Donkey Donkey From the collection, “Christmas in the Scrub” Leigh Newton © 1983 Chorus D G D Donkey donkey plod along ‘ A D Donkey donkey it won’t be long ‘ G D Take it easy with your load ‘ A D Not much further down the road. G D 1. Stepping on […]
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Christmas in the Scrub Leigh Newton © 1983 C F 1. At Christmas time the birds all sing C D7 G The rabbits jump, the lizards crawl C F At Christmas time the outback rings C G C All for the birth of God Chorus G For the birth of God, the wallabies hop
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Another collaboration with Rev David Froemming, from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Lancaster, Wisconsin What is this scene – Matthew 17 Another collaboration with Rev David Froemming from the ELCA
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Written in 2002, this is a collaboration with David Froemming, now a pastor in Lancaster, Wisconsin the ELCA. David is shortly to have published a Bible commentary reflecting his emphasis on justice – Oct or Nov 2016. How long O Lord – piano
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Beethhoven’s La Pathetique was the theme music used by John Cargher on ABC RN’s Singers of Renown over five decades. While studying one day I realised that this would make an excellent worship song and on asking my wife, Tanya Wittwer for a suggested topic, she suggested her favourite psalm, which was 139. The video
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Having purchased Sibelius I can finally transcribe some songs again. Here’s my second effort which is designed for use after a call to action. From Esther 4:14. You are welcome to use it. Contact me at lnewton@adam.com.au For such a time as this – sheet music.pdf
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I was given the challenge of singing a song for Epiphany this year, 2016. Finding only We Three Kings and several choral pieces on YouTube, that was suitable signal for me to attempt to write something. I would be honoured if the song was used in your context. Thanks to Rev Christa Magaw, from Bridegwater
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