Hymns for Brass

Canadian Brass-Ideal hymn accompaniments for festive congregational singing and for performances by brass alone. Flexible instrumentation with optional keyboard accompaniment makes the arrangements adaptable to many situations. There are twoversions of each hymn: the standard version found in hymnals in the common key and a “variation verse ” with a free and interesting arrangement. There is also a trumpet descant book available separately that matchesthe arrangements. Songs include: All Creatures of Our God and King • All Glory Laud and Honor • Blessed Assurance • Christ the Lord Is Risen Today • Come Ye Thankful People Come • Crown Him with ManyCrowns • Fairest Lord Jesus • and many more.

Canadian Brass-Ideal hymn accompaniments for festive congregational singing and for performances by brass alone. Flexible instrumentation with optional keyboard accompaniment makes the arrangements adaptable to many situations. There are twoversions of each hymn: the standard version found in hymnals in the common key and a “variation verse ” with a free and interesting arrangement. There is also a trumpet descant book available separately that matchesthe arrangements. Songs include: All Creatures of Our God and King • All Glory Laud and Honor • Blessed Assurance • Christ the Lord Is Risen Today • Come Ye Thankful People Come • Crown Him with ManyCrowns • Fairest Lord Jesus • and many more.

Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass-Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass is a series with remarkable versatility. The arrangements are for organ with solo trumpet or brass ensemble and percussion. All parts are upper intermediate level with optional high notes for trumpets and horn. While the parts are not demanding they have a level of artistry that is compelling to all of the performers involved. Instrumental options with organ include: solo trumpet brass trio (2 trumpets and 1st trombone) brass quartet (2 trumpets and 2 trombones OR 1st trombone and tuba) brass quintet (All but horn 2nd trombone or tuba) and brass sextet. Versatile and regal perfect for the most triumphant season of the year.

Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass-“Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass” is a new series with remarkable versatility. The arrangements are for Organ with Solo Trumpet or Brass Ensemble and Percussion. All parts are upper intermediate level with optionalhigh notes for Trumpets and Horn. While the parts are not demanding they have a level of artistry that is compelling to all of the performers involved. Instrumental options with Organ include: Solo Trumpet; Brass Trio (2 Trumpetsand 1st Trombone); Brass Quartet (2 Trumpets and 2 Trombones OR 1st Trombone and Tuba); Brass Quintet (2 Trumpets Horn Trombone Tuba or 2 Trumpets 2 Trombones Tuba); and Brass Sextet. Versatile and regal perfect for the mosttriumphant season of the year.

for Brass Quintet-This setting of the hymns We Gather Together (Kremser) and Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus for brass quintet strives to maintain the original integrity and majesty of the hymns while frequently delving into a new and fresh accompaniment. They can be used effectively as a congregational accompaniment or stand alone as a solo brass quintet hymn of praise.

John Bacchus Dykes (1823-1876) a composé la mélodie Nicaea pour accompagner le magnifique texte de louange Holy holy holy! écrit par Reginald Heber. L'hymne conna?t un succ¬s universel d¬s sa publication dans le psautier Hymns Ancient and Modern en 1861. Philip Sparke a repris cette cél¬bre mélodie pour composer Variants on an English Hymn Tune qui se présente sous la forme traditionnelle d'un air varié dont la structure comporte une introduction un th¬me et une suite de trois variations sur le th¬me.

The music for the beloved hymn Holy Holy Holy (also known as Nicaea) was composed by the English composer John Bacchus Dyke in 1861 and was first published that year in the book Hymns Ancient and Modern. The beautiful melody is not only suitable for use in church services but also makes an ideal reflective concert work.

The music for the beloved hymn Holy Holy Holy (also known as Nicaea) was composed by the English composer John Bacchus Dyke in 1861 and was first published that year in the book Hymns Ancient and Modern. The beautiful melody is not only suitable for use in church services but also makes an ideal reflective concert work.

Canadian Brass-Ideal hymn accompaniments for festive congregational singing and for performances by brass alone. Flexible instrumentation with optional keyboard accompaniment makes the arrangements adaptable to many situations. There are twoversions of each hymn: the standard version found in hymnals in the common key and a “variation verse ” with a free and interesting arrangement. There is also a trumpet descant book available separately that matchesthe arrangements. Songs include: All Creatures of Our God and King • All Glory Laud and Honor • Blessed Assurance • Christ the Lord Is Risen Today • Come Ye Thankful People Come • Crown Him with ManyCrowns • Fairest Lord Jesus • and many more.

(B.C. in C) Contents: Ah Holy Jesus £ Christ the Lord Is Risen Today £ Eternal Father Strong to Save £ Beautiful Savior £ A Mighty Fortress £ We Gather Together.

Contents: Ah Holy Jesus £ Christ the Lord Is Risen Today £ Eternal Father Strong to Save £ Beautiful Savior £ A Mighty Fortress £ We Gather Together.