Anglican Episcopal Liturgical Trumpet Organ Vocal Music
Music From St. Marys by Clyde E. Hunt
You are listening to "A Prayer of Saint Chrysostom" -
A Requiem memorial for "Our Littlest Angel", Kya Nicole Barkowski
Clyde Hunt, trumpet and strings
MUSIC FOR TRUMPET and ORGAN
some with unison choir
ALLELUIAclick to view/listen
a one movement piece for B-Flat trumpet and organ. Probably best performed on the piccolo trumpet. Range: D1 to G3. Grade V
A PRAYER of SAINT CHRYSOSTOMclick to view/listen
a one movement piece for B-Flat or C trumpet and organ. Range: low Bb to A2. Grade V
A PRAYER of SAINT CHRYSOSTOMclick to view/listen
a one movement piece for B-Flat or C trumpet and String Orchestra. Range: low Bb to A2. Grade V
CHORALE PRELUDE on DIVINUM MYSTERIUMOf the Father's love begotten" click to view/listen
a one movement piece for unison choir, trumpet and organ, based on an 11th century "Sanctus" trope. Use as a prelude or a stand alone composition - Grade IV
CHORALE PRELUDE on EASTER HYMN (Christ the Lord is risen today) (for trumpet and organ) click for details/view/listen
CHORALE PRELUDE on EIN FESTE BURG (A mighty fortress isour God) (for trumpet and organ) click for details/view/listen
CHORALE PRELUDE on FORTUNATUS (Welcome happy morning age to age shall say) (for trumpet and organ) click for details/view/listen
LORD'S PRAYER, Theclick to details/view/listenHunt's setting of the LORD'S PRAYER for Trumpet (or Trombone) and organ is extracted from his St. Mary's Anglican Mass - for SATB Chorus and Organ (specify Bb or C trumpet or Bass Clef) Grade IV - range to C3.
DESCANTS for TRUMPET and ORGAN
PRAISE HIM WITH THE SOUND OF THE TRUMPET Vol. Iclick for details/view/listen Descants for Forty Famous Hymns - the descants are designed to be played with the Organist's hymnal (not included). Features a Book, Performance CD, and Organ Accompaniment CD.
PRAISE HIM WITH THE SOUND OF THE TRUMPET Vol. IIclick for details/view/listenDescants for Forty One Best loved Hymns Hymns - the descants are designed to be played with the Organists hymnal (not included).Features a Book, Performance CD, and Organ Accompaniment CD.
DESCANTS for ADVENT and CHRISTMASclick for details/view/listenthe descants are designed to be played with the Organist's hymnal (not included).
DESCANTS for LENT and EASTERclick for details/view/listenthe descants are designed to be played with the Organist's hymnal (not included).
MUSIC for SOLO ORGAN
PRELUDE AND FUGUE ON DUNDEE (for solo organ) Both the Prelude and Fugue are thematically derived from the hymn, DUNDEEclick for details/view/listen
WEDDING MUSIC for TRUMPET and ORGAN
FANFARE and PROCESSIONclick for details/view/listen Trumpet and organ. (specify Bb or C trumpet) A highly accessible, Sunday morning processional for any festive occasion. Grade IV - range to C3
The beautiful Moller tracker organ has provided St. Mary's Church, the oldest original church in Colonial Beach, VA, with musical inspiration and sound since the 1940's. Built in 1904, the organ was in service at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Washington, D.C. prior to being moved to Colonial Beach.A tracker organ operates mechanically, with a strip of wood connecting each key to its corresponding valve in the wind- chest. A strip or track of wood, called the slider, is bored with a number of holes while a stationary toe board also has corresponding holes. These holes, when aligned with the holes at the windchest, allow the air to pass through and cause the pipe to resonate.
According to our present organist, Mr. James Edwards, (the organist on this recording), it is a physically daunting task to play the instrument since there are no electronic relays nor devices of any kind to assist the performer! Mr. Edwards has been the organist since 1981. The release of this recording coincides with the 90th anniver sary of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Colonial Beach, VA. Father Ronald S. Okrasinski is the Rector.
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
On the Corner of Dennison and Washington Avenues,
Colonial Beach, Virginia 22443
Telephone - 804-224-7186
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