Sonata KV

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loosely based on four different segments of a single day

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