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Setting of Eliza R
which translates to “The Passion of the Moon” and is a tone poem from the perspective of our nearest celestial body
The director wanted a carol that matched the theme of the importance of community in a small town
straightforward arrangement of a traditional hymn
A short orchestral work depicting the feeling of slowly getting angry until the point of collapse
Now, Let Us Rejoice Horn Setting of Eliza RArrangement of the Christian Hymn "Now, Let Us Rejoice" by Amy Gabbitas for Oboe, Clarinet in Bb and Bassoon. Digital product distributed by Robert Gabbitas Music. Published 2 September 2024. From the arranger: "Now Let Us Rejoice" has been a favorite hymn of mine ever since I sang it in a women's chorus in college. I'm a sucker for triple meter songs. This arrangement uses flourishes and bouncy notes to create a lively, playful atmosphere.