Dear Lord and Father of Mankind - Parry arr. Alun Cook

The most beautiful Hymn of all! I've sung it at weddings and funerals (actually I can hardly ever sing it as it chokes me up). The original, "Long Since in Egypt's Plenteous Land" was part of the Parry's Oratorio "Judith", with words added later by John Whittier.

This Brass Quintet version is a distillation of my original 10 piece brass arrangement written for my own wedding and it has been used at many others. As you will hear, the congregation need to be musical or have some sort of direction as there are several traps to fall into but it is definitely worth it. A single line vocal part is included and there is also a full SATB choir score available. It also works well as an instrumental pre-wedding piece or as an interlude.

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Trumpet Tune - Purcell arr. Alun Cook

Many a trip down the wedding aisle has been accompanied by this glorious tune, arranged here for Brass Quintet.

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Trumpet Voluntary - Jeremiah Clarke arr. Alun Cook

Also known as The Prince of Denmark's March, this is frequently used for Weddings (Royal and otherwise) and the key chosen is not the original but is more manageable on Bb trumpets.

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