Leanin’ on the Everlastin’ Arms has been a favorite in churches for over a century—offering comfort, security, and joy in God’s sustaining presence. Written in 1887 by Elisha Hoffman and Anthony Showalter, this hymn pairs a message of trust with a melody that practically begs to be played with energy.

This brass quintet arrangement leans into that spirit (pun intended), offering a toe-tapping, confident feel that brings this gospel classic to life in a way your congregation will love.

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🎼 Arrangement Highlights
A swing-style rhythm drives this arrangement forward, giving each player a fun and expressive part to play. The melody moves between trumpets and horn, while trombone and tuba lock in the groove and provide harmonic stability. It’s both spirited and polished.

📅 Suggested Use
A great fit for services themed around trust, joy, or celebration. It’s also a crowd-pleaser in sacred brass concerts—easy to rehearse, fun to play, and guaranteed to get feet tapping.

Each piece in this series is playable yet accessible, making it a great fit for volunteer church ensembles or school quintets. Whether you’re adding music to a service or looking for something meaningful for your next concert, this arrangement delivers both inspiration and strong ensemble writing.

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