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SKU: A0.763482
Composed by Charles C Converse. Arranged by Nigel Williams. Contemporary,Folk,Patriotic. Score and part. 8 pages. Nigel Williams #5789925. Published by Nigel Williams (A0.763482).The much loved American hymn What A Friend We Have In Jesus is arranged for the organ while The Last Post is played on either a trumpet, cornet or bugle. This unique arrangement will appeal across all denominations where this hymn is admired, the arrangement is ideal for any commemorative or memorial event, and also patriotic occasions where The Last Post is appropriate. The performance duration is approximately three minutes and the full score has a separate one-page trumpet part attached. Enjoy browsing on SMP my choral arrangements of Amazing Grace and Blessed Assurance, each with solo trumpet playing The Last Post.
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