Song List: 1. Come, Thou Almighty King 2. For the Beauty of the Earth 3. Oh, Worship the King

George Harrison's song, like so many of the Beatles songs, has a powerful expressiveness, and I've tried to capture that expressiveness in this version for brass quintet. Since there is a 30-second limit on the MP3's posted for these titles, I've started the MP3 clip for this arrangement at bar 16, as it starts to build. The arrangement is suitable for intermediate players and above. All the players have independent syncopation. Duration: 3 minutes, 36 seconds. .

Jazzy scales & patterns in all 12 keys - jazz etudes

Have you ever found yourself struggling to play in certain 'tricky keys'? Why are these keys so tricky? Simply because we've not played them as much as the easy ones! That's it, no other reason. By practicing enough in ALL keys we can really take our playing and improvising to the next level, always executing what ever ideas we hear or come up with, perfectly.

Jazzy scales & patterns in all 12 keys is aimed at intermediate players to develop their jazz technique in all 12 keys. The scales and patterns are written in such a way, that you could use parts of them within your solos. By developing your playing in the key centers and in a jazzy way, we can develop our technique along with our listening skills. The book culminates with a section on playing II-V-I's in the key centre. An etude of the famous standard 'Cherokee' has also been added as a bonus to show how you can use many of the exercises in the book in real life playing situations!



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This inspirational hit by Josh Groban makes a stirring selection for a program, and its unmistakable melody is easily recognized by audiences. Written for brass quintet, it features the trombone as a solo instrument. Add a player on the optional drum set part to maximize the breathless effect of the climax of this emotional ballad! If you don't have a french horn, substitute parts are included for baritone t.c. and euphonium. The song comes in at around 4:28 in length. In keeping with the stage setting of the original song's video, the cover art was shot from the stage of Whitley Auditorium at Elon University. You can check out my other titles here at Sheet Music Plus, or visit my Facebook page: Frank Pugh, music , and my LinkedIn page: Frank Pugh composer / arranger , to learn more about me and what I do. Thanks!