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Parry - Jerusalem for Trombone Quintet Moussorgsky These two works can be

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These two works can be "trimmed" appropriately for just the right length during the wedding processional

The full orchestral work was first performed by the Oklahoma City Symphony on April 21

David Mathie has arranged "25 Christmas Carol Favorites" for four part Brass Ensemble in easily played keys

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How to tune to a Piano and much discussion on techniques for practicing

Parry - Jerusalem for Trombone Quintet Moussorgsky These two works can beJerusalem, or "And did those feet in ancient time" is a short poem by English poet William Blake. Parry set these famous words to music in his great unison song Anthem in 1916. The poem was inspired by the apocryphal story that young Jesus actually traveled to England, a legend in the Book of Revelation describing a New Jerusalem. The song was also taken up by the Suffragettes in 1917. The song was changed to Jerusalem as a metaphor, that when Britain

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