A Trombone solo that opens with a simple, dignified and militant style! The middle section is more delicate with the theme embellished to give a sense of bouyancy then migrating over to a more flowing and uplifting feeling. The final section begins lower and then starts its rising to a powerful statement of “having arrived!”

A French solo that opens with a simple, dignified and militant style! The middle section is more delicate with the theme embellished to give a sense of bouyancy then migrating over to a more flowing and uplifting feeling. The final section begins lower and then starts its rising to a powerful statement of “having arrived!”

A Trumpet solo that opens with a simple, dignified and militant style! The middle section is more delicate with the theme embellished to give a sense of bouyancy then migrating over to a more flowing and uplifting feeling. The final section begins lower and then starts its rising to a powerful statement of “having arrived!”

This clarinet piece is sheer delight from beginning to finish. It takes the basic hymn and embellishes the tune in such a way that gives it a whole new flavor. It incorporates scale and arpeggiate movements along with some trills to enhance the exciement. Look! Listen! Play! It is a glorious piece!

This bassoon piece is sheer delight from beginning to finish. It takes the basic hymn and embellishes the tune in such a way that gives it a whole new flavor. It incorporates scale and arpeggiate movements along with some trills to enhance the exciement. Look! Listen! Play! It is a glorious piece!

This oboe piece is sheer delight from beginning to finish. It takes the basic hymn and embellishes the tune in such a way that gives it a whole new flavor. It incorporates scale and arpeggiate movements along with some trills to enhance the exciement. Look! Listen! Play! It is a glorious piece!

A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. The piece begins with a statement of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” in the piano and is restated by the soloist in a ritornello format. The second statement is made in the piano while soloist soars above it with an obbligato. The piece then switches to “Luther’s Hymn” and then breaks into a variation-like presentation and then begins a free form. The final section imitates the beginning one and then becomes solemn and peaceful.

A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. The piece begins with a statement of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” in the piano and is restated by the soloist in a ritornello format. The second statement is made in the piano while soloist soars above it with an obbligato. The piece then switches to “Luther’s Hymn” and then breaks into a variation-like presentation and then begins a free form. The final section imitates the beginning one and then becomes solemn and peaceful.

A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. The piece begins with a statement of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” in the piano and is restated by the soloist in a ritornello format. The second statement is made in the piano while soloist soars above it with an obbligato. The piece then switches to “Luther’s Hymn” and then breaks into a variation-like presentation and then begins a free form. The final section imitates the beginning one and then becomes solemn and peaceful.

A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. The piece begins with a statement of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” in the piano and is restated by the soloist in a ritornello format. The second statement is made in the piano while soloist soars above it with an obbligato. The piece then switches to “Luther’s Hymn” and then breaks into a variation-like presentation and then begins a free form. The final section imitates the beginning one and then becomes solemn and peaceful.

A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. The piece begins with a statement of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” in the piano and is restated by the soloist in a ritornello format. The second statement is made in the piano while soloist soars above it with an obbligato. The piece then switches to “Luther’s Hymn” and then breaks into a variation-like presentation and then begins a free form. The final section imitates the beginning one and then becomes solemn and peaceful.

A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. The piece begins with a statement of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” in the piano and is restated by the soloist in a ritornello format. The second statement is made in the piano while soloist soars above it with an obbligato. The piece then switches to “Luther’s Hymn” and then breaks into a variation-like presentation and then begins a free form. The final section imitates the beginning one and then becomes solemn and peaceful.