Debbie Wolfe

If ever a song is meant to be played by the horn, it is golden hour

This beautiful song was meant to be played on horn! Sheet Music: https://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/brooklyn-duo/golden-hour-cello-piano/MN0269447 Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel! Facebook: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic Instagram: @debbiewolfemusic Other music arranged by me: https://www.debbiewolfemusic.com/shop Audio produced and performed by Debbie Wolfe Video filmed by Brady Wolfe, edited by Debbie Wolfe SONG CREDITS Music written by JVKE (Jacob Lawson) and Zac Lawson Arr. by Brooklyn Duo (Patrick and Marnie Laird) Adapted for horn by Debbie Wolfe

I hope you enjoy my piano solo cover of "I Can Do All Things", the 2023 Youth Theme Song for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, originally sung by Jarica Jamison I sat down at the piano and played this arrangement during a chaotic time of life this summer. Six months ago, I started the process to become a kidney donor as I had a friend in need. The process was long - lots of testing, lots of waiting, and 6-hours one way travel to the transplant center for additional testing. I changed my water intake and became more conscientious of the supplements and food I was eating. Ultimately, it was determined I was a match! So, I filmed this video less than 4 days before I was scheduled to donate (the surgery was ultimately postponed a week, but that's another long story). Throughout the entire process - the blood tests, CT scans, the waiting, the additional testing, waiting some more, the surgery and the recovery, I have felt God's guiding hand many times. So, when I sat down to record this song, I felt it - I felt how much God helps us to the little things and the big things that come our way. Truly, we can do all things with Christ. “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me” Philippians 4:13 Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more piano and horn music! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic INSTAGRAM: @debbiewolfemusic Find more piano arrangements at www.debbiewolfemusic.com Original sheet music: https://assets.ldscdn.org/26/96/2696507ec18c11ec8c52eeeeac1e00b8f19e83ea/i_can_do_all_things_2023.pdf Song Credits: Words and music by Nik Day Originally sung by Jarica Jamison Arranged for piano solo by Debbie Wolfe Audio recorded, produced and performed by Debbie Wolfe Video filmed by Debbie and Brady Wolfe Video edited by Debbie Wolfe Lyrics: Through my hills and valleys, Every storm-tossed sea, I can feel my Savior So close to me. He leads me forward Through paths unknown, And when my strength is gone, He heals my weary soul And shows me who I could be. He stays with me, And I know I can do all things. When I’m sinking in the waves, If I reach out for His grace, He will rescue me. I can do all things With the Savior by my side. I can climb to greater heights, Find the strength I need. I can do all things with Christ. I can do all things with Christ. I will cross that desert Though it’s far and wide. When I feel the hunger And I hear the lies, I will pray to heaven, And the winds will cease. With my Savior as my guide, I know that I can do all things. When I’m sinking in the waves, If I reach out for His grace, He will rescue me. I can do all things With the Savior by my side. I can climb to greater heights, Find the strength I need. I can do all things with Christ. I can do all things with Christ. If I’m locked inside a prison cell, He breaks my chains. When I’m laid into the grave, He rolls the stone away. When I face my fears and follow Him with all my faith, He gives me strength. So I can do all things. When I’m sinking in the waves, If I reach out for His grace, He will rescue me. I can do all things With the Savior by my side. I can climb to greater heights, Find the strength I need. I can do all things with Christ. I can do all things with Christ. I can do all things with Christ.

Red Rocks Rhapsody is a beautiful piano solo written by Kevin Olson. I hope the music can bring to mind the beautiful and vast scenery of the Colorado Red Rocks, even though this was filmed in Eastern Oregon. I also want to give a big thanks to Emersyn Johnson who filmed this for me! Thank you! Sheet Music: https://cccmusiccompany.com/music/ Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more piano and horn music! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic INSTAGRAM: @debbiewolfemusic Find more of my own personal piano arrangements at www.debbiewolfemusic.com Audio recorded, produced and performed by Debbie Wolfe Video filmed by Emersyn Johnson (IG @emmy_films) Video edited by Debbie Wolfe

