Janice Kapp Perry Duets for Piano & Violin

This brand new book of VIOLIN and PIANO DUETS featuring arrangements by Jason Tonioli, John Knudson and Sadie Armstrong. This book is similar to the piano solo book but is DIFFERENT. This book will not work without having another instrument to play the violin part. These arrangements are modifications of the piano solo book of Jason’s Favorite Hymns and Children’s Hymns written by Janice Kapp Perry. If you aren’t familiar with her songs, they are some of the most memorable and touching songs about Jesus that you will ever hear. Each song and the lyrics in the book are “Christian Friendly” for all denominations and the music is perfect for prelude, musical numbers. The songs are written as piano solos, but it is possible to sing to the songs as well. Monica Scott also assisted with one of the piano arrangements in this new book.

These duets are different from the piano solo book and are arranged to work together with a violinist. If you are looking for a piano solo book of these arrangements, click here

Each song is written for Violin and Piano. One of the songs (What is this thing that Men Call Death?) does include a Cello version that can be played as well.

These books come as a combination of the Spiral Bound book AND the Violin Soloist insert. They are sold as a set.

***You will receive a USPS tracking number as soon as we begin printing your shipping label and you will be able to track the status through the USPS.

This brand new book of JANICE KAPP PERRY piano solos arranged by Jason Tonioli. This music is written for Intermediate to Early Advanced Level pianist and violinists.

Table of Contents:

6 Jesus Was No Ordinary Man

10 Mother Tell Me the Story

14 I’m Trying To Be Like Jesus

18 A Child’s Prayer

22 Love Is Spoken Here

26 Thy Tender Mercies Bless Me

30 What is This Thing That Men Call Death

If you would like to download sample songs from the book, scroll down on this page and click any of the song images or in the table below and click the word “sample”.