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Composed in 1875, " I Am Thine" is one of the best-known of about 2,200 hymn tunes penned by Willliam Howard Doane (1832-1915). This arrangement is for unaccompanied F horn and euphonium (alt. trombone, bassoon, or cello) duet. Besides a few obscure texts, the only popular hymn commonly sung to this tune is the original text it was written with, Fanny Crosby's "I Am Thine, O Lord," sometimes called by the first line of its refrain, "Draw Me Nearer."
Separate parts are provided to avoid awkward page turns. The euphonium part can also be played on trombone, bassoon, cello, and (with supplementary Bb treble part) baritone TC or tenor sax.
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