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Name: And What Is It We Shall Hope For? - Trombone Choir
SKU: JK.02097
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Author: Robert Cundick

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Instrument:

Trombone

Genres:

Gospel Inspirational Easter

Composers:

Robert Cundick

Publishers:

Jackman Music Corporation

UPC:

093285020979

Format:

Score

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Advanced Late Intermediate

Artist:

Robert Cundick

Usages:

Easter Faith Assurance Praise Funeral

Shipping Weight:

0.3 pounds

Detailed Description

Trombone - Advanced, Intermediate, Late Intermediate

SKU: JK.02097

Composed by Robert Cundick. Arranged by David Stevenson. Book of Mormon, Comfort, Easter, Eternal Life, Faith, Funeral, God, Hope, Jesus Christ , Plan of Salvation, Praise and Worship, Resurrection. Easter, Christian, Gospel, Inspirational. Score. Jackman Music Corporation #02097. Published by Jackman Music Corporation (JK.02097).

UPC: 093285020979. Moroni 7:48, 1 Peter 3:15.

Experience the power of And What Is It We Shall Hope For? from Robert Cundick's The Redeemer with this moving adaptation by David Stevenson. Set for eight-part Trombone Choir (or brass octet), it contains rich harmonies and harnesses the majestic and somber beauty of the low brass instruments. The package includes a full conductor score and individual parts. The score is 9 X 12 and the instrumental parts are 8.5 X 11. This adaptation was premiered at the 2023 International Trombone Festival.