SKU: A0.1268328

This 2-minute piece featuring the American folk tune, FOUNDATION, is perfect for a call to worship, offertory, or postlude. A triumphant key change leads into the last verse: That soul, though all hell should endeavor to shake, I'll never, no, never, no, never forsake. Works well with a brass quartet or with a larger brass ensemble.

Purchase includes 1 score and the following parts:
Part 1 - Trumpet
Part 2 - Trumpet (alternate part for Horn in F)
Part 3 - Trombone (alternate part for Horn in F)
Part 4 - Trombone.

SKU: A0.771911

Eden Church - Christ is Made the Sure Foundation - Alternate Harmonization

For Organ

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SKU: A0.926285

Arrangement for piano solo of the hymn How Firm a Foundation.

SKU: A0.1268450

This 2-minute piece featuring the American folk tune, FOUNDATION, is perfect for a call to worship, offertory, or postlude. A triumphant key change leads into the last verse: That soul, though all hell should endeavor to shake, I'll never, no, never, no, never forsake. Flexible instrumentation allows it to work for a number of different woodwind quartets or with a larger woodwind ensemble.

Purchase includes 1 score and the following parts:
Part 1 - Flute
Part 2 - Flute or Oboe
Part 3 - Bb Clarinet
Part 4 - Bb Clarinet or Alto Sax.

SKU: A0.771912

Westminister Abbey - Christ is Made the Sure Foundation

Alternate Harmonization for Organ

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SKU: MQ.50-9114-E

This arrangement adds an immediately appealing freshness to a familiar hymn tune FOUNDATION, while keeping its colonial American flavor. Each verse is set differently: the first in simple hymn-style, the second in the manner of a bold fugato, the third as a lilting canon, and the fourth as a repeat of the first with a soaring descant.

SKU: A0.1404687

3-6 Octaves, Level 2+

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A fun malleted accompaniment figure starts this joyous setting of the hymntune FOUNDATION.  The tune is given various stylistic treatments throughout before building to a final, powerful conclusion!

There is also a compatible 2-3 octave edition of this piece, GMH230037, available as a digital site license.

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SKU: A0.1411945

How Firm a Foundation - Arranged for 4 Violins.

SKU: A0.848427

Are you looking for a nice wedding processional (especially for the bridesmaids) ? Here is a simple piano arrangement of the familiar American hymn, How Firm a Foundation with shades of the Canon in D. Also perfect for an offertory in a worship service.

SKU: A0.1268374

This 2-minute piece featuring the American folk tune, FOUNDATION, is perfect for a call to worship, offertory, or postlude. A stirring key change leads into the triumphant last verse: That soul, though all hell should endeavor to shake, I'll never, no, never, no, never forsake. Also appropriate for a wedding.

Purchase includes a score and parts.

SKU: A0.997188

This peaceful arrangement of How Firm a Foundation is perfect for Reformation services. The simple harmonies make it easy for the choir to pick up. One a capella section will require extra practice. The organist will need to choose a suitable registration with flutes, adding a 2' for the second verse.

SKU: A0.523367

In this piano solo arrangement of How Firm a Foundation, the tempo has been slowed, preparing the hymn for a peaceful, reflective worship experience while still retaining the song's mood of faith and affirmation.  Bookended by Elgar's Salut d'Amour, this music is recommended for traditional church services and other worship events, as a prelude, postlude, an offertory, special music or silent prayer accompaniment.  This arrangement begins in Eb major, modulates to G major, then back again to Eb major.  5 pages of music.  Piano Level: Late Intermediate.