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Composed by John K. Evans. Arranged by John K. Evans. Christian,Folk,Sacred,Spiritual,Traditional. 182 pages. John K. Evans #5288739. Published by John K. Evans (A0.1000464)."Fantasy on an Old American Hymn" uses two old American hymn tunes from the shaped note singing style along with tonally colorful music inspired by visits to beautiful Cades Cove in East Tennessee. The two hymns are "The Promised Land" (this version is attributed to Miss M. Durham) which is used for the hymn "On Jordan"s Stormy Banks" and "Holy Manna" ( attributed to William Moore) which is used for many texts, notably, "Brethren We Have Met To Worship". "Holy Manna" was originally published by William Moore in Columbia Harmony (1825), and both hymn tunes were later published in William Walker’s Southern Harmony and Musical Companion (1835). Download consist of 1 Score, 1 Timpani, 1 Bells, 1 Chime, 6 Flutes, 4 Alto Sax, 4 Tenor Sax, 3 Tuba and 2 each of all other parts. Parts include Baritone T.C. Duration is 5:30. Grade 4.
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