Subscribe to our mailing list to get news, specials and updates:     Name: Email:

Celebration in D (2015)

110 views | Find this title on Sheet Music Plus


 

Comments (2)

Comment on this music


/Register to post a comment.

Uploaded by: CarsonCooman (04/15/18)
Composer: Aber, Stephen L.
Sample Producer: Milan Digital Audio
Sample Set: Salisbury Cathedral Father Willis
Software: Hauptwerk IV
Genre: Contemporary
Description:
Stephen L. Aber (b. 1988) — Celebration in D (2015) for organ

Stephen L. Aber (b. 1988) has been serving religious, educational, and nonprofit institutions in various roles since 2004. His titles have included pianist, organist, staff accompanist, music associate, office manager, operations manager, and adjunct professor. He is an alumnus of Baylor and Belmont Universities and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in organ performance and choral conducting. While at Baylor, Stephen studied organ and improvisation with Joyce Jones and Bradley Welch and served Columbus Avenue Baptist Church. In Nashville, Stephen spent time at West End United Methodist Church, Brentwood United Methodist Church, and Two Rivers Baptist Church before joining the staff at First Baptist Nashville. After completing two degrees, studying with Andrew Risinger and Jeffery L. Ames, he joined the faculty at Belmont University as a piano professor and university accompanist. Working his way back to his home state of North Carolina, Stephen spent time as Music Associate and Organist at Central Baptist Bearden in Knoxville Tennessee and also took courses in Theology at Carson Newman University and Fuller Theological Seminary. In 2015, Stephen joined the music staff of Hayes Barton United Methodist Church, the Raleigh Boychoir, and the North Carolina Master Chorale.

Published by Lorenz Publishing Co. in “Music for Exultation and Reflection”

https://www.lorenz.com/Default.aspx?ID=25&productid=70/2012L
Performance: Live
Recorded in: Stereo
Playlists:
Options: Sign up today to download piece.
Login or Register to Subscribe
See what CarsonCooman used to make this recording

Name: