Flute Solo - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1142141 Composed by Henry John Gauntlett and Louis H. Redner. Arranged by Diana Meux. Christian,Christmas,Holiday,Sacred. Individual part. 2 pages. Download Church Music #742516. Published by Download Church Music (A0.1142141). Two different flute or violin descants for the Christmas hymns O Little Town of Bethlehem and Once in Royal David’s City, including intro and interlude that connects the hymns. Based on the tunes ST. LOUIS by Lewis H. Redner and IRBY by Henry J. Gauntlett. 1 page (file is 2 pages; first is sample page). Use hymnal or other source for accompaniment. Descants for both hymns fit Lutheran Worship (LW) settings, and Lutheran Service Book (LSB) provided the Bb is changed to B natural in measure 36:4. “O Little Town of Bethlehem� also fits the Lutheran Book of Worship (LBW) setting. Descants may also fit other hymnal settings. Example: For Christmas Eve or Service of Lessons and Carols, sing the first stanza of each hymn after the reading Luke 2:1-4, with flute and/or violin playing solo intro, descants, and solo interlude, such as: - Reading: Luke 2:1-4 - Flute/violin solo intro - Hymn: O Little Town of Bethlehem, stanza 1 [with descant] - Flute/violin solo interlude - Hymn: Once in Royal David’s City, stanza 1 [with descant] Or use descants separately and omit interlude.

Flute - Intermediate - Digital Download SKU: M0.21696EB African-American & Jamaican Melodies. Composed by Clark Kimberling. Flute, Fife and Oboe, Gospel/Sacred, Christian. World Music. E-book. Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music #21696EB. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music (M0.21696EB). ISBN 9781609745103. 8.75x11.75 inches.A unique collection for the flute: 46 full-page solos, including arrangements of spirituals, folk songs, dance tunes, and melodies by African-American composers, plus five solos composed for this collection. Includes melodies by A. J. R. Conner, Henry Hart, J. W. Postlewaite, Will Accooe, John W. Boone, Justin Holland, James Allen Bland and more. Features previously unpublished solo by renowned Philadelphia musician Francis Johnson, the earliest known composition by an African-American, dating from 1815. Favorites include Amen, Banyan Tree, Doctor Bird, and Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit. Supported by Internet-accessible melody-specific Historical Notes.Forty-six full-page solos for fluteArrangements of melodies by America's best known composers of African descent, as well as traditional melodiesInternet-based melody-specific Historical Notes