James Allen has crafted a beautiful and simple cornet solo that blends together two familiar tunes associated with the much-loved Christmas carol.
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My All
“My all is on the altar” is one of the most revered songs of consecration. Brindley Venables has written a new melody for these lyrics, which his brother, Marcus, has set in this arrangement.
As I Pray
Maple Leaf Brass has released this cornet solo with brass band accompaniment. Joy Webb’s melody has been arranged by Andrew Poirier.
My Jesus, I Love Thee
A setting of the popular hymn by William Ralph Featherstone, using the tune “Gordon”, that can be used on its own or to accompany congregational singing.
Deus Vobiscum
Written in 1983 for the Canadian Staff Band’s second tour of Britain and revised by the composer for the Staff Band’s 40th anniversary in 2009, this major work is a descriptive tone poem based on the sinking of the liner Empress of Ireland on 29 May 1914.
Blest Be the Tie
Often used in the early days of the Canadian Staff Band, this setting is based on the well-known hymn by John Fawcett, set to the hymn tune “Dennis”.
Halifax Citadel
This vigorous march, written for the 118th anniversary of Halifax Citadel in 2003, includes the well-known hymn “Joyful, joyful we adore Thee”.
New Releases from Maple Leaf Brass
The music department of the Canada & Bermuda Territory has released five new titles in the the Maple Leaf Brass series.
Canada and Bermuda Territory Unveils “Maple Leaf Brass”
The Canada and Bermuda Territory has announced the publication of the first five items in a new brass band music series, Maple Leaf Brass. The initial offerings include some old and some new pieces, all associated in some way with the territory.
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