O Come, O Come Immanuel Easy followed by imitative phrases in

followed by imitative phrases in all sections

"Can they truly perform at such a high level

The 6/8 percussion interlude introduces the familiar bugle call from "Semper Fidelis" and the arrangement builds to an exciting conclusion with a hint of "Stars and Stripes" thrown in for good measure

The melody

and melodies which are exchanged constantly throughout the piece in order to keep the listener interested

O Come, O Come Immanuel Easy followed by imitative phrases inO Come, O Come Immanuel arr. Tom Tucker Grade 1. 5 O Come, O Come, Immanuel is a Christian hymn for Advent. While it is most commonly known by that English title, it is in fact a translation of the original Latin Veni, Veni, Emmanuel. This setting for young bands captures the phrasing form as well as the modal feeling of the work. It has been set to a light Latin background giving the arrangement a solid harmonic and melodic feeling. The ranges are