These classic hymns have been arranged for brass quintet: 2 Bb trumpets, french horn, trombone, and tuba. Easy enough for early-intermediate students to learn or for more advanced players to sight-read. Great for preludes, offertories, postludes, recitals, and lessons. Includes scores and parts. A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, All Hail the Power of Jesus\' Name, Amazing Grace, Be Thou My Vision, Blessed Assurance, Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing, Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus, He Leadeth Me, Holy, Holy, Holy, How Great Thou Art, It Is Well With My Soul, Jesus Paid It All, Jesus Loves Me, Just As I Am, Love Divine, All Loves Excelling, My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less, O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing, Rock Of Ages, To God Be The Glory, What A Friend We Have In Jesus.

God Bless America for Brass Quintet with Optional Drums
By Irving Berlin Arranged by Jari Villanueva
Brass Quintet arrangement of this iconic American tune that's perfect for a ceremony or sing-a-long. Drums are optional and Eb Horn and TC sub part for Trombone are provided.
Great for any patriotic event, July 4th or Independence Day celebration, or as a great way to end a concert.
This will also sound great with parts doubled to make a brass ensemble.
https://youtu.be/XTdGno-66tA
Full Score
2 Trumpets in Bb
Horn in F
Trombone
Tuba
Drums (optional)
Optional sub parts for Eb Horn and TC Trombone provided

These classic Easter hymns have been arranged for Bb trumpet duet with optional piano accompaniment. Great for preludes, offertories, postludes, recitals, and lessons.

Are You Washed in the Blood?
Down at the Cross
He Lives (I Know That My Redeemer Lives!)
Jesus Saves
O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
O the Blood of Jesus
Tell Me the Story of Jesus
The Old Rugged Cross
There is a Fountain
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
Includes scores and parts. 56 pages.

One of the best-loved gospel songs worldwide, ?How Great Thou Art? began as a nine-stanza hymn of praise, ?O Store Gud? (?O Great God?), written in 1885 by Swedish poet and lay minister Carl Gustav Boberg (1859?1940). In 1891 Boberg published the poem, accompanied by a Swedish folk melody, in Sanningsvittnet (Witness for the Truth), a weekly Christian journal of which he was editor. Today, the tune is commonly named ?Sanningsvittnet? in hymnals. From its Swedish origins, the text was translated to German in 1907, then to Russian in 1912. The Russian text became the basis for a translation to English by Stuart W. K. Hine (1899?1989), a British Methodist missionary who discovered it in 1931 while on mission in the Ukraine. Hine's work commonly contains four verses: the first two being a relatively close translation of stanzas by Boberg, and the latter two being original verses by Hine. Published in 1949, ?How Great Thou Art? gained great popularity in North America after George Beverly Shea began singing it in the Billy Graham evangelistic crusades in 1955. It has been named the #1 favorite hymn by respondents to various polls in both the United States and United Kingdom. �Copyright 2013 Todd Marchand / ConSpiritoMusic.com