I forgot to mention two newere gospel songs Go Rest High on that Mountain and Goin' Away Party. I also want the Bill Gaither song My Faith Still Holds and plenty of old hymns including my favorite At Calvary. I also want the poem "Go Down, Death" read. Matt G. CaddyOrganist@xxxxxxxxxxx >From: noel jones <zimbelstern@xxxxxxxxxxx> >Reply-To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: [rodgersorgan] Plan your own funeral >Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 22:05:27 -0400 > > >Having spent the afternoon with a funeral director/church organist >followed by fielding a call from a frantic funeral director this evening >whose out-of-state driving-in organist and singer appeared to be >running late (we covered for him...they got here in time) and observing >the last rites performed by auto mechanic as he lowered the hood on my >1996 Dodge Stratus (As he intoned the words "Just a few more miles and >you would have made it to 250,000...") and then being reminded of some >beautiful hymntunes by Fran, it hit me! > >All members are invited to post their musical plan for their funeral. >If nothing else, we will get some great repertoire suggestions. Try to >list edition and all. > >How about Nimrod from the Enigma Variations by Elgar...Out of the Oxford >collection book I of the Elgar organ works. > >And the ravishingly beautiful Jesus Thou Joy by Emma Lou Diemer out of >the Dale Wood edited Collection with the Red cover...sorry it's in the >car...the one Rodney Barbour plays on the 900 Series CD by Rodgers...IF >you haven't heard that, get one from Rodgers. It's a great >romantic-voiced Cincinnati, Ohio area ROdgers. > > >noel jones, aago >athens, tennessee, usa >------------------------------- >frog music press >rodgers organ users group >www.frogmusic.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.