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Still, Still, Still is a lovely Austrian carol. It is a lullaby and must be played as though rocking a cradle. The words of the carol refer to falling snow, the hushed world sleeping, and dreaming of joyous days to come. This arrangement is for Unaccompanied Trumpet.
Still, Still, Still is a lovely Austrian carol. It is a lullaby and must be played as though rocking a cradle. The words of the carol refer to falling snow, the hushed world sleeping, and dreaming of joyous days to come. This arrangement is for Unaccompanied Clarinet.
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, arranged as a concert piece for Tenor Saxophone and Piano.
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, arranged as a concert piece for Alto Saxophone and Piano.
Still, Still, Still is a lovely Austrian carol. It is a lullaby and must be played as though rocking a cradle. The words of the carol refer to falling snow, the hushed world sleeping, and dreaming of joyous days to come. This arrangement is for Unaccompanied Euphonium.
Sleigh Ride: No.3 of 3 German Dances, evoking Santas sleigh swooping over the rooftops. For Wind Quintet with Bells and Timpani: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Timpani, Sleigh Bells and Glockenspiel. The bells could be improvised using anything jangly that comes to hand.
Oriental Tea Carol: Past 3 oclock: knowing that this mysterious carol only contains black notes, the 5-sharp key signature is very easy to work out. Easy Piano with note names.
Sleigh Ride: No.3 of 3 German Dances, evoking Santas sleigh swooping over the rooftops. For Wind Quintet with Timpani and Bells: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Timpani, Sleigh Bells and Glockenspiel. The bells could be improvised using anything jangly that comes to hand.
Sleigh Ride: No.3 of 3 German Dances, evoking Santas sleigh swooping over the rooftops. For WInd, Brass , Strings, Timpani and Sleighbells. This piece works very well even if certain instruments are unavailable.
Oriental Tea Carol: Past 3 oclock: knowing that this mysterious carol only contains black notes, the 5-sharp key signature is very easy to work out. Piano Duet for 4 hands.
Cantique de Noel, or O Holy Night. The setting of a poem by Cappeau which was written to celebrate the renovation of the Church organ in Roquemaure, on the west of the Rhone. Adolph Adam set it to music. This arrangement as an option to improvise, and is for unaccompanied Flute.
Cantique de Noel, or O Holy Night. The setting of a poem by Cappeau which was written to celebrate the renovation of the Church organ in Roquemaure, on the west of the Rhone. Adolph Adam set it to music. This arrangement as an option to improvise, and is for unaccompanied French Horn.
Cantique de Noel, or O Holy Night. The setting of a poem by Cappeau which was written to celebrate the renovation of the Church organ in Roquemaure, on the west of the Rhone. Adolph Adam set it to music. This arrangement as an option to improvise, and is for unaccompanied Trombone.
Cantique de Noel, or O Holy Night. The setting of a poem by Cappeau which was written to celebrate the renovation of the Church organ in Roquemaure, on the west of the Rhone. Adolph Adam set it to music. This arrangement as an option to improvise, and is for unaccompanied Violin.
Cantique de Noel, or O Holy Night. The setting of a poem by Cappeau which was written to celebrate the renovation of the Church organ in Roquemaure, on the west of the Rhone. Adolph Adam set it to music. This arrangement as an option to improvise, and is for unaccompanied Viola.