Deuteronomy.4

An introduction, a standard verse setting, interlude, and then a final verse is provided for the congregational singing of the hymn tune CORONATION.  Scored here for three trumpets, three trombones,

With a variation of meters and rhythmic devices, this piece has a driving forward thought to it giving a sense to the content of the title. Motivic devices are tossed around the various instruments and in

These four offer original musical settings will add strength and majesty to any occasion. The pieces can be used in worship services and for wedding processionals and recessionals. The fanfares will also

A brass sextet with opt. parts for flugelhorn and BHTC. The beginning introduces stacked motives building to full chords. Following is a rendition of "When I Can Read My Title Clear" with melody broken down

This brass sextet is a medley including: I Sing the Mighty Power of God; All Hail the Power; Power in the Blood and A Mighty Fortress. It begins with a full ensemble fanfare in a regal

A brass sextet with opt. parts for flugelhorn and BHTC. The beginning presents a vigorous fanfare where it settles down into  solemn rendition of "We've A Story To Tell To The Nations." After a

A brass sextet with opt. parts for flugelhorn and BHTC. The beginning presents a vigorous fanfare where it settles down into solemn rendition of "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms." After a motivic transition

Swing Low Sweet Chariot is perhaps one of the best-known spirituals and lends itself to a variety of interpretations. This clever arrangement for brass sextet is based on a shuffle rhythm,

This Nativity piece composed by Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1612) has been transcribed for brass ensemble with flexible instrumentation - two trumpets, F horn or optional third trumpet, two trombones, and tuba