THis is actually a christmas arrangement of "Joy to the World" by Isaac Watts (i'm trying to give him some publicity) for the piano (which is crazy-hard, by the way) that I arranged for two trumpets and a bari sax. Unfortunately, the bari sax is a bit distorted because all my saxophone patches are the same (so i shifted it down an octave). this will be performed at my church on december eleventh, so give me suggestions quickly before it's too late.

Not bad, but sometimes the the notes don't just click together. But I still liked it, so...good job :)

I thought Handel wrote that song . . but when I did a google search, both names are associated with that song o.0 meh ..

Anyways, good arrangement *thumbs up* you managed to respect the original work, while at the same time you didn't abuse your artistic license . . I like your modulations and your sense of the style =)

EDIT: Ohh, Watts wrote the lyrics!

Isaac Watts (with whom I share my first name) did the arrangement of "joy to the world" that I wrote (arranged) for the Bari, and two trumpets. Handel wrote it and its lyrics (don't get me wrong), but Isaac watts did the crazy-hard arrangement of it that I spoke of earlier (Isaac Watts is still alive). Mebbe that cleared some stuff up, and maybe it didn't... I guess you could call it an arrangement of an arrangement... so to speak.
Edit: OOOOO... i think I made a serious mistake... the piano arrangement is by Jerry Ray... :doh: :think: :think: :jerry: I arranged his arrangement for the Bari, and two trumpets :doh: :doh: :heh:

This is the first half (i haven't finished putting it into midi) of Jerry :jerry: Ray's arrangement for "joy to the world" enjoy! lfinger

Buaahahahahahah, I was that bari sax player to play at the church! It was gooood.