OF DISTANT LAND is a melancholy arrangement of an original melody commencing with a soprano sax solo followed by the euphonium with the same melody leading up to a sensitive beginning of the tune 'Eventide' more commonly known as 'Abide with me' followed by a strong affirmation of a line in the last verse of 'Abide with me' which states 'Heaven’s morning breaks, and earth's vain shadows flee' indicating a better Distant Land. The piece finishes quietly with a reference to 'Eventide' by the euphoniums.
| Publication details: | |
| Title | Of Distant Land |
| Subtitle | dedicated to my mentor and friend, Dean Jones |
| Composer | Samuel Shelley |
| Instrumentation | Fanfare |
| Duration | 5.35 |
| Difficulty | Medium |
Of Distant Land (FA)
- Composer: Samuel Shelley
- Title: Of Distant Land
- Availability: In Stock
- Instrumentation :Fanfare
- Duration :5.35
- Difficulty :Medium
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