What's New?
05/04/12: Probably too little warning, but I'm heading out for a weekend in Atlanta, leading at the Sound Worship conference. I think it's going to be a good event. If you decide to stay home and plan your Ascension Day service, here's a little gift: Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! The quintessential Ascension hymn, set to Beethoven's tune, made friendly for praise teams. Email me and I'll hook you up with a piano part for $2.
04/17/12: Do you subscribe to my music blog? You should. I just started a new series of posts called Spring Cleaning, in which I'll be posting a smattering of recordings from the last 25 years. Check it out: musicblog.gregscheer.com.
03/17/12: I'll be headed to Atlanta Monday for The Singing Church conference at Candler Theological Seminary, where I'll give a talk called "Retune My Heart to Sing Thy Grace: How Old Hymn Texts Found a New Home among Evangelicals." Won't you join me?
03/04/12: What's that, you say? You really love the Psalms for All Seasons hymnal, and now you're ready to take it to the next level? Well, I've got just the thing for you: Cry Out to God! is a CD featuring 22 songs from the hymnal. More accurately, it was a CD. But it sold out. Now it's only available at iTunes.
01/31/12: Psalms for All Seasons is now available. In fact, we used it all this weekend at the Calvin Worship Symposium. It was awesome. (Both the symposium and the book.) If you care at all about singing the Psalms (and you should), you need to get this collection. Not only will you get multiple songs in multiple musicals styles for each Psalm, but you'll get a bunch of my Psalm songs:
- 5C Hear My Words, O Lord
- 40C I Will Wait Upon the Lord
- 42B As the Deer
- 78A People of the Lord
- 98A Sing to the Lord a New Song
- 107D Thanks Be to God Our Savior (music)
- 145G We Will Extol You, God and King (aka One Generation)
- Also arrangements of 47D, 120C, 129A, 137A, and p1049
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Index
The Musical Diary of Greg ScheerIs it a music blog? An audio journal? An encyclopedia of songs gone horribly wrong? You be the judge. If you like what you hear you can subscribe to the RSS feed so you never miss a thing.
Praise Music Catalog
Read it, hear it, download it. All free. Such a deal. And convenient, too: you can browse over 50 songs alphabetically, by scripture, or by "vertical habit."
Choral Music Catalog
Download one of these 30+ choral pieces for your church choir for
free, then send me a $15 check if you use it. Is this a
steal, or am I doing the math wrong?
Orders
I can't give everything away! Check here for some really
great items at a very reasonable prices.
Me
Who is this Greg Scheer? Find out by reading his bio, seeing a list of articles he's written, and hearing about workshops he's led--and browsing things that just don't fit anywhere else on his website.
Email
Greg likes to get email from people, especially those who
have visited his website and checked out his music. Email him
a note at greg@gregscheer.com.