Handel - Eternal Source of Light Divine for Trumpet and Organ

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Handel - Eternal Source of Light Divine for Trumpet and OrganEternal Source of Light Divine is an aria from G. F. Handels secular cantata Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne (HVW 74). While this particular aria is immensely popular among trumpeters and sopranos (who generally sing the vocal line an octave above the original), Handel intended the line to be sung by an alto voice. In this arrangement for trumpet and organ, Justin Bland has kept the vocal line (now played by the right hand of the organist) in the

originally published in 1898 for Violin and Piano

Wolking's English Setter "Simon" is the star of movement III and "Thelonius Monk's "Blue Monk" legendary jazz composition is the inspiration for movement IV

This four movement work is a classic originally written in 1912 for string orchestra and is named after the "St

Davies's 16 Changing Meter Pieces are intended for the serious private Tuba student at the 11th-12th grade level

with poems by Guillaume Apollinaire

Piano performing movements 1-3 and Trombonist Kelton Koch and Yu Ra Kim

This 5-minute work for advanced performers concludes in total relaxation as in a child-like dream on Christmas morning

The work is all in Bass Clef and is not difficult

Brothers is a new composition by Jason Beghtol

This work has a very beautiful sound and shows off the legato and expressive qualities of the trombone choir

bittersweet and lyrical style is typical of Prokofiev

2 Euphoniums

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