The Royal Telephone a la Dixieland

Digital Sheet Music

By Frederick M. Leyman

Item Number: A0.981662

This hymn, The Royal Telephone, was composed when telephones were still rare in rural America. The hymn became popular at camp meetings in the 1920s, and, like many hymns of the era, was often performed by New Orleans style jazz bands. This up-tempo arrangement features a written out piano solo but ad-lib solos can be substituted for other instruments. .

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