Encouraging people around the world since
1991 !!
MIDI CENTRAL
I love getting the MIDI files from your
site because I can rearrange them
to my hearts content... that saves me hours.
(Linda
Macklin, from Idaho)
Many gifted people have contributed MIDI
arrangements
of New Hope Music songs. Here are some of them !!
Bob Sorem (Minnesota)
Come hear the
many MIDI arrangements
that Bob has done of New Hope Music songs
Ron Tilden (Georgia)
I moved down to Georgia
about 25 years ago after leaving the
Chicago, Illinois area, where I was born and grew up in.
I worked as a Computer Consultant for many of the
large companies over the years. The last company I worked for
I was consulting for IBM here in the Atlanta area.
I just retired at the end of last year.
I have a wonderful wife and three children,
two girls and a boy and one granddaughter that has Down Syndrome.
My son has a disability called Kleinfelter’s syndrome which is caused
by having both the male and female chromosome, so he has 47 chromosomes
where normally you would have 46.
I enjoy making midis as a
hobby and have been doing it for about 15 years.
I am not a musician at all. I cannot play any instruments.
I use software to make the midis from sheet music.
Come hear the
many MIDI arrangements
that Ron has done of New Hope Music songs
Michael L. Jester (Florida)
Come hear the
many MIDI arrangements
that Michael has done of New Hope Music songs
Leif Thiborg (Sweden)
Come hear the
MIDI arrangements
that Leif has done of New Hope Music songs
Richard Garber (North Carolina)
Come hear the
MIDI arrangements
that Richard has done of New Hope Music songs
Hiland Overgaard (Minnesota)
In an April 2001 e-mail, Hiland
describes himself as "...a freshman at the
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus, and I am double majoring in
Music Performance (for voice) and Music Education. I graduated from
Apple
Valley High School in Apple Valley, a suburb of Minneapolis, and I've lived
in Minnesota my entire life. I've been writing MIDIs for about 3
years, but
this year was the first time I sent any of them to different web sites.
I also compose classical music, play the piano, and sing in a worship team for
Campus Crusade for Christ and Hosanna! Lutheran Church."
Bringing The Presence Of Jesus
In The Splendor Of Your Courts
From Him, Through Him And To Him
Hiland's MIDIs can also be found at
Fred Scorza (Pennsylvania)
He Shall Be Called
SATB Choir
Arrangement
Logan J. Smith (Arkansas)
Logan J. Smith received
his education at the University of Central Arkansas, where he
studied Music
Education under Dr. Ricky Brooks, Dr. Paige Rose and
Steven Smyth and
Composition under Dr. Paul Dickinson. He also studied privately
with
Musicologist Dr. Jane Dahlenburg,
Theory
teacher Dr. Carl Anthony and Trombonist
Dr. Denis Winter.
He was named Outstanding
Student of the College of Fine Arts in 2006,
served as President of the Kappa
Iota chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia froom
2005-2006 and ACPR of Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia's Province 4 in 2007.
His Senior Recital comprised of multiple
performances of his works ranging
from a Neo-Romantic Brass Quintet to a
Twelve-Tone piece, written for Mezzo-Soprano
Jennifer Crippen, to an
Electro-Acoustic piece for 6 Speakers and Computer.
He has original works
performed by the UCA Brass Choir, the UCA Orchestra,
Pinnacle Brass, the UAPB
Jazz Ensemble, contemporary music group Subito
and is currently serving as the
Staff Arranger for the UCA Marching Band
and Computer Musician for Subito.
Logan is currently working as the Middle
School Director/Brass
Instructor for the Forrest City, Arkansas school district and
composing as much as possible.
** Logan's Web Site **
Adrian V. Miller (BC, Canada)
Come hear the
120+ MIDI arrangements
that Adrian has done of New Hope Music songs
Debbie Stewart (Ohio)
"For me to live is
Christ and to die is gain." A single mom who resides in Ohio,
I am a singer-songwriter and a 1978 graduate of Olivet Nazarene University
(B.S. Music Education). I share piano-playing responsibilities at Amelia
Nazarene Church
and am employed full-time as a Stationary Operating Engineer for American
Electric Power.
Elton Smith (Texas)
Larry Holder (left) &
Elton Smith (right)
A computer programmer by day, Elton resides in Plano, Texas.
He has collaborated with Larry Holder and many other
wonderful
songwriters, including Gilberto Baretto, whose songs originally
prompted Elton to start a
musical web page.
Elton wrote a wonderful song with Rick Founds, "Nothing Can
Compare".
