Give thanks with a grateful heart – G major
- March 30th, 2017
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A bright chorus of thanks. There are two flute parts, not designed to be played simultaneously.
Give thanks with a grateful heart – Flute (alternative part)
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A bright chorus of thanks. There are two flute parts, not designed to be played simultaneously.
Give thanks with a grateful heart – Flute (alternative part)
A Palm Sunday chorus, very suitable for children. This clarinet part is designed for a reasonably proficient player.
John Rutter’s very attractive setting of this hymn of praise for creation led to some instrumental parts not unrelated to his own (or how they sounded on a commercial recording), but adapted for our purposes.
For the beauty of the earth (Rutter) – Clarinet
For the beauty of the earth (Rutter) – Flute 2
For the beauty of the earth (Rutter) – Flute
For the beauty of the earth (Rutter) – Violin
For the beauty of the earth (Rutter) – Oboe1
A song from the 1980s. The clarinet part can be played on the trumpet.
For Im building a people of power – Clarinet
For Im building a people of power – Horn
The treble instruments play a countermelody in this arrangement.
For his name is exalted – Flute
For his name is exalted – Horn
For his name is exalted – Recorder
Vaughan Williams’ wonderful hymn for All Saints day. I arranged these brass parts for an Advent Sunday service in 1994. There is a short introduction to each verse. These are best played along with an organ accompaniment.
For all the Saints – Trombone a
Just a flute part here to accompany the congregation and the piano or band:
Woodwind parts for a gentle 3-beat in a bar song.
Father I thank you for all you have done – Flute
Father I thank you for all you have done – Clarinet
Father I thank you for all you have done – Flute alternative part a
Some simple parts for this song: