Dykes - Eternal Father, Strong to Save for Brass Quintet

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Dykes - Eternal Father, Strong to Save for Brass QuintetEternal Father is a popular hymn sung by members of the U. S., British and French Navies and is often called The Navy Hymn. The work was written in 1860 61 by two English clergymen, Rev. John Bacchus Dykes and the lyrics by Rev. William Whiting with inspiration from the Old and New Testaments. The Navy Hymn is also known as Melita. This noble music was a favorite of President Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt and was performed at the

The contrasting tempos and stop-start rhythms are the most notable parts of the work

the entire world hit the pause button and forced musicians

My Good Lord's Done Been Here

The Five Pieces in Folk Style

I wrote this piece with those memories in my mind

all with organ accompaniment

Jingle Bells

the magic of them was conveyed to him through television shows and films he watched as a boy

This is the only version of this work available for Trombone Ensemble

Thomas Parriott

These studies are all in Bass Clef and appropriate for performers of intermediate level and higher

but intense works by Leos Janácek