Paul G Young

All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Paul G Young

Scroll below for a video of the score as played in Finale. This Grade 3.5 arrangement of Oliver Holden's 18th century hymn tune known as Coronation, requires the technical skills, range, and maturity of high school or college-level performers. The work, in common time signature, is scored in Concert Key of F Major with modulations into Gb for the 3rd verse and Bb major for the final verse. In addition to the five parts for a trombone quintet, there are two trumpet parts that double the first and second trombones and a Horn part that doubles 3rd trombone, thus the work could also be performed by a brass quintet. Also included are parts for tuba (doubling the bass trombone) and T. C. Baritone (doubling 4th trombone). This allows great programming flexibility for church musicians and music teachers at any level. If you don't have an adequate number of capable trombonists, feature a brass quintet. The purchaser of this work is free to photocopy the parts for rehearsal and performance purposes. Never worry about lost or damaged parts again. Keep this copy in your files and enjoy it for years to come. All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name will be a valuable addition to your brass music library. It is a strong, driving hymn melody, and the brass flourishes that accompany and support the organist's lead of the hymn will be certain to vitalize any religious celebration. Audiences will love the moving inner parts and the resounding beauty and power that full brass sound adds to this classic hymn.