Elton's website is: Songs of Praise
He Shall Be Called (country)
He Shall Be Called (worship)
How Awesome Is
This Place
(new instrumentation of Richard Garber's MIDI)
Rhesa Siregar (Indonesia)
Rhesa is a musician,
worship leader and songwriter at
Gereja
Generasi Baru Indonesia/New Generation Church of Indonesia.
He lives
in Makassar City, South Celebes, Indonesia with his wife,
Jenny and they have
two daughters, Janice & Jasmine. He received
Jesus Christ as his Lord and
Savior of his life when he was 10 years old.
He started his ministry as a
musician in 1992, and 4 years later
he became a music director and worship
leader. Rhesa is self-taught musician
but he also learned the basic of piano
from his mom and dad.
Bringing The Presence Of Jesus
Yoke Wong
Silence,
Solitude, and Prayer (1)
Silence,
Solitude, and Prayer (2)
Learn more about Yoke's wonderful
piano course
designed for church pianists.
Remy St-Hilaire (Quebec, Canada)
Thine, O Lord (v1)
Thine, O Lord (v2)
Leo Griffin (Oregon)
This was originally arranged
by Hiland Overgaard,
then orchestrated by Leo Griffin
David Hughes (Massachusetts)
The Mission (high descant)
The Mission (low descant)
Bob Martin (Michigan)
Victor Stockman (Georgia)
Come To Me with melody
Come To Me background track only
Splendor and Majesty (version 1)
Splendor and Majesty (version 2)
This Day Is Holy background track only
Larrie Dee (California)
Larrie also created
two arrangements for New Hope Music
of a classic John W. Peterson song
"Heaven Came Down" © Copyright 1961, renewed
1989,
arr. © 2003 by John W. Peterson Music Company.
All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Linda Macklin (Idaho)
Julie Schieck (Minnesota)
"I have been playing
for a contemporary Lutheran service
for 4 years (on a Kurzweil Mark 12).
Through the years I have arranged about 200 MIDI files...
mostly contemporary Christian songs.
I have done a quite a few Christmas songs and several
songs for weddings (solo music, accompaniments).
I started for my applied
music degree but only finished 3 years.
I have taken a couple digital music courses at a local college.
I teach private voice and piano lessons ..."
More
"Splendor and Majesty"
MIDIs & MP3s
Louis Webb
Roy Ford
John Tolson
Mark Weston
Go to our "Splendor and Majesty" page for more details
All songs copyright Ralph Merrifield
New Hope Music, PO Box 1612, Westboro MA 01581
(with the exception of "Hallelujah, Jesus Is
Lord",
Copyright 2001, Stephen M. Misarski
You have our encouragement and permission
to duplicate and share these song for all "not-for-profit" purposes
(web site background, recordings, corporate worship, give-away copies).
Please contact New Hope for other uses. Thanks !!!
From Florida to Alaska, in Tennessee,
Virginia & Colorado,
a number of web sites include our MIDI arrangements as background music.
Several sites also include a collection of our MIDIs for download, including...
Songs
Of Praise (Elton Smith)
Lassen
Technologies
Free
Praise and Worship
Living
Water Jazz
Christian Midi
EXCITING NEWS !!!
You can now transpose our MIDI files, convert to MP3/WAV formats
then burn to a CD!! Great for accompaniment tracks !!!
Free program at
http://www.hamienet.com/midi2mp3
I just happened upon
this wonderful web-site.
Now I have your music softly playing at my desk at work all day...
(Janie, from
Mississippi)
Two choirs in Cape Town,
South Africa recently sent me a recording
of them singing several New Hope Music songs,
using six of these MIDIs as their accompaniment tracks!
Learn more about these South African groups...
If any of you have the
time and resources
to create MIDI files,
I'm looking for people to help arrange
100+ more New Hope songs!
My general approach for background/accompaniment MIDIs is
1) Use a brief Intro
2) Keep the melody out front, but the accompaniment interesting enough to
support it. Descants, countermelodies and a variety of instruments are
fun!
3) Have sufficient repeats to cover all verses. OK to use an
occasional, brief interlude between verses.
4) When appropriate, repeat the chorus at the end.
5) A simple ending after the last verse/chorus helps wrap things up...
Yes, it's a very basic approach, but these MIDIs serve well as backgrounds on our
web sites, and as accompaniment in group singing around the world. They
are also popping up all around the Internet!
Other types of arrangements of our songs are encouraged (classical, jazz, SATB),
and each finds its place in our web sites.
I am in search of some
free music that I can
incorporate into the introduction of my church podcast.
I am doing this for Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church www.grace.to
Do I understand this
correctly, that your midi's are ok to use on podcasting
as long as we credit newhopemusic.com? Please
help me out with this....
(Susan, from
Florida)
Want to use our MIDIs on your web site ?
Karaoke version of some NHM MIDIs