The Giant Book of Christian Sheet Music: Piano/Vocal/Guitar (The Giant Book of Sheet Music) Paperback – August 1, 2013

I like the selection of songs in this book, and the arrangements are fairly good and close to the original recordings. The accompaniments are not very difficult - I myself am not a piano player but my piano player for my choir is not having any difficulty with these. I run a contemporary church choir and we're using a few of these songs so far. I've had to add a few harmonies where I wanted a little more diversity, but overall I like the arrangements.Of course the book binding is impossible to use while playing a piano. This book would be superior if it were spiral bound. As it is, I have to make copies for my piano player so she can have the sheets lay flat.

Very happy with the purchase of this book it has my types of hymns

A good collection of sheet music for well known worship and praise songs

Now the piano player and I will be on the same page ;). Thanks

Nice selection of intermediate piano arrangements.

I purchased this for my husband for his birthday and he loved it. He plays the guitar at church and a lot of these songs they play and also had many more songs he hadn’t yet tried. He was super happy.

I bought this book as a gift for my best friend's husband who plays guitar in a band. He loved it. Buying a music book for a musician is a good idea. He was very happy!

The section on "Christian Death Metal for Guitar" should have been edited before publication. Popular God-fearing bands like Stryper, Stain'd, and the New Kids on the Block, are represented beside bands like "Crucif**cker" and "Pastor in a Closet" whose lyrics nearly ruined our annual Rockin' Christ-O-Bration Retreat. With perfectly good intentions one of our parishioners brought this book to, I guess, "modernize" our campfire sing-alongs. The guitar is harder and I can't help but think there are a lot of "Double Entendres" in most of these songs (One song in particular; "Nail Me Hard (with Jesus)" caused Mrs. J to retreat to her tent for the remainder of the weekend. There are old standards like "Amazing Grace" or "On My Knees for You" that are perfectly appropriate for most of the flock, but tell your more "square" parisioners to avoid the pages marked with skulls,