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What Child Is This?
$7.95Crafted with light and delicate textures that hint at the medieval, this arrangement of the timeless classic is expressive and graceful.
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God Rest Ye Good Christian Men
$6.00This brass duet is scored for French horn, Trombone and Piano with optional trumpet for horn and baritone for trombone. While moderately easy it is joyfully colorful in passing the themes between parts and adding splashes of melodic motives as well. The piece uses a lot of imitation and hocket devices to keep the players and listeners all rejoicing.
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I Would Not Be Denied
$11.00A percussion quintet score for bells, tambourine, snare drum, tom-toms, and bass drum. The theme is presented in the bells- often in duet lines. The other instruments tend to work in tandem as supporting roles using changes in dynamics for interest. There are times when the accompanying parts modify their rhythms so as to not become stagnant. The middle section acts like a break-up strain, much like one would find in a march. The piece finishes with a flourish giving great impact.
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I Saw Three Ships
$4.50A horn solo with piano accompaniment that presents itself with a Celtic lilt with interludes that would be similar to a rondo form and interspersed with hemiola type figures.
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To God Be The Glory
$17.003 tpts, tbn, tbn/tuba (hn sub/trp 3). It begins with moving eighth notes giving way to an antiphonal chorus. Then the melody is in the bass voice w/counter lines above followed by cascading sixteenth not patterns which in turn pyramids to a final cadence
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There Is A Fountain
$6.002 horns & piano. The piece begins with solo horn, only to be joined by the second horn in the chorus. The second section beginnins in a minor key only to be shifted to a major key with soaring elements; then a moving climax settling to a quiet ending.
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Trumpets Of Praise
$6.00.2 trumpets & piano. Starts with counterpoint of trumpets and piano between “O Worship The King” and “Praise To The Lord, the Almighty” followed by a mellow section of “Fairest Lord Jesus” and finalized section of “Praise to the Lord.” Piano is intregal!:
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May Jesus Christ Be Praised (Doxology)
$17.002 tpts, horn, tbn, tuba (tpt sub. for horn) Starts with high energy with trombone descant, then a slower Baroque-style counterpoint, followed by a majestic style in the horn melody with double descant in trumpets. All built on the “Doxology.”
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