I know that my Redeemer lives! When I sing and play this hymn, the power of those words grabs my heart. Every. Time. This video was filmed in an empty racquetball court - and the acoustics are amazing! Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more piano and horn music! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic INSTAGRAM: @debbiewolfemusic Find more music at www.debbiewolfemusic.com HYMN CREDITS Text by Samuel Medley Music by Lewis D. Edwards French horn played by Debbie Wolfe Lyrics: I know that my Redeemer lives. What comfort this sweet sentence gives! He lives, he lives, who once was dead. He lives, my ever-living Head. He lives to bless me with his love. He lives to plead for me above. He lives my hungry soul to feed. He lives to bless in time of need. He lives to grant me rich supply. He lives to guide me with his eye. He lives to comfort me when faint. He lives to hear my soul’s complaint. He lives to silence all my fears. He lives to wipe away my tears. He lives to calm my troubled heart. He lives all blessings to impart. He lives, my kind, wise heav’nly Friend. He lives and loves me to the end. He lives, and while he lives, I’ll sing. He lives, my Prophet, Priest, and King. He lives and grants me daily breath. He lives, and I shall conquer death. He lives my mansion to prepare. He lives to bring me safely there. He lives! All glory to his name! He lives, my Savior, still the same. Oh, sweet the joy this sentence gives: “I know that my Redeemer lives!” He lives! All glory to his name! He lives, my Savior, still the same. Oh, sweet the joy this sentence gives: “I know that my Redeemer lives!” #Easter #IKnowthatmyredeemerlives

“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths.” —Proverbs 3:5-6 Enjoy this piano solo rendition of "Trust in the Lord" by Nik Day. It is the 2022 Youth Theme Song for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Sheet music for the piano solo only: https://www.debbiewolfemusic.com/product-page/trust-in-the-lord-piano-solo-sheet-music Sheet music for the piano that also includes the vocal solo: https://www.debbiewolfemusic.com/product-page/trust-in-the-lord-piano-solo-with-voice-sheet-music Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more piano and horn music! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic INSTAGRAM: @debbiewolfemusic More piano arrangements can be found at www.debbiewolfemusic.com Original sheet music: https://assets.ldscdn.org/3e/99/3e994bef2935fdcce20db93f660873225f3b2073/trust_in_the_lord_youth_music_2022.pdf Song Credits: Words and music by Nik Day Originally sung by Lizzy Newbold Arranged for piano solo by Debbie Wolfe Audio recorded, produced and performed by Debbie Wolfe Video filmed by Emily, Katy, Cora, and Brady Wolfe Video edited by Debbie Wolfe Lyrics: The world is crumbling at our feet. The skies are filled with gray. The Savior's calling to His sheep, And He will lead the way. We know His voice; We've heard it before. We know the words He says. He is the light. We'll follow Him to the end. Though fires may burn And storms may rage, When darkness comes, We'll find our way back home. We will trust in the Lord. Though tears may fall And friends may leave, We'll see His light, And that's where we will go. We will trust in the Lord. We will trust in the Lord. We won't be blinded by the rain; The path we're on is clear. There may be mountains on the way, But we choose faith, not fear. He opens our eyes, Fills us with peace, Lifts our weary souls. He is the light, and we'll never be, We'll never be alone Though fires may burn And storms may rage, When darkness comes, We'll find our way back home. We will trust in the Lord. Though tears may fall And friends may leave, We'll see His light, And that's where we will go. We will trust in the Lord. We will trust in the Lord. With all of our hearts, We won't trust in the world, We'll trust in the One who made us all. Though fires may burn And storms may rage, When darkness comes, We'll find our way back home. We will trust in the Lord. Though tears may fall And friends may leave, We'll see His light, And that's where we will go. We will trust in the Lord. We will trust in the Lord.

Philip Aaberg's music has been a great source of inspiration for me ever since I was a little girl. A couple of years ago, I was playing his piece 'Montana Half-Light' and thought that if I could combine the left hand from 'Montana Half-Light' with 'Silent Night', I'd get a very peaceful and soothing version of the beloved Christmas carol. This video is the result of combining the two! Check out Philip Aaberg's 'Montana Half-Light' https://youtu.be/2re6Z74Wck4 More piano arrangements can be found at www.debbiewolfemusic.com Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more piano and horn music! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic INSTAGRAM: @debbiewolfemusic Song Credits: Music written by Franz Xaver Gruber, arranged by Debbie Wolfe and Philip Aaberg Audio recorded, produced and performed by Debbie Wolfe Video filmed by Brady Wolfe Video edited by Debbie Wolfe

Scott Joplin, "The King of Ragtime" has written the classics such as "The Maple Leaf Rag" and "The Entertainer". When I first learned "Solace", I was in high school and I played it quite fast. Recently, however, I slowed it down and "Solace" took on an entirely different feel. Now, when I play it, I feel more content, more peace, more stillness. I hope you enjoy my rendition of "Solace". My piano arrangements can be found at www.debbiewolfemusic.com Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more piano and horn music! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/debbiewolfemusic INSTAGRAM: @debbiewolfemusic Song Credits: Written by Scott Joplin Audio recorded, produced and performed by Debbie Wolfe Video filmed by Brady Wolfe Video edited by Debbie Wolfe