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National Hymn (God of Our Fathers) arranged by Mark Thewes. For Organ. Organ Solo. H.W. Gray Saint Cecilia Series. Sacred. Sheet. 8 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.GSTCM0106).

From the opening trumpet fanfare to the powerful, dramatic ending, organists and congregations will thrill at this exceptional setting of the familiar hymn tune, National Hymn. The piece calls for a big trumpet stop, but this can be echoed on a different manual if the stop is unavailable. A sure winner - don't miss this exciting arrangement.

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      iltenore

      Location: from Newak, NJ

      Difficulty Level:
      Intermediate

      August 20, 2011

      National Hymn (God of Our Fathers)

      A beautiful arrangement. Not too difficult. Just right for those patriotic preludes on our big holidays .

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      Helen Maksymic

      Location: from Little Falls, NY

      Difficulty Level:
      Early intermediate

      March 1, 2009

      Extremely wonderful piece of music

      I played this in church Sunday and got great raves about it. I loved playing it and will probably play it for a recital in the future. It's a touching piece of music but I wish there would have been a little bit more "meat" to it, in other words...

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      Drew Worthen

      Location: from Arkadelphia Arkansas

      Difficulty Level:
      Intermediate

      January 14, 2009

      Great Arrangement

      A great addition to most any collection of organ solos. This arrangement incorporates some of the elements used in most arrangements of this tune (ie. the fanfare trumpets) but reaches a great climax on the last verse. Highly recommended.

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