“Jupiter” from Gustav Holst’s The Planets is a majestic and uplifting piano piece that radiates joy, confidence, and grandeur. Known as “The Bringer of Jollity,” the music moves between bold, energetic passages and a deeply noble, hymn-like melody that has become one of the most beloved themes in classical music. | Pianogoddess Academy

Today's Pedals, Praise, and Psalm 150 piece is based on a hymn that is relatively new to Presbyterians. In our hymnal, it is "O God, Beyond All Praising." The tune was first heard as a part of "Jupiter," from English composer Gustav Holst's symphonic suite "The Planets." The tune name is THAXTED, which is a town in England. This arrangement is by Marianne Kim. | Green Acres Presbyterian Church | Facebook