For Next Week, NOV 16, 2014

Here's what we'll be singing next week, even if you have missed practices, feel free to join in, as this is as easy as PIE.

MY HEAVENLY FATHER LOVES ME

MEN: Whenever I hear the song of a bird

Or look at the blue, blue sky,

Whenever I feel the rain on my face

Or the wind as it rushes by,

WOMEN: Whenever I touch a velvet rose

Or walk by our lilac tree,

I'm glad that I live in this beautiful world

Heav'nly Father created for me.

ALL: He gave me my eyes that I might see

The color of butterfly wings.

He gave me my ears that I might hear

The magical sound of things.

He gave me my life, my mind, my heart:

I thank him rev'rently

For all his creations, of which I'm a part.

KIDS: Yes, I know Heav'nly Father loves me.

Upcoming Dates!

We will be singing:

NOVEMBER 16th

and the program is

DECEMBER 21st.

Practice a lot. Let people know what you're doing. Invite them when it's time to perform! People love seeing their friends perform. It's a great way to share the spirit that you love!

Come to Us, Emmanuel

This site has most of the pages and ALL of the song to listen to. Because of copyright, I won't post the pages here, but this is a super good resource to listen to!

Next to the picture of the music, there is a button that says "listen", click that and it opens a new window with music to listen to and a little over half of it to follow along with.

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/come-to-us-emmanuel-sheet-music/19964481

Sister Shleiss will be playing the flute with us and Sister Lamb will be playing the piano. *excited squeal* It's going to sound so good, from what you've done already, I can tell!

O Little Town of Bethlehem

This is for your practicing pleasure! Just save and print... do whatever you want with it!

If you want to sing along with someone, here's a great resource:
https://www.lds.org/music/library/hymns?lang=eng
Just scroll down to hymn #208 and click the green play button or download it. They won't be doing the same arrangement (like when we do just women, just men, etc.), but the notes are the same! It's great for practice!