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The lyrics for "Let Our Gladness Know No End" come to us from a 19th century translation of the Czech Christmas carol Narodil se Kristus pan. Although the English translator/lyricist is unknown, one source attributes the translation to Laura Underwood in 1884. The melody derives from a Latin and Czech hymn from before 1500 contained in the Gradual of the Czech Silver Museum in Kutna Hora. This new arrangement treats the lyrics as a joyful call and response (anitphonal) celebration of the birth of Christ. The piano chimes in throughout providing a happy, carillon-like accompaniment.

Let Our Gladness Know No End

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Sarah Flower Adams wrote Nearer, My God, to Thee in 1841. It was later
  set to the 1854 tune "Bethany" by Lowell Mason. The song retells
  the story of Jacob's dream found in Genesis 28: 11-12. 
    
    
    
    This setting takes its departure from the fifth verse
    
    
    
    	Or if on joyful wing, cleaving the sky,
    
    	Sun, moon, and stars forgot, upwards I fly
    
    
    
    Along with the image of flight, the music also imagines a joyful 19th
  century revival meeting, complete with dancing, preaching, soulful
  exclamations and high spirited worship.

On Joyful Wing

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Man-O'-War derives its primary melody from the old sea chanty "Blow
  the Man Down." This Caprice takes that tune, tosses it about in the
  wind, submerges it under the waves, dances with it on the shore, and
  vigorously transforms it into something wild, joyful - and a bit dangerous.

Man-O'-War

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A joyful, dancing blend of two hymns: All Creatures Of Our God And King with All Things Bright And Beautiful, for euphonium and piano.

Lift Up Your Voice

Euphonium Solo with Piano

A joyful, optimistic hymn arranged for a joyful euphonium and piano
  performance!

Rejoice

Euphonium Solo

This arrangement explores the reflective and expressive elements of Sturart K. Hine's How Great Thou Art. It moves from a flowing accompaniment with a pensive contemplation of God's creations, to a declarative style asserting awesome wonder at the atonement of Christ, to a joyful gospel celebration of his second coming.  The arrangement musically narrates the complete hymn.

How Great Thou Art

This arrangement of the aria Der Holle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen (Hell's vengeance boils in my heart) from Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, adapts the famous opera solo for trumpet and concert band. Although it works best on piccolo trumpet in B-flat, parts for cornet in E-flat and B-flat and piccolo trumpet in A are provided as alternatives. This arrangement, also known as the "Queen of the Night's" aria, imitates the orchestral and vocal style of the original.

Aria: Der Holle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen

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