This arrangement can be used for both holiday and perennial occasions. The majority of the piece is in a style called "Parang" which is a traditional style found in Trinidad most often found performed around Christmas time. The challenge exists in the ability of the performers to grasp the 3 over 2 feel in the 6/8 meter.

Meaning "God Bless Africa" in the Xhosa language, this South African hymn carries a great deal of historical significance as the anthem of the global anti-Apartheid movement. This inspiring melody has since been adopted by several African nations as a national anthem. This arrangement overlays traditional European counterpoint in the pans onto a backdrop of syncopated African rhythm.

The Pan Hymnal is designed to offer the church steel band a selection of hymns to be used in church services throughout the liturgical calendar, and hymns appropriate for Epiphany, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas are included, along with hymns for Black History month, harvest and general worship. Most of these arrangements were made to accompany the singing congregation, although they can also be used as preludes, anthems, musical interludes or postludes.

The Pan Hymnal is designed to offer the church steel band a selection of hymns to be used in church services throughout the liturgical calendar, and hymns appropriate for Epiphany, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas are included, along with hymns for Black History month, harvest and general worship. Most of these arrangements were made to accompany the singing congregation, although they can also be used as preludes, anthems, musical interludes or postludes.

The Pan Hymnal is designed to offer the church steel band a selection of hymns to be used in church services throughout the liturgical calendar, and hymns appropriate for Epiphany, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas are included, along with hymns for Black History month, harvest and general worship. Most of these arrangements were made to accompany the singing congregation, although they can also be used as preludes, anthems, musical interludes or postludes.

The Pan Hymnal is designed to offer the church steel band a selection of hymns to be used in church services throughout the liturgical calendar, and hymns appropriate for Epiphany, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas are included, along with hymns for Black History month, harvest and general worship. Most of these arrangements were made to accompany the singing congregation, although they can also be used as preludes, anthems, musical interludes or postludes.

The Pan Hymnal is designed to offer the church steel band a selection of hymns to be used in church services throughout the liturgical calendar, and hymns appropriate for Epiphany, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas are included, along with hymns for Black History month, harvest and general worship. Most of these arrangements were made to accompany the singing congregation, although they can also be used as preludes, anthems, musical interludes or postludes.

The Pan Hymnal is designed to offer the church steel band a selection of hymns to be used in church services throughout the liturgical calendar, and hymns appropriate for Epiphany, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, Advent and Christmas are included, along with hymns for Black History month, harvest and general worship. Most of these arrangements were made to accompany the singing congregation, although they can also be used as preludes, anthems, musical interludes or postludes.

The national anthem is a must to have in the repertoire of any serious performing ensemble. This arrangement takes a traditional military band approach with plenty of pomp and fanfare, sure to stir the listeners at your next performance.