Author Randall Bradley discusses the "everyday life" of the Minister of Music, and suggests ways to deal with the multitude of tasks that arise on a day-to-day basis. --from back cover.

FROM POSTLUDE TO PRELUDE is the most comprehensive book on Church Music Administration that has been written in recent years. Randall Bradley discusses the "everyday life" of the Music and Worship Leader, and suggests ways to deal with the multitude of tasks that arise on a day-to-day basis. Regardless of denominational affiliation, church size, or worship style, this book will be of help in navigating the many details important in creating a successful music and worship ministry.This second edition has been thoroughly revised to reflect current language relating to worship styles and terminology, a substantially expanded section on leadership, new materials regarding instruments and technology, alterations to enhance flow and readability, and updated chapters dealing with such areas as: pastoral care concerns, working with instrumentalists, interviewing and job searches, working with volunteers, facility design, dealing with people, scheduling, and equipment management.

(Piano Solo Songbook). 30 blended selections, perfect for the church pianist. Songs include: All Creatures of Our God and King * All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name * Ancient of Days * Be Thou My Vision * Blessed Assurance * Come into His Presence * Come, Now Is the Time to Worship * Crown Him with Many Crowns * Give Thanks * Great Is the Lord * He Is Exalted * Here I Am to Worship * Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty * I Can Only Imagine * I Love to Tell the Story * I Sing the Mighty Power of God * I Worship You, Almighty God * Majesty * A Mighty Fortress Is Our God * More Precious Than Silver * My Tribute * Open the Eyes of My Heart * People Need the Lord * Shine, Jesus, Shine * Shine on Us * Spirit of God, Descend upon My Heart * To God Be the Glory * Via Dolorosa * When Morning Gilds the Skies * Word of God Speak.

Originally published: New York: G. Schirmer, 1889.