Air Force Hymn ("Lord, Guard and Guide") - Sax Quartet (SATB / AATB) - Intermediate (arr. Dennis Ruello) Sheet Music | Henry Baker (1852) and Mary C.D. Hamilton (1915) | Woodwind Ensemble
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Air Force Hymn ("Lord, Guard and Guide") - Sax Quartet (SATB / AATB) - Intermediate (arr. Dennis Ruello) Digital Sheet Music
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Air Force Hymn ("Lord, Guard and Guide") - Sax Quartet (SATB / AATB) - Intermediate (arr. Dennis Ruello)by Henry Baker (1852) and Mary C.D. Hamilton (1915) Woodwind Quartet - Digital Sheet Music

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Lyrics of "Lord, Guard and Guide," also known as the"United States Air Force Hymn." The text is derived from a prayer by poet Mary C.D. Hamilton. She also used the same text in "A Hymn for Aviators," a musical setting by English composer Henry Baker (1852). Hamilton wrote her prayer in 1915 during World War I with the transcript first appearing in the "American Student Hymnal" of 1928 set to Mozarts "Dona Nobis Pacem." Years later during World War II, the initial verse of the prayer was adapted for use in "The Navy Hymn" as a tribute to naval aviators. This saxophone quartet (Intermediate level) arrangement is for Soprano Sax (Alto sub. part), Alto Sax,Tenor Sax, and Baritone Sax. A full score is included. Performance time approx. 2 minutes 5 seconds 

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