Canadian Brass Christmas

Seven custom arrangements made especially for The Canadian Brass the world s favorite brass ensemble recorded on the 2013 CanadianBrass release Christmas Time Is Here. Includes: “Angel Choir and theTrumpeter ” “Bach's Bells ” “Hark the Herald Angels Sing ” “My Little Drum ” “O Tannenbaum ” “Skating ” and “What Child Is This?” There are separatepart books for Trumpet 1 (00122451) Trumpet 2(00122453) Horn in F (00122454) Trombone (00122458) Tuba (00122459) and a Conductor's Score (00122462).

Seven custom arrangements made especially for The Canadian Brass the world s favorite brass ensemble recorded on the 2013 CanadianBrass release Christmas Time Is Here. Includes: “Angel Choir and theTrumpeter ” “Bach's Bells ” “Hark the Herald Angels Sing ” “My Little Drum ” “O Tannenbaum ” “Skating ” and “What Child Is This?” There are separatepart books for Trumpet 1 (00122451) Trumpet 2(00122453) Horn in F (00122454) Trombone (00122458) Tuba (00122459) and a Conductor's Score (00122462).

Seven custom arrangements made especially for The Canadian Brass the world s favorite brass ensemble recorded on the 2013 CanadianBrass release Christmas Time Is Here. Includes: “Angel Choir and theTrumpeter ” “Bach's Bells ” “Hark the Herald Angels Sing ” “My Little Drum ” “O Tannenbaum ” “Skating ” and “What Child Is This?” There are separatepart books for Trumpet 1 (00122451) Trumpet 2(00122453) Horn in F (00122454) Trombone (00122458) Tuba (00122459) and a Conductor's Score (00122462).

7 Arrangements for Brass Quintet-Seven holiday favorites recorded by The Canadian Brass: Away in a Manger * Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy * Deck the Halls - In Dulci Jubilo * Grand Angelic March * Jolly Old St. Nicholas * Sweet Songs of Christmas * We Three Kings of Orient Are.

7 Arrangements for Brass Quintet-7 holiday favorites recorded by The Canadian Brass: Away in a Manger * Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy * Deck the Halls - In Dulci Jubilo * Grand Angelic March * Jolly Old St. Nicholas * Sweet Songs of Christmas * We Three Kings of Orient Are.

15 Easy Arrangements-15 Easy Arrangements. These exciting instrumental collections feature 15 easy arrangements for brass quartet or brass quintet with flexible instrumentation and optional keyboard accompaniment. They make ideal accompanimentsfor congregational singing in churches or other groups and are also great for performances by brass only. Every book includes two versions of each carol: the standard version found in hymnals in the common key and a variationverse with a free and interesting arrangement. Includes: Angels We Have Heard on High · The First Noel · Go Tell It on the Mountain · Hark! the Herald Angels Sing · Joy to the World · WhatChild Is This? · and more.

Brass Quintet-A smooth and intricate arrangement of this holiday classic to show off the advanced brass quintet.

15 Easy Arrangements-15 easy arrangements for brass quartet or brass quintet with flexible instrumentation with optional keyboard accompaniment. Ideal accompaniments for congregational singing in churches or other groups. Also great for performancesby brass only. Include two versions of each carol: a standard version found in hymnals in the common key and a “variation verse ” with a free and interesting arrangement. Includes: Angels We Have Heard on High •The First Noel • Go Tell It on the Mountain • Hark! the Herald Angels Sing • Joy to the World • What Child Is This? • and more.

15 Easy Arrangements-15 easy arrangements for brass quartet or brass quintet with flexible instrumentation with optional keyboard accompaniment. Ideal accompaniments for congregational singing in churches or other groups. Also great for performancesby brass only. Include two versions of each carol: a standard version found in hymnals in the common key and a “variation verse ” with a free and interesting arrangement. Includes: Angels We Have Heard on High •The First Noel • Go Tell It on the Mountain • Hark! the Herald Angels Sing • Joy to the World • What Child Is This? • and more.

Joy to the World Deck the Halls God Rest Ye Good King Wenceslas-Canadian Brass.

This enduringly popular seasonal song has long been a Christmas favourite even though the lyrics don?t mention ?Christmas? at all. The words were by Dick Smith (1901-1935) and the music by Felix Bernard (1897-1944). The inspiration was reportedly a visit by Smith to Honesdale?s (his hometown) Central Park when it was covered in snow.The first recording was made by Richard Himber?s Ritz-Carlton Orchestra in 1934. The same year Guy Lombardo and his band The Royal Canadians took the song to number 2 in the US Billboard Chart where it stayed for 9 weeks. It has since been recorded by over 150 artists the most successful versionsbeing by Perry Como and the Andrews Sisters both released in 1946.