This is a very simple yet worshipful arrangement of this well-known hymn. Starts very soft and builds through to the end. The players and the congregation will enjoy this arrangement. Grade 2 Along with the traditional brass instrumentation (Trumpet 1 and 2, Horn, Trombone and Tuba), there are substitution parts provided for: Alto Sax (for Trumpet 2) Alto Sax (for Horn) Trumpet 3 (for Horn) Trombone (for Horn) Baritone Treble Cleff/Tenor Sax (for Trombone) Baritone Sax (for Tuba) Horn (for Trombone)

A new setting of the tune Duke Street, which is the music for the mission hymn "Jesus Shall Reign" and the Easter Hymn, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." Can be used as an instrumental prelude, postlude, offertory, recital piece, or as accompaniment to congregational singing. ASCAP arranger.

Did Bach harmonize any chorales in five voices? Yes! Try these from BWV 227, 79, 776, 745 and 251. These are NOT 4-part chorales arranged for 5 parts. They are actually voiced in 5 parts, by Bach himself!!! And he did not do many 5-part chorales, so these are unusual. But, they sound great! Use them as a warm-up, or add them to a concert or church service. This arrangement includes alternate C Trumpet parts. Performance time for all 5 chorales, about 2:30.

Very playable brass quintet arrangement of this classic Christmas carol. Perfect for church services and middle school or high school chamber ensembles. Includes Baritone B.C. and Baritone T.C. part as a substitute for trombone.