I need to find a copy of the Lord's Prayer euphonium solo, but searching through the publishing companies, I can't find it. I see from the ITEA archive that Schirmer has an arrangement with piano, but the site brings up nothing.
Where can I find it?
Nick
Lord's Prayer Euphonium solo
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I'm not worried about the instrumentation (should've specified that, sorry). Heck, I'll play it written for viola solo if it exists (which it probably doesn't given that nobody wants to hear a viola solo 
). What's the story behind the arrangement that seems to be getting popular for euphonium players? I'm sure I can find the same version around here for vocal solo, but what key is the euphonium version playing it in?
Nick
). What's the story behind the arrangement that seems to be getting popular for euphonium players? I'm sure I can find the same version around here for vocal solo, but what key is the euphonium version playing it in?Nick
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Hi Nick,
I play it in 'Bb' and it was written for voice. There must have been 12 copies at the music store in about 3 different keys. It's very popular as you know. They also had it in 'Db'... which is the same arrangement that Adam Frey played at SRTEC a couple of months ago.
I'm pretty sure you can find it in town there in Jax. It's only about $5 if I recall.
I play it in 'Bb' and it was written for voice. There must have been 12 copies at the music store in about 3 different keys. It's very popular as you know. They also had it in 'Db'... which is the same arrangement that Adam Frey played at SRTEC a couple of months ago.
I'm pretty sure you can find it in town there in Jax. It's only about $5 if I recall.
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Thanks, guys.
As it turns out, the director at the church has it (of course she does, what was I thinking?!). She just asked me what key, and I told her as long as it's not too high or too low, it should sound fine. I guess I'll see what key she brings me next week.
Nick
PS: I should've changed my location. Sorry Rick, no longer in Jax. I moved back to central Florida for a while. I bet it was easier to find there what with all the churches everywhere. I'm sure I can find it here, too if need be.
As it turns out, the director at the church has it (of course she does, what was I thinking?!). She just asked me what key, and I told her as long as it's not too high or too low, it should sound fine. I guess I'll see what key she brings me next week.
Nick
PS: I should've changed my location. Sorry Rick, no longer in Jax. I moved back to central Florida for a while. I bet it was easier to find there what with all the churches everywhere. I'm sure I can find it here, too if need be.